Snowboarder Magazine November 2007 Volume 20.4 : SUPERPARK ISSUE IN STORES NOW

FEATURES:

NO MAN'S LAND with Marie France-Roy
"When you go to a spot and land a trick with the girls, you look up and they're smiling, but are they always really that stoked you landed the trick?"

SUPERPARK 11: The Proving Grounds by Liam Gallagher
"As a spectator, it was wild enough watching the hell-man of a heli-pilot navigate between lift towers and trees, keeping the craft no more than twenty feet off the deck of the jumps, and I can't imagine wht it must've taken for the riders to stay composed. But they never faltered."

NOCTURNAL MISSION by Ben Fee
"My body was used to the proportioned light between the thirtieth and fortieth parallels; up past sixtieth, winter's gloom reigned supreme, with nearly twenty hours of the day dominated by night. My feet dragged under the presence of this constant dusk, and I began questioning my ability to motivate without the use of upppers or antidepressants."

TWENTY PACES
Travis Rice and Johan Olofsson
"Are you on drugs? Aren't we all?"

CONTENTS:

FRESH AND TRACKED
with Andrew Hardingham

HOT AIR Towing the Line
by Tom Monterosso

UP FOR GRABS Win TJ Schneider and
Steve Fisher's Full Kit!

ON DECK Will Lavigne: "Blondes are smoother and taste like suger, and brunettes are more vigorous. You always want to get more, though..."

Lonnie Kauk: "When I am snowboarding, I feel like I'm a warrior going against all the voices that are trying to go against me."

GLOBAL WARNING by Morgan Varon
"Established by big-mountain Jeremy Jones, POW is working to educate the snow industry in how it can be more productive in slowing down the global warming crisis."

TRICK TIP How to Frontside 1080

OH CANADA, FROM EH TO ZED
with Pete Anderson: The Magnetic Pull Of The North "Despite lacking the vertical and average snowfall the rest of the country enjoys, the Prairies continue to be a proving ground for the dedicated, talented riders before they make their inevitable journey west."

SNOW JOB: BOUNCER by Joe Prebich