Yūgen – Trailer Cbalke October 8, 2018 Videos After three years of hearing about Rafael Pease's travels, splitboarding tales, and seeing snippets of video, we are beyond excited to experience...
Patagonia Presents: Right to Roam – Full Film Cbalke November 8, 2017 Karakoram, Videos 1 Comment In Scotland, most land is privately owned by a small percentage of their population. Through the Scottish Outdoor Access Code and the Countryside...
Patagonia Presents: Right to Roam – Trailer Cbalke October 24, 2017 Videos Jump in the van with Marie-France Roy and Alex Yoder as they weave their way through Scotland, exploring how personal accountability allows for...
Patagonia’s SnowDrifter 30l Pack Cbalke September 26, 2017 Articles, Gear, Reviews 2 Comments As my previous pack continued to wear and fray itself away, I knew that it was only a matter of time before it would be laid to rest. Me being a...
Josh Dirksen – Windlips in the Backyard Cbalke November 1, 2016 Videos Pro Snowboarder Josh Dirksen took the road less traveled and stayed home in Oregon to film his video part for Insight. Josh talks about how home...
Foothills: The Unlinked Heritage of Snowboarding Cbalke October 18, 2016 Featured, Videos The people of Petran, Turkey, have been snowboarding for roughly 300 years. It’s not snowboarding as we know it, but you’ll recognize it. In this...
Batten the Hatches – Patagonia’s PowSlayer Bib and Refugitive Jacket Cbalke April 17, 2016 Articles, Featured, Gear, News, Resources, Reviews 1 Comment After years of marketing jargon and hype, it seems that riders have become more cautious or dismissive when it comes to new "tech." Especially when...
Split Open and Melt – The Reconnaissance Line by Patagonia Cbalke March 29, 2016 Articles, Contributors, Featured, Gear, Ian Tarbox, News, Reviews 1 Comment Ian Tarbox-Recon Line Review The snowsports industry saw some very cool new waves for the 2015/2016 winter season. One of these swells was the...
Ryland Bell : Season Edit Cbalke January 8, 2016 Jones Snowboards, Spark R&D, Videos This is my season edit from last winter, filmed in Japan and Alaska. In the past few years, especially last season, I feel that I have come full...
Patagonia: Backcountry Touring Collection Cbalke December 28, 2015 Articles, Featured, Gear, News, Splitboard 101, Videos It's no secret that the outerwear needs of backcountry enthusiasts is much different than what is offered by typical outerwear. Splitboarder's are...
2015 Dirksen Derby Cbalke November 11, 2015 Events, News The Dirksen Derby is now accepting race registrations. Space is limited, get on it! The Derby is back and better than ever this year! Tyler...
Patagonia Presents #Find_Away: Episode 6 – AK Girls Way – In Memory of Liz Daley Cbalke February 18, 2015 News, Videos Liz Daley also known as LizDee in the forums tragically passed away while snowboarding in Argentina this last fall. The latest Patagonia #Find_Away...
Patagonia Presents #Find_Away: Episode 5 – Wild Alaska Cbalke January 26, 2015 Jones Snowboards, News, Videos Ryland Bell grew up with Alaska’s big mountain lines always in view—familiar and yet unknown. Even when he’s out of state, the untapped...
“Carpe Diem” Patagonia Cbalke January 23, 2015 News, Videos Editors Note: Freeride World Tour competitor Aurelian Routens, brings you the latest episode of his series "Carpe Diem. " Routens Aurélien is...
What if… A splitboard, ski and kayak expedition in Norway Cbalke January 13, 2015 News, Videos 2 Comments "What if…" Two words, that can lead to the best ideas. What if we would strap our splitboards and ski’s to a kayak? It started a couple of years...
8th Annual Dirksen Derby – December 12-14, 2014 at Mt. Bachelor splitboard.com November 22, 2014 Articles, Chris Gallardo, Events, Trip Reports The dates for the 8th Annual Dirksen Derby have been set for December 12-14, 2014. Get all the details and check out our pics from last years'...
Patagonia Presents #Find_Away: Episode 3 – The Weakness in the Wall Cbalke November 15, 2014 Jones Snowboards, Videos The imposing peaks of the Dolomites often guard their weaknesses with long approaches. Some look totally unrideable until you’re already many hours...
