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Wild Wild Wasatch Series 2 Episode 1- “Waiting for Champagne”

By January 30, 2015February 10th, 2015One Comment

 

Wild Wild Wasatch is at it again, bringing us another season of splitboard edits. In this episode they talk about the up’s and down’s of their storm cycles until they finally receive what they’ve been waiting for.

If you’ve never seen any of last season’s episodes check them out here.

Cbalke

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Colin Balke is a content editor for Splitboard.com who lives in Northern California. When not plucking away on a keyboard, he can be found splitboarding, camping, backpacking, or hanging out with family and friends.

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  • January 30, 2015 at 5:00 am #779862
    Cbalke
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      Wild Wild Wasatch is at it again, bringing us another season of splitboard edits. In this episode they talk about the up’s and down’s of their 
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    January 30, 2015 at 3:09 pm #779880
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    I’m not sure if these guys post on here or not? Anyways fun video if you do, I was going to point out one sad irony of having “Ski Utah” as one of your sponsors. Not trying to hate just educate. Ski Utah is an organization made up of all the major ski resorts in Utah. They have been the leading proponents of development and resort expansion in the Wasatch including the unpopular “ski link” and “one wasatch” proposals. Their organization should be considered an enemy of the BC community. The sad irony being that if Ski Utah had been able to push through their agenda over the last 5 years your video would not have been possible since every zone you shot in would have a lift with limited to no access to the general public. Anyways like I said not trying to hate, this has been a recent discussion on the Utah thread. Will the popularity of splitboarding lead to a greater emphasis on conservation and strengthen our community? Or will it have the opposite effect. I pray it’s not the latter. Take care.

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