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Snowboard Mag was created to honor the vibrant culture we cherish: snow, art, music, travel, food, drinks, skateboarding, and surfing. These elements shape who we are. We are passionate snowboarders who rise with the sun and enjoy the thrill of the slopes until nightfall. We break the rules, cherish our families, and embrace life on the go. We take risks and ride on all types of terrain. The goal of Snowboard Mag is to showcase the beautiful aspects of the lifestyle we love, honoring our history while looking towards the future. Through captivating stories, stunning photos, films, and products, we celebrate life both in the mountains and in the urban spaces we call home. We are a community of creatives, including photographers, filmmakers, and writers, dedicated to exploring life both on and off the snowboard.

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First Draft: Stine Tønnessen

2 days ago | snowboardmag.com | Mark Clavin

29-year-old Salomon rider Stine Tønnessen talks rail jams vs. filming, coming up in Scandinavia, her latest project with the Sensesse crew, and more for her first interview with Snowboard Mag. Are you home now? Are you still on a trip? Yeah, I’m still up in Riksgränsen. I’m here with the Herschel crew. What are you shooting? We’re just shooting a travel piece. We took the train up here and have just been filming some stuff on the hill. How long have you been with them? Since December.
Red Gerard Officially Qualifies for 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy

1 week ago | snowboardmag.com | Mark Clavin

Looks like Milan is going to see Red Gerard compete in slopestlye and big air when the Olympics come to town next February. After a busy season of contests, Red’s results have put him in the drivers seat for next season with his number being officially called by the U.S. teams as it’s second athlete (behind Chloe Kim who clinched earlier this Spring) named to the 2026 Olympic team.
Lolo Derminio Now Rides For Rome!

2 weeks ago | snowboardmag.com | Mark Clavin

Want to get to know the newest pro for Rome Snowboards? She is one of our favorite riders and personalities currently strapping in.
Watch: DVD Trip Roulette With Victor Daviet

4 weeks ago | snowboardmag.com | Mike Basher

The newest DVD (Daviet Victor Digitalvideoseries) installment is here, and this one tops them all, in our opinion. Victor and Nasima Zirak, an Afghan snowboarder, artist, and political refugee who recently settled in Annecy, France head out on an adventure to eventually hike a nearby peak for Nasima’s first-ever freeride descent. To get there, though, they pedal across Lake Annecy on a paddleboat, hop on e-bikes, and hit the trail.
The 2025 Uninvited Invitational - Full Contest and Results

1 month ago | snowboardmag.com | Mark Clavin

A lot has been going down in Utah since the start of April. The Bomb Hole Cup went off two weekends ago and it was followed up by the 2025 Uninvited Invitational. A three-day contest with some of the best women and nonbinary riders in the game. 15-year-old Jess Perlmutter kept her dream season alive (placing at X Games as a rookie and winning the Red Bull Heavy Metal event in Boston) by taking home the top spot along with $15k from Jess Kimura and the event sponsors.
The Bomb Hole Cup 2025 Highlight Reel

1 month ago | snowboardmag.com | Mark Clavin

Podcasts expanding into live events has been a trend for awhile now but you name a podcast out there that does a live event like The Bomb Hole? None? That’s what we thought. Splitboard races, park jams, mandatory 900s, one-foot races and plenty more. Chaos in style at The Bomb Hole Cup 2025 up at Brighton. If you missed the live stream, enjoy the highlights above. Congrats to Iris Pham and Pat Fava for taking the crowns.
The Uninvited Returns - $60,000 Prize Purse Up For Grabs

1 month ago | snowboardmag.com | Mark Clavin

Back for another year, the preeminent women’s contest started from the brain of Jess Kimura is heading to Park City this week. Gaining traction year over year, and even having an open qualifier across the pond earlier this winter, some of the best in the world will be battling it out this weekend for cash prizes and the respect of their peers.
Sam Klein Raw Files - Wild Game

1 month ago | snowboardmag.com | Mark Clavin

Twenty minutes of raw footage from Sam Klein’s project, Wild Game, and the following season edited by his fiancĂ©e Emily O’Connor. Emotions, attempts, success, and failures all laid out in a single timeline for our enjoyment. Plus, he steps to some pretty heavy spots. Check out the latest from the Never Summer rider above and follow him on social to keep up with his upcoming project, due out this fall.
Chloe Kim Qualifies For 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy

1 month ago | snowboardmag.com | Mark Clavin

A predictable announcement based on Chloe Kim’s past competitive season, but an announcement nonetheless. Chloe took to Instagram this past weekend to tell her fans that she has officially qualified for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy. The Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo games will kick off in early February and it is now official that the biggest name in women’s halfpipe will be attending.
Zeb Powell Signs With Nike’s Jordan Brand

1 month ago | snowboardmag.com | Mark Clavin

Looks like North Carolina-born Zeb Powell has found a new home with Michael Jordan’s empire. Tossing up an Instagram earlier today with the caption “Sliding with @jumpman23” seems to make the announcement all but official. Zeb has been running some Jordan stickers on his board the past few months as well as donning a chain with the famed shoe logo from time to time so the industry has been waiting to see what will be in store. Is Nike coming back into snowboarding?