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How many times I’ve already written, re-written, said, re-said, again and again, about the importance of having fun and of friendship while snowboarding? I don’t have a clue. Just countless. Here we go again: I’m writing about it one more time. Never enough. Just because it’s the Olympic season (Yes! One more time it is, and four years since Sochi have already gone by!), with all its contests, the stress, the scores, the points, the rankings, the standings, the tricks, the doubles, the triples, the quads, the qualifications, who’s in and who is not invited to the party, who’s the main favourite for the medals and who’s not, well all these things that gives you that love&hate feeling towards our sport/discipline/hobby/lifestyle/callitwhatyouwant. Well, as soon as you forget all that stuff I’ve just written above, and you go back on board riding with your friends just like the good old times, you figure out that those good old times actually have never really gone by. They come back every time you want to unplug your brain while turning to your board like a 15-year-old boy would do. A new season has just started, and despite this picture who might give you the idea of a springbreak session, we really hope that huge snowfalls are awaiting us and fresh powder will give us once more the opportunity of bringing our own inner kid back.

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Right in the middle of Ticino, a Southern region of Switzerland, you can find Aganè, founded some 10 years ago by its owner Mattia Fogliani. After a while he moved on to a new spot in Arbedo, place where you can feel the passion for mountains, seaside and adventure. Everything is built up on three elements: Water, Rocks and Snow - i.e. Surfing, Climbing and Snowboarding. This shop not only offers quality products for these elements, but also wants to be considered as a meeting point for everyone, with a complete service of lessons, camps and missions.

Spending beautiful days while climbing in the region, walking up the mounts in search of the best freeriding lines or jumping in the water of the close-by Mediterraneo spots - Aganè is always ready to share the best adventures having fun with friends, respecting and protecting the natural environment which is our playground.

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TOTO, INTRODUCE YOURSELF. WHO ARE YOU, WHERE ARE YOU FROM AND WHY DID YOU START SNOWBOARDING? Hi, I’m Pietro Cornacchione but everybody calls my Toto. I’m from Riva Valdobbia in Valsesia, Italy, I go to school and I really like fishing and hunting. I started snowboarding when I was 9 because my older brother used to ride and so I wanted to give it a try.

WHAT IS SNOWBOARDING TO YOU? Snowboarding is a way of being happy, making me feel free and knowing a lot of people.

WHICH RIDER INSPIRES YOU? Alex Oestreng and Danny Davis inspire me, I really like how they interpret snowboarding and they are stylish. I’m really pumped by Torstein Horgmo and his style, and by Nicolas Mueller since I watched Fruition – I liked everything he said about how much we are lucky and so on.

WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO WHEN YOU GROW UP? When I’m older I’d like to become a pro-snowboarder, an expert hunter and a lumberjack.

WHAT DO YOU THINK OF SNOWBOARDING AT THE OLYMPICS? Slopestyle is one of the disciplines that I do so I’m happy it has become an Olympic discipline.

BAD BOY QUESTION. WHAT PISSES YOU OFF? About snowboarding? When I am not able to pull a stylish trick off.

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Many believe that in the past few years freeriding has been the great comeback of the snowboarding industry. After having ridden entire towns, built enormous jumps and huge pipes, finally snowboarding came back to where it belongs. Snowboarding was born in backcountry, and its roots won’t ever be cut. But still, was there anyone who really thought that freeriding would be dead and gone? Everything evolves.

Usually we evolve in search of the roots. Even in freeride snowboarding there has been a big evolution. Not happy with just taking a chairlift (or for who’s luckier – an helicopter), we are striving to get back to the past looking ahead into the future. In search for the deepest and pivotal contact with nature and mountains. Through a lot of sweat and hardships, we earn our well-deserved powder. Probably splitboarding was born right there. In the past few years splitboarding gear had a great evolution, and the companies have understood it was not just a market niche, but it was an actual trend of many snowboarders, not only the most mature or nostalgic ones, but also youngsters who are searching for a face-off with nature and themselves. Everything’s in its right place. Beautiful. But to achieve all this, you need to reach a high level of awareness, under different points of view: ourselves, the others and the environment around us. First thing first, we need to be aware of our own technical and physical abilities – we have always have to try out things we know 100% we can achieve, technically and physically. In powder everything gets more difficult, even carving some turns or getting up after a fall. Another crucial point is about gear. The board-bin-

dings-boots trio is the easiest one – almost all snowboard companies have split gear in their line, but don’t forget the avalanche safety gear, which is not at all something you want to miss out on. Anywhere you want to go freeride, even where it looks like the safest place on earth, use all the time the ARTVA, shovel and probe. Without any of these, it’s nonsense for you and for the others around you. Obviously, it should be mandatory to know how to use all this gear. You want to make sure you are capable of using this stuff – so just sign up immediately for some avalanche safety courses. At the moment the market offers us extra-safety systems like backpacks with airbag or inhalator. This is for sure some gear that in some cases would really make the difference but, be aware that it can’t substitute the avalanche safety kit and some trustful powder mates who have to be equally equipped and know all about the rescuing procedures. Another fundamental routine before freeriding anywhere, is consulting the avalanche bulletin regarding the zone or the spot you would like to hit. Don’t underestimate the opinions and the reports of locals. The beauty of freeriding lies in the fact that you can 100% enjoy a true and real natural experience, somewhere you would not have even dreamt of only some time ago.

Splitboarding gear’s enhancement of the past few years is the reason why more and more people are taking on adventures and expeditions that not such a long time ago they would have been impossible to organise. Splitboarding allows us to explore, in the most complete sense – ourselves and the environment which we live in: take advantage of it.

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The wait is finally over - with two years of development, side by side with Bryan Iguchi and Travis Rice - the Union Splitboard Binding System is here at last! Carrying on Union’s “less is more” product mentality, the Expedition System is ready to ride out of the box, cutting out the confusion of getting yourself into the splitboard game. Considering all the factors that go into a successful splitboard mission, isn’t the ride down the most important? The Expedition Series not only look like traditional Union bindings, they ride like traditional Union bindings. Compared to the rest, the Expedition system features a unique interface that corkscrews your board together and allowing it to perform like a normal board. Less moving parts, simplistic design, and proven materials come together as the next generation of splitboard bindings. With 500,000 turbostratic fibers per square inch, the benefits of Forged Carbon ensure that no power is lost on the skin up or the ride down. This lightweight and durable material is perfectly suited for splitboard binding systems. Unlike complicated binding systems involving a number of moving parts, the Union Split System functions with just one pin. Pull the pin to change modes, push it in to lock the system in place. Simplicity and performance in one package. When it’s time to switch your bindings to climb mode, the most comfortable option is lowering your forward lean adjuster to decrease the highback angle for the ascent. Instead of screws, locks, and complicated

adjustment methods, the Expedition FC features a one-turn adjuster and a quick flip ladder that gets you to the top with minimal effort.

X-CARB SP1 BASE: This revolutionary composite contains a very high amount of pre-blended blended carbon, resulting in a super light torsionally rigid baseplate, ideal splitboarding.

SYNTHETIC EVA 3.0 BUSHINGS: Shock absorbing synthetic bushings are durable and an outstanding compliment to the smooth, natural ride of the SP1 base.

FORGED HEELCUPS: The rigidity and strength of FC Heelcups act like a roll cage on a race car - stiffening the entire chassis. The male/female connection with the base provides a seamless response.

SYMMETRIC DURAFLEX HIGHBACKS: This revolutionary composite contains a very high amount of pre-blended blended carbon, resulting in a super light torsionally rigid baseplate, ideal splitboarding.

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Compared to the standard Barryvox, Mammut’s Barryvox S Beacon

Triple antenna boasts a massive 70-meter range in digital mode, Pro sear-

has more advanced features that appeal to experienced mountaineers,

ch option switches to analog for an even greater range, Smart search with

guides, and backcountry skiers and splitboarders. That’s not to say this

dynamic icon assists with guidance while searching, Easy-to-see display

beacon is too advanced for beginners in the backcountry; on the con-

shows distance, direction, and victim number, Auto switch from search to

trary, it still features the same beginner-friendly interface (single switch,

send after not moving for four minutes

single button, and separate flagging button) that makes the standard

POWERFUL, EASY AND FAST: With a search strip width of 70 meters,

Barryvox so easy to learn how to use. In fact, the Barryvox S featu-

the Barryvox is one of the best devices in the world. Only an avalan-

res a smart search display with a dynamic icon that moves with you

che transceiver that is easy to use will save lives in an emergency, so

down slide paths and assists in proper probe planting to refine your avy

Mammut made fundamental improvements to the user-friendliness of

techniques whether you’re practicing or using what you practice for

the Barryvox.

real emergencies. Along with this smart search display, the Barryvox S

MAJOR ENHANCEMENTS: The new Barryvox generation continues the

also shows a similar readout to the standard Barryvox, with distance,

faultless reliability that the previous avalanche transceivers were known

direction, and number of burial victims showing clearly whether you

for. At the same time, Mammut have incorporated some major enhan-

have goggles on or off. Since there’s more information on the display,

cements in terms of usability and performance. The new Barryvox gene-

Mammut made this Barryvox S Beacon’s screen slightly larger than the

ration combines a highly powerful search with intuitive handling to help

standard model. This model also accepts lithium batteries as well as

you find buried subjects quickly, easily and reliably.

alkaline, and lithium batteries have proven to last longer in harsher cli-

INTUITIVE OPERATION: The new Mammut Barryvox avalanche tran-

mates. For more advanced use, the Barryvox S can switch from digital to

sceiver not only has one of the largest receiving bandwidths and one of

analog. Now both Barryvox beacons boast an extended 70-meter ran-

the widest safely usable search strips on the market; where it really stands

ge, but in analog mode, this beacon can extend its range to 80 meters.

out is its intuitive operation. One will only be able to make best use of his

Advanced beacon for dedicated backcountry skiers and splitboarders.

device in an emergency if it can be operated practically with closed eyes.

WHEN TIME IS YOUR ENEMY, FAST IS YOUR FRIEND. IL NOSTRO ARTVA PIÙ EVOLUTO E PIÙ ALL‘AVANGUARDIA POWERFUL. EASY. FAST. – IL NUOVO BARRYVOX ® S.

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WHEN AND WHY WAS SANDY SHAPES CREATED? Sandy Shapes was born as a mix of ideas and growing experiences in the snowboarding scene since 1998. It came to life in our first boards.

WHERE DOES THE NAME SANDY SHAPES COME FROM? Sandy is my nickname and 99% of my friends, acquaintances and clients knows me by that name… I also think that most of them has no idea my real name is Alessandro!

WHAT MAKES YOUR BRAND STAND OUT? Sandy Shapes is different for five important facts: its look which underlines the wooden surfaces, the constantly evolving shapes, the performance thanks to the materials and manufacturing process, the customisable finishes and shapes.

TALK ME THROUGH THE MANUFACTURING PROCESS OF A SANDY SHAPES’ BOARD. Our manufacturing philosophy is to create boards that are unique on the market thanks to the harmony of materials, their matching and the way they are glued.

Materials’ preparation, especially the CORES/EDGES and bases, are realised with last generation CNC machines to guarantee its replicability. We match woods, fibres and resin in a glueing process with precise temperatures and heating and cooling cycles

to obtain the raw board. From here we refine and get the boards you see on the market.

WHAT KIND OF SNOWBOARDERS ARE YOU FOCUSSING ON? We are able to provide a board for any type of rider thanks to our already existing models and the individually customised shapes.

Of course freeride and all mountain shapes are the most attractive to people but twin boards have been a revelation.

WHAT IS YOUR MARKETING TARGET? Our customers are mature and passionate riders who look for top quality products both in finishes and in performance. We are not a luxury brand but we prefer to be called “high end” that identifies an handicraft made in Italy where the hands of the shaper work on every board to get the most out of these products.

WHERE ARE YOUR PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTED? At the moment being, we have about ten dealers around the world, four of them in Italy. We have been on the market since 2012 but it has been only 18 months that we have completed our whole collection and we are now really ready for the market.

SNOWBOARDING IS LIVING A CONSTANT AND HECTIC EVOLUTION. A FEW YEARS AGO THERE WAS A STRONG INFLUEN-

CE OF SKATEBOARDING AND MANY RIDERS SHREDDED THROUGH THE CITIES. NOW MOUNTAINEERING AND FREERIDING ARE ON THE RISE. WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT IT? Freeriding is definitely conquering a huge part of winter sports market. I’m glad that this is bringing a new approach more connected to nature but always keeping in mind the importance of safety in the mountains and in freeride. Most of the brands inserts some “exotic” shape models in their line, but to me is more likely a following of the market trends of the moment. There are just few brands that really understand the freeride world and are able to produce models that meet the real needs of freeriders.

IN YOUR OPINION WHAT WILL THE FUTURE DIRECTION OF SNOWBOARDING BE? There are surely well defined worlds,

from freeride to splitboard to freestyle boards or park boards for facilities. Sandy Shapes wants to enhance the sense of turning and carving, the taste of snowboarding. Real turns.

WHAT ARE THE FUTURE AND UPCOMING PROJECTS OF SANDY SHAPES? We want to enrich our women’s collection but we are mostly focusing on new sizes requested by the American market. New lengths HAVE YOU GOT ANY MESSAGE TO ALL SNOWBOARDERS? Make snowboarding always better... and reach new people because they will be fascinated by it. Snowboarders have always made their identity an argument that distinguished them: we distinguish ourselves by style, elegance, art.

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nside oysters we can find little jewels of extreme beauty. Just

these matters: F-Tech. To trust highly qualified park builders is

like those precious pearls, in the Italian Alps’ heart, right in the

very important, most of all when you want to have a snowpark

middle of the Dolomites we can find a tiny jewel of extreme be-

of medium dimensions. Features realised like a form of art are

auty - the Buffaure Ciampac ski area. We are in Trentino, more

most important to contribute in improving the riding level of

precisely in Pozza di Fassa, just a few kilometres in between Ve-

our snowboarders, while at the same time there are less acci-

neto and South Tyrol. Thanks to its proximity to other regions,

dents and injuries, and surely attract more freestyle lovers. The

Buffaure manages to be a very modern resort, attentive to any

Buffaure Snowpark is a playground of medium size, it doesn’t

kind of tourism. Freestyle lovers too can find their own thing at

want to be an alternative to the snowpark-monsters where we

the Buffaure, because there is a little but fun snowpark that will

are used to admiring international pro-riders, but it is just the

just do and make your day. It is true, in 2018 there are very few

ideal choice for anyone who would like to improve his riding

resorts left that still cannot boast on a snowpark, as freestyle

level in the faster lane - most of all thanks to the two lifts al-

world is something deeply connected with tourism. If you don’t

most completely dedicated to the snowpark on its own. The

have adequate features for the adrenaline lovers… well, you will

snowpark is divided into two areas, the upper one is an all-de-

find yourself out of the game. Snowpark does not really equal

dicated jibbing area. It’s perfect for those riders who are more

to quality though, but here at the Buffaure Snowpark everything

into playful boards to slide on rails. The features in this area

is left to the calls of the best Italian and European company in

are really easy and smooth, and these characteristics make this

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ANOTHER ASPECT NOT TO UNDERESTIMATE IS THE VIEW, BREATHTAKING, TO SAY THE LEAST. IF YOU HAPPEN TO BE IN THIS RESORT TOWARDS THE END OF THE SEASON, FROM MARCH ONWARDS, I’D SUGGEST TO WAIT FOR THE SUNSET BEFORE COMING DOWN TO ADMIRE THE RED-PAINTED DOLOMITES’ PEAKS.

MAURO BISOL

zone particularly indicated to whoever wants to learn freestyle

This tiny but cosy house is freestylers’ little meeting point, here

basics but at the same time it is also appreciated by those with

you can find help from the local shapers, a safe spot where to

a higher riding level - so to have a little fun and warm up before

leave your backpack and where to check out all the features

facing more complicated features in the lower area of the park.

from, before kicking your riding day off. The snowpark is easily

Snowpark’s lower part is dedicated more to higher-level riders,

reachable from Pozza di Fassa. To the East of the town there’s

the features are tougher but at the same time very well built

the “Pozza Buffaure” gondola, a lift that towards the end goes ri-

and safe. The snowpark’s terrain is really steep so to have much

ght over the snowpark. On the contrary, to reach the end of the

inclined landings and really safe. The jibbing pro-line can boast

slopes, you don’t have to get the gondola back but you can ride

some very high level and technical features. You can find very

down the piste that basically goes through the main parking

aggressive rails and more creative features that can make you

lot where you would probably leave your car, while ending up

think of more famous and better known resorts.Another aspect

almost in Pozza di Fassa. Buffaure is surely a much-suggested

not to underestimate is the view - breathtaking, to say the least.

spot, there you can spend some days of pure adrenaline, or

If you happen to be in this resort towards the end of the season,

visit one of the close-by many resorts every day, thanks to the

from March onwards, I’d suggest to wait for the sunset before

Dolomiti Superski lift-ticket. How to is your call, but definitely

coming down to admire the red-painted Dolomites’ peaks.Hal-

among the “2018 must-dos” you need to take into consideration

fway-through the snowpark you can also find the shapers hut.

paying a visit to this Dolomites’ pearl.

MAURO BISOL

INSIDE OYSTERS WE CAN FIND LITTLE JEWELS OF EXTREME BEAUTY. JUST LIKE THOSE PRECIOUS PEARLS, IN THE ITALIAN ALPS’ HEART, RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DOLOMITES WE CAN FIND A TINY JEWEL OF EXTREME BEAUTY, THE BUFFAURE CIAMPAC SKI AREA.

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THE ONLY THING THAT SAVED US WAS THE FACT THAT WE WERE YOUNG ENOUGH TO STAND ALL OF IT. After visiting the Interstyle trade show in Tokyo we felt the time was ripe to go shred some powder. Remember the season in Europe was really weak up until then and we were pale from being in the office. Our friend Atsufumi Mizuno had his camper ready to roll in Tokyo. After a quick look into the snow forecast, Stephan Maurer, Aaron Schwartz, Atsu and myself spontaneously decided to make our way up North with only a slight idea of where exactly we were going to end up. Sapporo, Kiroro and Furano were being discussed, but nothing was certain. We boarded what looked like a deserted ferry that could just as well have been the filmset of a creepy horror movie. Needless to say that the pictures on the flyer looked a lot nicer than what we walked onto. After a few hours of ups and downs on deck we set our wobbly sea legs on Hokkaido. The camper was massively overloaded with dogs, board bags, surfboards and just way too much luggage that became a deadly hazard to anyone sitting in the back. Each time we came to a halt, the cargo would shift forward and would nearly crush the backseat passengers. Good thing we are strapping young lads who always held up the weight and we all stayed safe. Outside of the window a snowy landscape was passing by and looking more dreamy by the minute. We started to feel the tingle and our spirits were flying high.

Our mantra on trips like this is to have as much fun in deep powder as humanly possible, enjoy it with our friends, all while managing some emails and filming our next edit along the way. Experience has shown that the more we filmed each other “having fun”, the happier we were with the outcome. That’s why our cameras never stand still and always follows us.

That way we can all shred, take turns filming each other, and do full laps without stopping until our legs give in. For us it makes more sense to let those magical moments happen naturally, rather than forcing them on film. It’s about staying on the go without a fixed plan, but knowing where we’re heading. At the very least we knew one thing, we were eager to find some face shots. Furano is one of our favourite destinations because it offers many great access points and it’s fairly easy to find good powder runs on and off the resort, as well as by foot. The groomers are mint for carving and the terrain has it all. Also it seems like it hasn’t yet been overrun by foreign tourist like many other Japanese resorts. This means you share the backcountry with very few others, the lift-lines are very short and even the popular runs take some time to get bombed out.

IN THE END IT’S ALL A QUESTION OF BEING PREPARED FOR ANYTHING THAT COULD HAPPEN AND LIVE BY THE DAY, WITHOUT A PLAN BUT JUST A DESTINATION When we arrived, it was every bit as good as we hoped. There was tons of fresh and fluffy snow right off the bat. Long, deep, powerful turns that you exhilarate out of and get barrelled by your own spray. That was our daily business, and business was good! I can vividly remember many whiteout face shots where my brain was eager to hyper-process the location of the trees I had just seen in front of me and were now hidden in the snowcloud and speeding past me. However, to our surprise and very unlikely for Japan, it stopped snowing. This left us to our own devices – our feet and snowshoes to be specific – to hike the amazing backcountry in search of some untracked more hidden good. On our way home one day we ended up in a gully that led out from a bowl back to the resort.

Usually these gully’s are a pretty undesirable place to end up in, but this one was different. It was a super banked-out, wavy and speedy trail all along a beautiful riverbed. When we got spat out at the end of it, we looked at each other’s tired yet smiling faces and knew instantly that we would be coming back the following day with fresh legs and the cameras rolling. The Monkey Trail, as we called it, ended up being one of the main spots we frequently revisited to film for the next Yearning For Turning video. After riding we usually took our time to experience some original Japanese mountain town culture by visiting different local places like Cafe Goryo and other cool little places where we enjoyed meeting new people, eating delicious food and drinking the best ginger honey beer we’d ever tasted. During our time in Furano, our friend Funae let us stay in his basic yet pure and cozy place named “Naya Lodge” – a summertime melon farm that doubles as a ski lodge in the winter. The workers from the farm were already starting to clear the snow off of the greenhouses as we were leaving. It seemed a bit early to us, but spring was just around the corner. Japan is obviously one of the best places to ride deep powder, but it is also the place we ran into a new scene and movement with a different approach to snowboarding – one that we personally identify and relate to very strongly. Domo arrigato Japan!

NICHOLAS NAME SURNAME WOLKEN

WOLKEN, MIZUNO, NAME SURNAME MAURER

STEPHAN NAME SURNAME MAURER

ITW: DENIS PICCOLO & MATTEO ROSSATO PICS: MATT GEORGES

Somebody might not know their names. Yet. We are pretty sure that these dudes here will make their way into the snowboarding world sooner or later. Or they have already done it, and we were not ready for that or distracted by other stories.

Anyway, we picked some of the best up-and-coming riders and we fired some random and generic questions to them, just to see their reactions and to test their skills.

I remember at one of those historic contests that are no more, it was in Davos and it was New Year’s Eve around 2004, Giacomo Kratter introduced a very young fellow that he knew who was 14 or 15, and I still remember his words: “This guy is already very good at skateboarding but one day he will do great things in snowboarding too. Even better. He’s pure talent.”

That boy was Swiss, and his name was Iouri Podladtchikov.

Never too late, never too early.

BY MATT GEORGES

WHO ARE YOU? I’m Antti Jussila, a snowboarder from Finland.

something that you’ve been thinking to be possible but never done it by yourself.

WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM SNOWBOARDING? I wanna keep on doing my thing even thought it sounds really cliche and keep on progressing on snowboarding.

WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM THE FUTURE? Sono quel tipo di persona che vive il momento, ma spero che in futuro riesca sempre a fare qualcosa di cui sono appassionato e che mi piace molto fare.

WHAT DO YOU THINK BEFORE A TAKE OFF? I’m trying to keep my mind together before taking off.

Sometimes the focus is not there and result looks like that hah.

WHAT WERE YOU IN YOUR PREVIOUS LIFE? Hahah, I guess I was an animal.

WHAT’S THE FIRST THOUGHT THAT COMES THROUGH YOUR MIND WHEN YOU LAND AN IMPOSSIBLE TRICK? It’s always really rewarding feeling and kind of unreal to land

WHAT DO YOU WANT TO ACHIEVE IN YOUR LIFE? I wanna achieve things that when I look back to them I can be happy that I did them and don’t need to think that “shit I should have done this and that but never done them because someone said you that it’s not right”.

BY MATT GEORGES IN SIBERIA

BY MATT GEORGES

WHO ARE YOU? Joow, I’m Cees Wille from The Netherlands, I’m 25 years old. And I snowboard more then half of my life.

THROUGH YOUR MIND WHEN YOU LAND AN IMPOSSIBLE TRICK? Ooooo shitt! F*ck yeah..

WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM SNOWBOARDING? Expect? I don’t expect much, I try to make the most out of everything! And I love snowboarding, that’s why I do it so much.

WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM THE FUTURE? Hoping for some more SNOW. But scared for global warming...

WHAT DO YOU THINK BEFORE A TAKE OFF? When I fly I’m going somewhere on an adventure so I am stoked haha.

WHAT’S THE FIRST THOUGHT THAT COMES

WHAT WERE YOU IN YOUR PREVIOUS LIFE? I don’t know, maybe a lion.

WHAT DO YOU WANT TO ACHIEVE IN YOUR LIFE? Do what feels good! Like really. That’s the most important thing.

BY MATT GEORGES IN MOSCOW

BY MATT GEORGES

WHO ARE YOU? Hi my name Nikita Sekh, a typical country boy living in the Capital of Russia.

THROUGH YOUR MIND WHEN YOU LAND AN IMPOSSIBLE TRICK? Finally, ahhaha.

WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM SNOWBOARDING? To tell you the truth I don’t expect anything. Probably instead of ski lift I would like to be teletransported.

WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM THE FUTURE? Live here and now I don’t know what will happen tomorrow. I hope everything will be cool.

WHAT DO YOU THINK BEFORE A TAKE OFF? I wanna see the rainbow high in the sky, I wanna see you and me on a bird flying away, then I hope to see your smile every night and day.

WHAT WERE YOU IN YOUR PREVIOUS LIFE? Batman.

WHAT’S THE FIRST THOUGHT THAT COMES

WHAT DO YOU WANT TO ACHIEVE IN YOUR LIFE? To become President of any country in the world.

BY MATT GEORGES IN SIBERIA

BY MATT GEORGES

WHO ARE YOU? My name is Sparrow Knox, am from London and love eating goood food!

WHAT DO YOU THINK BEFORE A TAKE OFF? Before taking off on a plane I am for sure thinking more than when taking off on a snowboard. On a plane I am dreaming of what’s coming next. On a snowboard I guess am just hoping that it will feel good and that I won’t die. But always keeping a positive mind set!

WHAT’S THE FIRST THOUGHT THAT COMES THROUGH YOUR MIND WHEN YOU LAND AN IMPOSSIBLE TRICK? Relief. Then stoked.

Then I just wanna do some more!

WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM THE FUTURE? I

want a family, to make trips to the beach and to the mountains with my kids teaching them everything I know and more. To be free and happy with many amazing memories in the past and many more to come in the future.

WHAT WERE YOU IN YOUR PREVIOUS LIFE? Mowgli from the Jungle Book, cruising the jungle eating fresh fruits and making friends with all the other animals.

WHAT DO YOU WANT TO ACHIEVE IN YOUR LIFE? Making people happy. Sharing knowledge to help others. Back Smiths. Making movies.

Being self sustainable has always been something that appeals to me.

BY MATT GEORGES IN MOSCOW

TXT: GEORGE BOUTALL PICS: MATT GEORGES & DOMINIC ZIMMERMANN

With the trends of carving and backcountry riding coming back into the limelight, street riders are trying to prove that urban riding still has a weight in the industry and they are doing this by mixing up the riding and pushing the boundaries of what was thought possible on urban features. It is in fact a very interesting time in street riding with a very big dose of creativity that is being brought into the scene by riders all over the world.

Some riders are hitting spots that were previously unconceivable, others are linking up tricks to mix the creativity and others are unstrapping their bindings to push the boundaries, just like Antti Jussila here, kicking out a progressive ollie north off an urban booter.

ANTTI JUSSILA BY MATT GEORGES IN SIBERIA

KEVIN TRANNER BY MATT GEORGES IN SIBERIA

WILL SMITH BY MATT GEORGES IN SIBERIA

Even though you can never beat a nice,

we’re not just talking 50/50s, but bo-

smooth, technical rail trick in a video

ardslide and lipslides too. Even though

part, many riders want to get rid of the

this trend is really pushing the limits of

limits of hitting a single rail with coming

technical rail riding, it has to be said that

up with new ways while mixing things

while some riders are exceeding it with

up: pole jams into rails, wall-rides out

style (see Louif), others are really looking

of rails, and now the biggest trend se-

quite sketchy with their combos, and

ems to be transfers between rails. Jesse

sometimes are more similar to rollerbla-

Paul’s latest video part in Arcadia shows

ders than they are to skateboarders. So

him hopping between rails in all di-

we have to ask ourselves if this is the

rections, with up to three combos in just

kind of progression that we are looking

one trick. Master of style Louif Paradise

for, or if it will end up like the multiple

has kept things extremely tech and even

corks, that bend our brains for sure but

more stylish with tricks like bluntslides

also miss the original essence of riding.

to hardway 270° lipslides and backside

Here however, Kevin Tranner and Will

lipslides to frontside boardslides to blow

Smith have no trouble styling it out on a

the mind of any spectator. And when

beast of a rail transfer deep in the heart

it comes to street progression, Halldor

of the Siberian suburbs and with tricks

Helgason comes to hand, as he’s been

like these we can by sure that this is not

stretching the limits by transferring

just a short fad, but it’s a new frontier

between rails with multiple kinks and

that we’re going to see plenty more of.

ALEX TANK BY DOMINIC ZIMMERMANN IN ANDERMATT

With the boom of street riding in recent ye-

just have to check out Ted Borland’s part from

ars, cities such as Salt Lake and Innsbruck have

last year’s Think Thank movie, to witness him

started putting “skate” blockers and knobs on

taking on all the knobbed rails Salt Lake City

snowboard ridden rails too. But could the ri-

has to offer. We’re not talking just 50/50’s and

ders accept the confrontation of the local

tailpresses, but full on board slides and lipslides

authorities and let them close down their

too! And all to stick in the face to all those cops

favourite spots? Of course not! Some riders

out there trying to ruin our fun! Here Alex Tank

have equipped themselves with electric saws

(top) and Dominik Wagner (left) take on a hefty

and generators, to cut-off and get rid of the-

Austrian knobbed rail with no holding back

se knobs once and for all, while other riders

what so ever, I mean can you imagine ollieing

have made it their mission to take on these

backwards and riding that beast in switch like

bad boys without cutting anything off! You

Dominik’s doing here? Thought not...

DOMINIK WAGNER BY DOMINIC ZIMMERMANN IN ANDERMATT

NIKITA SEKH BY MATT GEORGES IN SIBERIA

Until 2002, one-footed tricks looked quite

are in fact extremely technical tricks. Anyone

odd and were never really popular, but then

that has strapped into a board and ridden off

Travis Parker’s Robot Food video part came

the chairlift with their backfoot unstrapped,

out and he introduced the world to a whole

know how hard it can be to stay standing

new level of one-footed combos, that in-

when there is a spot of ice, now just imaging

cluded footplants onto rails and down cliff

shooting at a 100 foot gap, with just one foot

drops. Since then, riders like Scotty Stevens

strapped in and in the middle of a powder

and Jesse Burtner have been experimenting

field. But the fun thing about one-foots is

with one-footed spins, benihama grabs and

that they have introduced so many new

rail combos, making the one-foot a must

variations, we’re not just talking about airs

have of any video part. While the Think

and rails, but footplants into obstacles, out

Thank crew have kept one-foot tricks to qui-

of obstacles, one footed spins and it has

te small and technical obstacles, on the other

even come to no footed tricks, like hippie ju-

hand Bode Merrill has taken the one-foot to

mps, cave mans and finger flips, there really

new heights, with double backflips into pow-

is no limit to what can be done. On these

der, footplants down cliff drops, into urban

two pages Nikita Sehk unleashes the true

wallrides, he even did a one-footed air over

potential of the tricks, with a rusty pole jam

Chad’s Gap! With all this hype, one-footed

to one-footed indy grab off an abandoned

tricks have never been so popular. And al-

building and an ever so sketchy cave man

though they seam quite fun and simple, they

down an urban drop in the middle of Siberia.

NIKITA SEKH BY MATT GEORGES IN SIBERIA

WILL SMITH BY MATT GEORGES IN RUSSIA

A few years ago street riders were focusing mainly on standard handrails, while nowadays it’s hard to find any rails in many video parts as riders have started to get creative and really explore the urban landscape, taking into consideration ledges, wallrides, pole jams, roof gaps and more, all heavily influenced by the skateboarding scene. As the tricks have become more and more skate-influenced, so has the filming of these tricks. Instead of just sitting under the rail with a fish-eye lens, filmers have been stepping up their game by follow-caming the riders on their boards, while the riders have been linking up multiple tricks in one single line, adding an even more skate style to their video parts. This has helped street riding stay interesting, with a good mix of rails and other obstacles in their lines, riders can really show off their imagination and creativity.

TXT & PICS: MATT GEORGES

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WITH HUGE CITIES AND TONS OF SNOW, RUSSIA IS A PROMISING PLAYGROUND FOR THOSE ABLE TO REINTERPRET THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT.

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KEVIN TRANNER

KEVIN TRANNER

ANTTI JUSSILA

Street riding really is intriguing for most of us. How come you spend that much time in the city while you could be in the mountain reconnecting with the elements ? It’s fucking stupid, if you ask me. But what if you grew up in Helsinki, Quebec or Moscow? What if snowboarding in the street is just as natural for you as playing in your backyard? What if snowboarding is just a wide range of people, backgrounds, tastes, environments, spots and so on? With huge cities and tons of snow, Russia is a promising playground for those able to reinterpret the urban environment. The country-continent is a world in itself.

A pretty unique one to be honest considering its own alphabet, strong historical heritage, cold and stormy climate, plus an endless list of persistent “clichés” that stick deeply to this “exotic” destination. That was enough for our crew to pass the eastern border and judge by ourselves. When you spend 12 hours a day in the street, you get to experiment the Russian vibe even if it’s hard to understand what’s really going on over there. I have to say that I’ve been wondering a lot of times “WTF are we doing here!” Pulling dead dog out of the in run or signing papers in a Russian police station... and not to

mention that I wasn’t the one bailing in the landing after multiple attempts. It’s crazy to observe the team efforts and those guys willingness to get something as trivial as photos or a video clip for their movie section. Novosibirsk, in Siberia, also called the “sleeping land”, is the thirdmost populous city in Russia after Moscow and St. Petersburg, with a population of 1,602,915. The Trans-Siberian Railway fuelled much of the city’s 19th-century growth.

But for us it was obviously just full of sick street spots so we just headed there with a bunch of Euros dumbasses to get fed up by the Siberian vibe. Considering it’s called Siberia, it must be very very cold so we all packed like we were leaving for a crazy expedition in Antarctica. Snowboarding is nice, but a little history background won’t hurt anyone, right? At 7:15 a.m. on 30 June 1908, millions of trees fell near the Podkamennaya Tunguska (Stony Tunguska) River in central Siberia in the Tunguska Event. Most scientists believe this resulted from the air burst of a meteor or a comet. Even though no crater has ever been found, the landscape in the (uninhabited) area still bears the scars of this event. In the early decades of the Soviet Union (especially the 1930s and 1940s),

SO WE GOT KICKED OUT OF THREE SPOTS IN ONE DAY, OUR FILMER GOT A BROKEN NOSE, WE GOT ONE SHOT. THAT’S SEVEN PEOPLE, 12 HOURS OF TRYING, THREE DIFFERENT LOCATIONS, ALL FOR ONE SHOT ON FILM...

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the government established the GULAG state agency to administer a system of penal labour camps, replacing the previous katorga system. According to semi-official Soviet estimates, which were not made public until after the fall of the Soviet government, from 1929 to 1953 more than 14 million people passed through these camps and prisons, many of which were in Siberia. Another 7 to 8 million people were internally deported to remote areas of the Soviet Union (including entire nationalities or ethnicities in several cases). Half a million prisoners died in camps from 1941 to 1943 due to food shortages caused

by World War II. At other periods, mortality was comparatively lower. The size, scope, and scale of the GULAG slave labour camps remains a subject of much research and debate. Many Gulag camps were positioned in extremely remote areas of northeastern Siberia. The best known clusters are Sevvostlag (The North-East Camps) along the Kolyma River and Norillag near Norilsk, where 69,000 prisoners were kept in 1952. Major industrial cities of Nor-

thern Siberia, such as Norilsk and Magadan, developed from camps built by prisoners and run by ex-prisoners.

Talking about Snowboarding again, from day one we had already so many complications with local people that at some point of the trip it almost started to feel like it’s impossible to manage more tricks after getting kicked out from pretty much everywhere we went. We arrived to the first spot with Will Smith eyeing up a bad-boy of a line. Good hour of shovelling and ice breaking but got busted just as we finished building... Standard. The dude was reasonable so we packed up and left. Onto the next spot, a super sick wallride in a university with minimal building and looked a lot of fun. We bring the winch and all gear over the fence, Will had ONE go then security come out. The two that came out first were kinda pussy compared to the big fucker that followed. This dude the size of King Kong comes over, angry as hell and without any warning grabs Postland Theory’s Tim Schiphorst camera, then out of nowhere the big fucker headbutts Tim

SIBERIA HAS BEEN CHALLENGING, DEFINITIVELY NOT AS SMOOTH AS A WALK IN THE PARK. A LOT OF UPS AND DOWNS, BUT IN THE END, JUST A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE AND MEMORIES MAKER.

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NIKITA SEKH

NIKITA SEKH

KEVIN TRANNER

square in the nose. We hear POP, blood comes spewing out of his face. We all run over screaming out faces off at this fat, lowlife, corrupt, criminal mother f**ker. What could we do? Fight the guy? In Russia? Not today boys...

Onto the next spot. Everyone is pissed off but the crew is staying tight. Another few hours before we arrived at a fairly sized waterfall rail. Situated walking distance from one of Novosibirsk better known “City Slopes” which worked well, we thought, as passers-by were stoked to see snowboarders riding the streets. All was good until this lady was the most persistent to have us not ride the spot I’ve ever seen. First she’s not happy with us riding on “her” building, so she stands on the kicker or as she called it “a trampoline”, a good 20 mins of this. Then she calls security. They arrive calmly and we discuss the situation, so they actually let us continue riding simply saying there is no problem here. She didn’t like this! Having her power trampled on by security, but she still didn’t move, next up, call the police. They arrive and believe it or not they were also ok with us hitting the rail. So here we are, with local pedestrians, police and security all keen for Benny to ride and just one lady standing in the way. She didn’t budge,

night falls, we left... Buuut he got the shot already and that saved the day. So we got kicked out of three spots in one day, our filmer got a broken nose, we got one shot. That’s seven people, 12 hours of trying, three different locations, all for one shot on film... Was it worth it ? Of course. At the train station, one rough guy tried to kick us out, but after we payed him two packs of ciggies (two euros) he gave us a permission to stay there for few hours. But than another guy showed up in the in-run yelling he was the big boss came and of course asked for more money. So we had to pay five more euros. Pretty cheap actually if you can have the spot quiet for couple hours to just focus on the tricks. We could just keep going with similar stories like the previous ones. Probably for the first time in my life I could feel a sort of racism or nationalism against us. Feelings and words were sometimes really tough and rude, such as “go back to your fucking country”, “you have nothing to do here”. But still, it was very special for us to get to know Russia a little better, kill our clichés (or not).

Siberia has been challenging, definitively not as smooth as a walk in the park. A lot of ups and downs, but at the end, just a unique experience and memories maker.

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HEY WILL, HOW WAS FILMING THE FRESH PRINCE OF BEL AIR? OK, DUMB JOKE I KNOW. BACK TO BUSINESS... TALK US THROUGH YOUR SNOWBOARDING CAREER... I WAS JUST NOTICING: HOW COME A GUY FROM A PLACE WITH NO MOUNTAINS AT ALL CAN COME UP WITH BEING SUCH A TRICK-MACHINE? Yeah not having mountains or snow definitely makes things difficult to get started with snowboarding. When I started there was only one indoor dome in Tamworth. The rest of snowboarding in the UK was done on snowflex or dendex. It wasn’t too bad for me because I lived really close to a dry ski slope and I am lucky to have parents that supported me and took me there probably something like 5 days a week for the first 2-3 years of snowboarding. Also where I grew up is actually pretty high in elevation so it gets a few inches of snow almost every year for a couple of days but nothing lasts.

SO DRYSLOPES AND SNOW DOMES ARE PERFECT TO FINE-TUNE RAIL SKILLS THEN? I think to be able to ride dry slope well, you need to be able to have really good edge control to turn properly and you can actually hold and edge. It also gives you the best technique for riding jumps, I think you see that with most uk guys that came from dry slope they all have the most pop and everyone leaves the lip straight. None of that pre carving shit haha. I grew up riding with Jamie Nicholls and Andy Nudds and Matt Macwhirter and tons more but those guys all have amazing pop on jumps and they can all spin frontside off their toes like you’ve never seen. As for rails we had one yellow pretty long gas pipe with a ride on wedge ramp that would move sometimes so it wasn’t great really for it. The indoors are definitely good for just learning as many tricks as you can on rails though. Saying that I feel like you loose the side of learning to ride you snowboard properly. I see kids in the dome that can do as many tricks as you could imagine but take them to a mountain and they can’t shred fast and blast about. You can really tell when somebody knows how to ride their board proper.

IS THAT WHY YOU GOT BETTER AND BETTER IN STREET? I wouldn’t say it’s down to that, but riding the dry slope conditions definitely help for the sketchy in runs and not enough speed type things and I guess it’s just making do with what you’ve got really. It’s just snowboarding except in a street its still on snow (most of the time haha) so that’s a bonus for me being on real snow outside not in a fridge.

WHAT IS THE COOLEST THING ABOUT BEING A STREET RIDER AND WHAT IS THE DOWNSIDE OF IT? The coolest part for me is that when you film a video part you choose your own spot, you choose your own tricks and you can really express snowboarding in the way that you want to, with some hard work and patience looking for the right spots you can build up your part through the winter. It’s great but there is definitely a downside to it, I don’t really get to go snowboarding too much on a mountain but I tried this year to make sure the spots I hit had a bit more board on snow time than just 10m in run rail stop walk back up do it again. The rest of the downsides are the obvious things like getting kicked out of spots where its so unnecessary, rain, the lack of snow on a trip makes things really difficult but we always come out with something.

At the end of the day when you check the shots and you or your homie got clips it is worth it. It’s a team thing it’s definitely not down to one person. We all make each others video parts happen from the riders to the filmers and photographers.

WHAT’S BEEN YOUR BEST SNOWBOARDING TRIP SO FAR? That’s hard productivity wise and with the most fun was probably the Japan trip with the First Layer project last year, everything just seemed to work out perfect good snow at spots we wanted to hit, the best guide and an incredible crew. It wasn’t stressed at all but we came out with a lot of big stuff and cool stuff too. This winter though I went to Isalmi Finland before Christmas with Postland and there

was me, Cees Wille, Simon Hound, Artem Smolin and our filmer Tim, we got like 2 shots a day every day of the trip almost ,I think and we there for 10 days but we got some of the best shots in the movie that trip.

NAME THREE RIDERS YOU’VE ALWAYS LOOKED UP TO WHEN YOU GREW UP AND OTHER THREE YOU STILL LIKE NOW. There are 3 main obvious ones for me would have to be: Keegan Valaika, Alex Stathis, Louif Paradis, but then there are so many other guys Jake OE, Jed Anderson, Danimals, Jake Kuzyk but there is so many incredible snowboarders out there, too many to name. I really like seeing how Louif approach has changed every video part he puts out, he is a genius. The spots he see’s and the thing he comes up with are amazing. He’s got a good eye for spots and trick selection! Keegan and Stathis are who I watch on repeat when I was younger. I still get really hyped to see new clips of those guys. Also anyone I have seen snowboard from Minnesota is a beast!

ANYONE YOU ESPECIALLY LIKE OR YOU ARE COMPLETELY NUMB ABOUT IT? I will watch it if I am watching the olympics but it isn’t something I thing I will go out of my way to watch. What they do is insane and I wouldn’t be able to do that shit, I don’t do good upside down so fair play to those guys chucking them selves off those massive jumps. It just doesn’t appeal to me so I don’t really have an opinion on it, keep on hooking for all I care haha.

WITH SO MUCH BUDGET AND COST CUTS, I GUESS IT’S PRETTY COOL TO BE BACKED BY SOME HISTORIC COMPANIES LIKE VANS: HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT IT? DO YOU ALSO FEEL A BIT OF PRESSURE OF RIDING FOR SUCH A BRAND? Honestly I don’t say this be-

WHERE’S CORE URBAN SNOWBOARDING GOING IN YOUR OPINION? I honestly don’t have any idea. I try to not get wrapped up in the politics

cause I have to, I genuinely love Vans I think the company is awesome, the people who are involved are all such good people and it really is a family vibe. I’ve been on Vans since I was 16 and appreciate all the support they’ve given me over the years. No I don’t really feel pressure in general from riding for Vans, when I first moved onto the European team and went on the first trip to Finland I definitely felt pressure then, that I needed to impress the team manager Bruno Rivioure and photographer Matt Georges. But that isn’t a bad thing, now I feel like we just work together riders and Bruno, if we are slacking we for sure get told haha. We’ve got a really good team going in Europe right now and that also makes the team trips better when everyone gets along and has a similar mindset.

of it all. I just enjoy riding my snowboard with my friends and trying to film things to the best of my ability. Everyones entitled to do what ever they like with snowboarding.

WHAT’S UP FOR YOU IN THE NEXT FUTURE, WHAT ARE YOUR NEXT PROJECTS? Right now everything is still a bit up in the air but I am going to be

WHAT DO YOU THINK OF CONTEST RIDERS LIKE HALFPIPE/SLOPESTYLE AND ALL THE STUFF THAT WILL GO ON NEXT FEBRUARY IN SOUTH KOREA? WILL YOU WATCH THE OLYMPICS AND ROOT FOR

filming with Tim again for a new Postland movie and there is something in the works with Salomon and a project with some of the team so we will see what happens. I want to try ride a mountain for more than the one week preseason and one week end of season.

WHICH ARE THE THREE BEST URBAN STREET VIDEO PARTS YOU ALWAYS LOVE TO WATCH AGAIN AND AGAIN? Keegan in Givin One/In Colour, Danimals in Mayday, Louif in Deja Vu

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DOGO STREET

VIA DELLEVIA CERAMICHE 8 DELLE CERAMICHE 8

FAENZA FAENZA

152 STORE

VIA XX SETTEMBRE 152

PERUGIA

DOLOMITI ADVENTURE

STRADA MEILSULES 242 STRADA MEILSULES 242

SELVA DI SELVA VAL GARDENA DI VAL GARDENA

360° SPORT

VIA DANTE 20

VERCELLI

DREAM STORE

VIA DELLAVIA MADONNA 37 DELLA MADONNA 37

PISTOIA PISTOIA

3SIXTY

VIA MIRAMONTI 3

SAUZE D’OULX

DREAMSTORE

VIA DE GINORI ROSSO 3 ROSSO VIA DE3GINORI

FIRENZE FIRENZE

A&F COMPANY

VIA XXV APRILE 1

GIANICO

EAST SAILING

LUNGOMARE ROMA ROMA LUNGOMARE

ROSETO DEGLI ABRUZZI ROSETO DEGLI ABRUZZI

ACTIV SPORT

SR. URSAN 106

ST. CRISTINA GRODEN

EAST WIND

PIAZZA ROSA DEIROSA VENTIDEI 15 VENTI 15 PIAZZA

LIGNANOLIGNANO PINETA PINETA

ADVENTURE

VIA PLAN 21/H

LIVIGNO

EIGHT SIX

VIA MARTIRI RESISTENZA 36 VIA DELLA MARTIRI DELLA RESISTENZA 36

PIACENZAPIACENZA

ALE’S SURF SHOP

VIA PAROLINI 14

BASSANO DEL GRAPPA

EIGHTBALL STORE

VIA SCHIAVONETTI 22 VIA SCHIAVONETTI 22

BASSANOBASSANO DEL GRAPPA DEL GRAPPA

ALIEN PARK C/O GABRIELE DE ANGELIS

PIAZZALE DEGLI SCIATORI

PESCO COSTANZO

EMMECI BOARD & ACTION

VIA SAN FRANCESCO D’ASSISI 96 VIA SAN FRANCESCO D’ASSISI 96

CADREZZATE CADREZZATE

ALPIN CENTER

VIA SHIALAR 25

CASSEROTTO

EVIVA SPORT

VIA MADONNA DEL RIPOSO VIA MADONNA DEL1RIPOSO 1

ALTERNATIVE SHOP

VIA EMILIA OVEST 38/B

PARMA

EXTREME

VIA SASSIVIA 1 SASSI 1

MODENAMODENA

AREA 41

VIA E. VALZANIA 35

CESENA

FACCIO SNAO CAMP

VIA VALPRATO 68 VIA VALPRATO 68

TORINO TORINO

ATHENA EVOLUTION ALONTE

VIA DELLE ALBERE 8

ALONTE

FACTORY STORE

VIA BRUNELLESCHI 8 VIA BRUNELLESCHI 8

MILANO MILANO

AURORA SPORT

VIA DORA BALTEA 24

IVREA

FAKIE TECH SHOP

VIA PORTICI VIA 242 PORTICI 242

MERANO MERANO

B SIDE

PIAZZA CADORNA 16

SARANNO

FIBOL

VIA VIGEVANO 1 VIA VIGEVANO 1

MILANO MILANO

BACKSIDE

VIA PASCOLI 20

CASCINA

FINDY

VIA SAN LORENZO 1 VIA SAN LORENZO 1

PINZOLOPINZOLO

BANANA MOON

CORSO CAMILLO BENSO CAVOUR 45

BARI

FLAKE

VIA LOC.FONDO GRANDE 50 VIA LOC.FONDO GRANDE 50

FOLGARIAFOLGARIA

BANZAI SURF SHOP

VIA AURELIA 405/407/409

S. MARINELLA

FLOWER

VIA COMBATTENTI D’ITALIA 26 BIS 26 BIS VIA COMBATTENTI D’ITALIA

BORGOSESIA BORGOSESIA

BARCHIESI SPORT

PIAZZA CADUTI SUL LAVORO 4

JESI

FLY SURF

VIA ROCCO 181/185 181/185 VIACOCCHIA ROCCO COCCHIA

SALERNOSALERNO

BARREL SURF SHOP

PIAZZA DON NAZARIO GALLIETI 4

GENZANO DI ROMA

FREE SPORT

PIAZZA 4 PIAZZA NOVEMBRE 16 4 NOVEMBRE 16

FOSSALTAFOSSALTA DI PIAVE DI PIAVE

BASTARD STORE

VIA SCIPIO SPLATAPER 19

MILANO

FREE SPORT

VIA TAMBRONI 14 VIA TAMBRONI 14

TOLENTINO TOLENTINO

BENIHANA

VIA GIUDEA 23

ORTONA

FREESTYLE SPORT

PIAZZA OBERDAN 16 PIAZZA OBERDAN 16

RIETI

BERTOZZO

VIA TECCHIO 122

ALTE DI MONTECCHO

FREEZER

VIA DELLEVIA FRATTE DELLE FRATTE

FRASCATIFRASCATI

BIG AIR

VIA DIRETTISSIMA DEL CONERO 54

CAMERANO

FRESH FARM

VIA SAN MICHELE 121 VIA SAN MICHELE 121

SAN MICHELE DEI MUCCHIETTI SAN MICHELE DEI MUCCHIETTI

BIG STONE

VIA TRIESTE 13

GIULIANOVA

FRISCO SHOP

VIA GRAMSCI 11 VIA GRAMSCI 11

BRESCIA BRESCIA

BIKE POINT

VIA PORTICI 337

MERANO

FRONTSIDE

VIA NAZIONALE ADRIATICA 201 VIA NAZIONALE ADRIATICA 201

ROSETO DEGLI ABRUZZI ROSETO DEGLI ABRUZZI

BLACKOUT

VIA MONTEBELLO 2/B

PINEROLO

GALANTE SPORT

VIA DELL’INDUSTRIA 1/4 VIA DELL’INDUSTRIA 1/4

MONTAGNANA MONTAGNANA

BLUE SURFER

VIA MUZI 32

TERAMO

GARDENIA

PIAZZA DE SOTEGRAVA 9 PIAZZA DE SOTEGRAVA 9

MOENA MOENA

BLUNT

VIA GIOVIO 23

COMO

GHETTO BLASTER

PIAZZA DELLA MERIDIANA 16R PIAZZA DELLA MERIDIANA 16R

GENOVA GENOVA

BLUNT SKATESHOP

VIA LEGIONE ANTONINI 8

VICENZA

GI SPORT KRATTER

VIA BACHVIA 57 BACH 57

SAPPADASAPPADA

BOARD CORNER

VIA GALATA 97 A/R

GENOVA

GIANNI SPORT

VIA SAN FRANCESCO 121 VIA SAN FRANCESCO 121

FIORANOFIORANO MODENESE MODENESE

BOARD ROOM

CORSO GARIBALDI 139

PORTO SAN GIORGIO

GIMELLI

VIALE V. VENETO VIALE V. VENETO

FORLI

BOARD STYLE

VIA TRIESTE 93

LIMBIATE

GIUGLAR

CORSO MONCENISIO 125 CORSO MONCENISIO 125

SANT’AMBROGIO SANT’AMBROGIO

BOARDRIDER QUIKSILVER

VIALE ROMA 1

MARIA DI PIETRASANTA TONFANO

GLOBO SURF

VIA OTRANTO 1 VIA OTRANTO 1

NAPOLI NAPOLI

BRETELLE MEGASTORE

VIA REGINA MARGHERITA 39

S. TERESA DI RIVA

GODINO SPORT

VIA TORINO VIA151 TORINO 151

NICHELINO NICHELINO

BRICO

VIA NAZIONALE DEI GIOVI 51

CESANO MADERNO

GRASSI SPORT

CORSO SIRACUSA 196 CORSO SIRACUSA 196

TORINO TORINO

BRICO SPORT

VIA MILANO 46

SEREGNO

GREEN RECORDS

PIAZZALEPIAZZALE CIALDINI,CIALDINI, 4 4

MESTRE MESTRE

BRIDGMAN

VIA AQUILEIA 120

LIDO DI JESOLO

GREEN RECORDS

VIA GIOTTO VIA10 GIOTTO 10

PADOVA PADOVA

BROKEN BONES

VIA IX GIUGNO 82/B

MONFALCONE

GROOVE KITEBOARDS

VIA DELL’ARTIGIANATO 14 VIA DELL’ARTIGIANATO 14

MUSILE DI PIAVE DI PIAVE MUSILE

BRUMA ON THE BEACH

VIA DEI TRITONI 50

TARQUINIA

GVM SHOP

PIAZZA CAVOUR PIAZZA 11 CAVOUR 11

DOMODOSSOLA DOMODOSSOLA

BRUMA STREET STYLE

VIA CESARE DOBICI 33/35/37

VITERBO

HARLEM

VIA VENETO VIA 71/73 VENETO 71/73

MELEGNANO MELEGNANO

BRUNO SPORT

VIA LAMARMORA 27

BIELLA

HARLEM 2

VIA BRACESCO 3/A VIA BRACESCO 3/A

ORZINOVIORZINOVI

BUGS SHOPS

VIA MEIDA 45

POZZA DI FASSA

HARLEM LODI

VIA DEFENDENTE 32 VIA DEFENDENTE 32

LODI

BURNING BOARDS

VIA TRENTO 58

CLES

HI TECH SNOW B

VIALE ABRAMO LINCOLNLINCOLN II TRATTO, 319 VIALE ABRAMO II TRATTO, 319

CASERTACASERTA

BURTON STORE MILAN

VIA GALVANI 24

MILANO

HOASI

VIA CESTONI 61 VIA CESTONI 61

LIVORNOLIVORNO

C.R.A.S.

VIA ROSORGIMENTO 360/A

ZOLA PEDROSA

HOBBIT SNOWBOARD L’AQUILA

VIA ROMAVIA 215ROMA 215

AQUILA AQUILA

CANEVA

CORSO GIACOMO MATTEOTTI 1

ARZIGNANO

HOBBIT2 MOUNTAIN SHOP

VIA N.SEBASTIANI 23/B VIA N.SEBASTIANI 23/B

OVINDOLIOVINDOLI

CARLA SPORT

VIA LUIGI DALLA VIA 3/A

SCHIO

HOT ICE SNOWBOARD C/O CRISTIANO BORDI

VIA SILVIOVIA PELLICO 16 SILVIO PELLICO 16

SERRA SAN QUIRICO SERRA SAN QUIRICO

CATTI SPORT

VIA C. SARTI 1

TRAVERSETOLO

IMPACT SHOP

LUNGOMARE 9 MAGGIO9 40 A/42AB40 A/42AB LUNGOMARE MAGGIO

BARI

CELSO SPORT

VIA VALLECETTA

BORMIO

INSIDE BOARD SHOP

VIALE C.COLOMBO 257 VIALE C.COLOMBO 257

LIDO DI CAMAIORE LIDO DI CAMAIORE

CENTRO SNOWBOARD BOARDERLINE

VIA XXIX MAGGIO 13/B

CORTINA D’AMPEZZO

IT WORKS

VIA BOCCACCIO 16 VIA BOCCACCIO 16

CASSINOCASSINO

CENTRO SURF SHOP

VIA CECCHI 57/R

GENOVA

JIMMY SURF SHOP

PIAZZA MARMOLADA 14/B PIAZZA MARMOLADA 14/B

TORINO TORINO

CERVINIA 2001

VIA CARREL 11

CERVINIA

JOLLY SPORT

VIA NIZZAVIA 51 NIZZA 51

TORINO TORINO

CITY BEACH

VIA MANTOVA 3

ROMA

JUICE

PIAZZA NAPOLEONE PIAZZA NAPOLEONE

LUCCA LUCCA

CLACSON

VIA J. DA PONTE 10

BASSANO DEL GRAPPA

K-SHOP

BORGO BACH 80 BACH 80 BORGO

SAPPADASAPPADA

CLUB ITALIA SPORT

VIA ROMA 72

CASALE MONFERRATO

KAHUNA

VIA ANDREA VIA ALCIATO ANDREA 6ALCIATO 6

ROMA

CRAZY BOARD

VIA GIUSTINI 6

CORRIDONIA

KALAKAUA SHOP

VIALE MAGNA VIALEGRECIA MAGNA147 GRECIA 147

CATANZARO CATANZARO

CREMA SPORT

VIA PO 23

PADOVA

KAU KAU

VIA VARIANTE AURELIA AURELIA 159 VIA VARIANTE 159

SARZANASARZANA

CREW

VIA CESARE BATTISTI 23

LANCIANO

KEVOLUTION

VIA BERGAMO 4 VIA BERGAMO 4

ALESSANDRIA ALESSANDRIA

DE TOUR

VIA GOFFREDO MAMELI 5A

VERONA

LA FACTORY TATTO SHOP

VIA PIETRO 6 SALO’ 6 VIASALO’ PIETRO

SALO’

DEAR

VIA ROMA 5/D

VENTIMIGLIA

LA GLISSE

VIA AMERIGO VESPUCCIVESPUCCI 50 VIA AMERIGO 50

TORINO TORINO

DEEP ICE

VIA STATALE OVEST 19/21

SESTOLA

LANDI SPORTS

VIA XX SETTEMBRE 10 VIA XX SETTEMBRE 10

BERGAMO BERGAMO

DEKA UPPER

VIA MONTEGRAPPA 53

PRATO

LIL FAKIE

VIA STATALE 9 VIA STATALE 9

SILANDRO SILANDRO

DETOMAS SHOP

STREDA DE PAREDA 29

CANAZEI

LIL FAKIE SHOP

VIA NAZIONALE 9 VIA NAZIONALE 9

SILANDRO SILANDRO

DF SPORT SPECIALIST BELLINZAGO

VIA PADANA SUPERIORE 154 “LE LA CORTE LOMBARDA”

BELLINZAGO LOMBARDO

LIMBO AZUL

VIA DELL’AIDA 15 VIA DELL’AIDA 15

RAVENNARAVENNA

DF SPORT SPECIALIST CREMONA

VIA CASTELLONE 108 CENTRO COMM.LE CREMONA PO

CREMONA

LIQUIDO SURF SHOP

VIA GENOVA VIA 31/33 GENOVA 31/33

VITERBO VITERBO

DF SPORT SPECIALIST DESENZANO

VIA MARCONI ANG. VIA BEZZECCA “LE VELE”

DESENZANO DEL GARDA

LM SNOWBOARD STORE

VIA BARZONI 1 VIA BARZONI 1

LONATO DEL GARDA LONATO DEL GARDA

DF SPORT SPECIALIST LISSONE

VIA MADRE TERESA C/O MULTISALA UCI CINEMAS

LISSONE

LOCAL SURF SHOP

VIA SAN PIETRO VIA SAN16 PIETRO 16

ARENZANO ARENZANO

DF SPORT SPECIALIST LUGANO

VIA CANTONALE PARCO COMM.LE GRANCIA

GRANCIA (LUGANO)

LONGO SPORT

VIA CANEPARI 3/R VIA CANEPARI 3/R

GENOVA GENOVA

DF SPORT SPECIALIST MILANO

VIA PALMANOVA 65

MILANO

LORI SPORT

VIA MARCONI 24 VIA MARCONI 24

SCHIAVON SCHIAVON

DF SPORT SPECIALIST OLGIATE

VIA SANT’ANNA 16

OLGIATE OLONA

LOVE BOARD SHOP

VIA ROMAVIA 81 ROMA 81

CODROIPO CODROIPO

DF SPORT SPECIALIST ORIO

VIA PORTICO 14/16

ORIO AL SERIO

MACKENZIE SPORT

VIA LANZO VIA47LANZO 47

CIRIÉ

CIRIÉ

DF SPORT SPECIALIST PIACENZA

VIA EMILIA PARMENSE

PIACENZA

MAD’S STREETWEAR

VIA DEGLIVIA OLMI 1 OLMI 1 DEGLI

ORA

ORA

DF SPORT SPECIALIST SAN GIULIANO MILANESE

VIA TOLSTOY

SAN GIULIANO MILANESE

MAISON CATALDO

PIAZZA ASSIETTA PIAZZA ASSIETTA

SAUZE DOULX SAUZE DOULX

Italy

186

APPIANOAPPIANO

RIETI

FORLI

LODI

BARI

ROMA

SALO’

STORE

ADDRESS

CITY

STORE

ADDRESS

CITY

MAKAI SURFSHOP

VIA CARDUCCI 74

PESCARA

SHAPE STORE

VIA BOVARA 46

LECCO

MAKE MERRY

VIA FLAMINIA 79

SPOLETO

SHAPE STORE

VIA DEGLI SCOTTI 4

BUSNAGO

MANCINI STORE

VIA PORTA NAPOLI 44/D

CASTEL DI SANGRO

SIX STREET SHOP

VICOLO ERBE 6

BOLZANO

MARE SPORT

VIA NOVARO 11

DIANO MARINA

SKATE EIGHT

VIA GARIBALDI 165

DESIO

MARE SPORT

VIA MONTI 8

IMPERIA

SKI TECH

VIA RICCARDO BRUSI 183

CESENA

MARE SPORT

VIA MONTENOTTE 52 R

SAVONA

SLIDE

VIA MAMELI 5/C

VERONA

MARGOT

VIA VALLE ANTRONA 1

MILANO

SLIDE BY DETOUR

VIA PORTA SAN ZENO 19

VERONA

MARI SPORT

ROUTE RAMEY

AYAS

SLIDE SPORT

VIA MASCAGNI 4

SAVONA

MASCHERONI SPORT

VIA PREALPI 28

GIUSSANO

SLOTH

CONTRA’ SAN SILVESTRO 30

VICENZA

MAT SHOP

VIALE DELLA PACE 31

SARZANA

SNO’PLANET

VIA BRIGATA LIGURIA 9

ASIAGO

MAXI SPORT LISSONE

VIA NUOVA VALASSINA 346

LISSONE

SNOT SHOP

VIA BRAVETTA 243

ROMA

MAXI SPORT MERATE

VIA TURATI 4

MERATE

SNOW HOUSE

VIA CRIVELLI 13

PERGINE

MAXI SPORT MERATE

VIA SPLUGA 77

MERATE

SNOWGANG

VIA S. ANDREA 44

FORNO DI ZOLDO

MAXI SPORT SESTO SAN GIOVANNI

VIALE FULVIO TESTI 234

SESTO SAN GIOVANNI

SNOWLIMITS

CORSO PIEMONTE 49

SALUZZO

MENTALLY TWISTED

VIA MATTEOTTI 40

SESTO CALENDE

SNOWTIME

VIA SEBASTIANO GRANDIS 18

CUNEO

MICRO WAVE BOARDSHOP

VIA DEI VOLSCI 44

NETTUNO

SNOWYSUMMIT

VIA C. VANNI 141

CORRIDONIA S. ARCANGELO DI ROMAGNA

MINOIA STORE

VIA L. DA VINCI 24/28

BRESCIA

SOUL SHOP

VIA LAURO BOSIS 8

MOAB

VIA SAN LORENZO TEPOLO 19

SAN BENEDETTO DEL TRONTO

SPINNAKER

VIA CAPRERA 26/28

GENOVA

MONDO VELA

VIA PARRINI 11

PESCARA

SPORT 90

VIA PROVINCIALE 27

DALMINE

MONTE MAGNOLA OVINDOLI

PIAZZALE MAGNOLA 69

OVINDOLI

SPORT ADVENTURE

VIA OSTERIA 434

LIVIGNO

MORGAN AIR EUPILIO

VIA DEL CONTE 22

EUPILIO

SPORT ADVENTURE

VIA RIN 350

LIVIGNO

MORGAN AIR MILANO

VIA GALLARATE 51/53

MILANO

SPORT ART

VIA MANZONI 26 R

SAVONA

MORGAN DOMASO

VIA CASE SPARSE 154

DOMASO

SPORT ART

VIA COLLODI 77 R

SAVONA

MOUNTAIN RIDERS SIFED

VIA BONDI 110

LIVIGNO

SPORT CLUB SNOWBOARD SHOP

CORSO ITALIA 133

BOARIO TERME

MUD & SNOW

VIA FONDOVALLE 2876

CASONA DI MARANO

SPORT GEMMO

VIA PASCOLI 24

AFFI

NAUTICA DALL’ORSO

VIA DELLE MACCHINE 53

VENEZIA MARGHERA

SPORT PASSION

VIA RICCI CURBASTRO 1

S. AGATA SUL SANTERNO

NAUTICA URBAN

VIALE PINZON 8

IGEA MARINA

SPORT POINT

VIA XX SETTEMBRE 91

TERNI

NENCINI SPORT

VIA DEL PRATIGNONE

CALENZANO

SPORT POSCH

STRADA COL PRADAT 29

COLFOSCO

NENCINI SPORT

VIA FIRENZE 144

LIVORNO

SPORT SCHONHUBER H.

VIA CENTRALE 24

BRUNICO

NEURO SHOCK

VIA STRESA 28

MODENA

SPORT SPRINT

VIALE RUSSO 7

EMPOLI

NEW CRAZY SURF

VIA F.CILEA 48/50

NAPOLI

SPORT TENNE

VIA PRINCIPALE 27

SAN VALENTINO

NEW SCHOOL

VIA TIRABOSCHI 52

BERGAMO

SPORT TRE TRE

VIA PRADALAGO 9

MADONNA DI CAMPIGLIO

NEW WHITE SHARK

VIA GRADISCA 4/A

SAN BENEDETTO DEL TRONTO

SPORTACTIVE PRESSO HOLLYWOOD

S.S. SEMPIONE 183

CASTELLETTO TICINO

NEXUA

STRADA COL ALT 90

CORVARA

SPORTANGEL

VIA LATA 64

VELLETRI

OBEREGGEN SNOWPARK

VIA OBEREGGEN 16

OBEREGGEN

SPORTBOUTIQUE ZIRM

LOCALITA’ MASO CORTO

SENALES

OMNIA SPORT

VIA MARTIRI 170

ROMAGNANO SESIA

SPORTIME

VIA ALIANO BRACCI 53

BORGO CHIESA NUOVA

ON SIDE

PIAZZALE TELECABINA 25

FOLGARIDA

SPORTMARKET

VIA RU’ BIANCO 5

CORNUDA

ON SIDE GENERATION

VIA PRADALAGO 10

MADONNA DI CAMPIGLIO

SPORTWAY

PARCO COMM.LE DEI LAGHI - VIA STAMPA

GRAVELLONA TOCE

ONBOARD

VIA SILVIO PELLICO 2

PINEROLO

STREET PEOPLE

VIA SAN FRANCESCO 95

PISA

ONE OFF

VIA ALDO MORO 2/C

CASTELPLANIO

STRIKE

VIA MONGINEVRO 103/B

TORINO

OREGON WAY

VIALE MATTEOTTI 128

CIVITANOVA MARCHE

STROKE

PIAZZA ZANELLI 13

SALO’

ORIGINAL SPORT

VIA BEATO PELLEGRINO 99

PADOVA

STRONG SHOP

VIALE MAZZINI 10/C

FELTRE

P.O.W.

PIAZZA SAN GIORGIO 6

COLICO

STYLE

VIA ZANARDI 29/E

BOLOGNA

PANORAMA PARK

PRESSO HOTEL BELLARIVA VIALE RIVIERA 213

PESCARA

SUB

VIA DELLA ROGGIA 15

BOLZANO

PAPER SURF

VIA LONDRA 6

PESARO

SUPERPARK C/O ASD RADIUS

VIA MEZZATERRA 24

BELLUNO MARINA DI MASSA

PARMA SPORT

VIA BUFFOLARA 92/A

PARMA

SUPERSKI DANDO SPORT

VIA CRISTOFORO COLOMBO 23

PILA

STRADA POINT SUAZ 4

AOSTA

SURF & RELAX

VIA AMOROTTI 2/4

FOLLONICA

PILLER

VIA PALU 69

SAPPADA

SURF PARADISE

VIA CIMAROSA 14

RICCIONE

PLANET RIDER

VIALE A. MANETTI 2

GROSSETO

SURF SHOP

VIA GALASSIA 43

PRATO NEVOSO

PLANET SPORT

VIA MIROLTE 24

ISEO

SURF SHOPPE

VIA PINEROLO 14/D

SESTRIERE

PLAY SPORT

PIAZZA AZZARITA 1

BOLOGNA

SWIT SHOP

VIA AUBERT 67

AOSTA

PLEASURES MILANO

VIA FARA 7

MILANO

SWITCH SHOP

VIA DANTE ALIGHIERI 45

SCANDICCI

POINT DU SPORT

VIA ROMA 85

COURMAYEUR

TAMARO SPORT

VIA ROMA 24

GUANZATE

PREDONI SHOP

CORSO DEL POPOLO 363/365

ROVIGO

TASSI SPORT

CORSO ITALIA 82

VIGNOLA

PROMO SPORT

PIAZZALE BORROMINI 76

TORINO

TECNO SPORT

VIA FROSINI 48

PISTOIA

PROMOSPORT

VIA J.A. CARREL 11

CERVINIA

THE PIT

VIA IPPOLITO NIEVO 23

BASSANO DEL GRAPPA

PROS PORT

VIA ZAMENHOF 821

VICENZA

THIRD GENERATION

VIA S. AGOSTINO 11A

MONDOVÌ

PUNTO SPORT

VIA BORGATA BACH 55

SAPPADA

TIP TO TOWN

CORSO DEL POPOLO 236

ROVIGO

PUNTO STORE

VIA PIAZZA ZANELLI 5

SALO’

TOMMY SPORT

VIA UMBERTO I 23

PIASCO

PURA VIDA SURF’N SNOW SHOP

VIA AURELIA SUD 115

TURANO

TREE60

VIA FIORENTINA 98

PRATO

QUARTER SHOP

CORSO MAGENTA 53

LEGNANO

TREESSE SPORT

VIA TORINO 15 ANG. PIAZZA SANTA MARIA BELTRADE

MILANO

QUIKSILVER STORE

VIA V. MONTI 8

IMPERIA

TREESSE SPORT

VIALE MONZA 49

MILANO

QUIKSILVER STORE

VIA OCEANO PACIFICO LOCAL T 241 & T 242

ROMA

TURISPORT

PIAZZA RISORGIMENTO 21

SALUZZO

QUIKSILVER STORE

VIA DELLE VIGNE NUOVE

ROMA

TUTTOSPORT MAZZUCCHI

VIA MAZZINI 51

SONDRIO

QUIKSILVER STORE IMPERIA

VIA VINCENZO MONTI 8

IMPERIA

UAINOT

VIA CARREL 10 (CASA HERRIN)

CERVINIA

RADICAL MILANO

VIALE FAENZA 12/5

MILANO

UNICO SPORT

VIA FRIULI 5/B

SAN VENDEMIANO

RADICAL SPOT

PRESSO CLODIA GALLERY LUNGOMARE ADRIATICO

SOTTOMARINA

UNIVERSO SPORT

VIA SANDO PERTINI 36

FIRENZE

RADIKAL

VIA BECCARI 7R

GENOVA

UNIVERSO SPORT

VIA PORTICO 71

ORIO AL SERIO

RAINBOW

CORSO EUROPA 27

ALBA

URBAN SHOP

PIAZZA PONTI 1

GALLARATE

REDCAB

VIA PERMERA 14

SCOPELLO

VALERIO BUZZONI

VIA FONTANESI 12

BOLOGNA

REFRESH

VIALE GARIBALDI 27/A

GAVIRATE

VALLE VERDE

VIA PRIESNIG 12

TARVISIO

REKORD

VIA ROMA 66

RONCHI DEI LEGIONARI

VAM SURF SHOP

VIA RISORGIMENTO 22/A

LUGO DI RAVENNA

RIDE HOME

VIA NAZIONALE 32

COMMEZZADURA

VERTICALE

VIA BRENNERO 299

ABETONE

RIDER

VIA MANZONI 1

GAMBETTOLA

VIRUSNOW

VIA MAURIZIO FARINA2

RIVAROLO CANAVESE BRESSANONE

RIDER ACTION

VIA DEL DONATORE 1

AFFI

VOODOO

VIA MERCATO VECCHIO 11

RIDER HOUSE

VIA VERSORI 6

ESTE

WALL RIDE

VIA LIVORNO 50

LADISPOLI

RIDER HOUSE

VIA ORESTE DA MOLIN 51

PIOVE DI SACCO

WAVE

VIA TRILUSSA 12

ALBANO LAZIALE

RIDER SHOP

VIA COMASINA 14

VERANO BRIANZA

WHITE SHOPI

VIA MEZZOMIGLIO 39 B

PIEVE A NIEVOLE

RISE PROSHOP

CORSO GENERALE DALLA CHIESA

AVIGLIANA

WINDSURF PARADISE 1

VIA OSTIENSE 220

ROMA

RLZ C/O DANIELE ROSSI

PIAZZA UNITA’ 5

VARANO BORGHI

WINDSURF PARADISE 2

C.SO VITTORIO EMANUELE II 206

ROMA

RLZ C/O EMANUELA PAGANI

VIA MICHELANGELO 22A

CANTU’

WINDSURF PARADISE 3

VIA DEMOSTENE 1/C

ROMA CASALPALOCCO

187

STORE

ADDRESS

CITY

STORE

ADDRESS

CITY

WINDSURF PARADISE 4

VIA R. GIOVANELLI 2

ROMA

MOREBOARDS

ANICHSTRASSE 6

INNSBRUCK

WINDSURFING CENTER

VIA MILANO 4

CATANIA

MOREBOARDS

HAUPTSTRASSE 26

KIRCHBERG

ZEROQUATTRO SURF SHOP

VIA MONTENERO 1/A

BARDONECCHIA

MOREBOARDS

ALTER PLATZ 19

KLAGENFURT

ZEROTERMICO

VIA PRINCIPESSA PIGNATELLI 31

CIAMPINO

MOREBOARDS

EKZ KUFSTEIN GALERIEN

KUFSTEIN

ZONE

VIA ROMA 71/A

LIMONE PIEMONTE

MOREBOARDS

RUDIGIERSTRASSE 1

LINZ

ZOO PARK

VIA DONIZETTI 9

VARESE

MOREBOARDS

HAUPTSTRASSE 456

MAYRHOFEN

MOREBOARDS

STUBAITALSTRASSE 88

NEUSTIFT, STUBAI

MOREBOARDS

FORUM 1 - SÜDTIROLER PLATZ 11

SALZBURG

MOREBOARDS

DORFSTRASSE 90

SÖLDEN

MOREBOARDS

KREMSERGASSE 18

ST. PÖLTEN

Switzerland 360 GRAD GMBH

REICHSTRASSE 4

SCHWYZ

MOREBOARDS

ENGE GASSE 11

STEYR

360 GRAD GMBH

DORFPLATZ 6

STANS

MOREBOARDS

WEISSENBACHGASSE 9

TELFS INNTALCENTER

ADRELYX SPORT SHOP

RTE DE LA DRAGUE 14

SION

MOREBOARDS

HAUPTPLATZ 17

VILLACH

AGANÉ SAGL

PIAZZA ORICO 1

BELLINZONA

MOREBOARDS

SCW SALZBURGERSTRASSE 223

WELS

ATHLETICUM SPORTSMARKET AG

HUWILSTRASSE 8

HOCHDORF

MOREBOARDS

WAGRAMERSTRASSE 94

WIEN - DONAUZENTRUM

BACKSIDE VERBIER

RUE DE LA BARMÈTE 2

VERBIER

MOREBOARDS

LANDWEHRSTRASSE 6

WIEN - HUMA ELEVEN

BALANCE BPARDSHOP

HAUPTSTRASSE 44

ROHRBACH

MOREBOARDS GMBH

KREUZLAU 390B

MAYRHOFEN

BLUE TOMATO SHOP BERN

MARKTGASSE 55

BERN

OAKLEY STORE

MARIA THERESIENSTRASSE 42A

INNSBRUCK

BLUE TOMATO SHOP LUZERN

KORNMARKT 7

LUZERN

SKATESHOP HAMMERSCHMID

SPARKASSEGASSE 3

GMUNDEN

BLUE TOMATO SHOP WINTERTHUR

MARKTGASSE 38

WINTERTHUR

SUPA SURFER PARADISE

DORFSTRASSE 26

ST. ANTON

BLUE TOMATO SHOP ZÜRICH

LIMMATQUAI 122

ZÜRICH

SURF SERVICE GRAZ

PLÜDDEMANNGASSE 25

GRAZ

BOARD STORIES

VIA PRAELLA 12

MENDRISIO

XDOUBLE

LEOPOLDSTRASSE 32

INNSBRUCK

BOUTIQUE BACKSIDE

CENTRE ETOILE

VERBIER

ALBER SPORT GMBH

KREUZLAU 390

MAYRHOFEN

BURTON STORE FLIMS

TALSTATION

FLIMS

ALBER SPORT GMBH

DORFSTRASSE 23

ST. ANTON

BURTON STORE LAAX

VIA MURSCHETH 17

LAAX

B&I HANDELS GMBH

MUEHLETORPLATZ 3

FELDKIRCH

BURTON STORE ZURICH

MARKTGASSE 3/5

ZURICH

BLUE TOMATO LOGISTIK GRAZ

KÖGLERWEG 50

GRAZ

DOODAH

OBERNEUHOFSTRASSE 1

BAAR

BLUE TOMATO OBERTAUERN SNOWBOARDSCHULE

TALSTATION SONNENBAHN UNTER DER SCHIBRÜCKE 3

OBERTAUERN

DOODAH

FALKNERSTRASSE 33

BASEL

BLUE TOMATO SHOP BREGENZ

KAISERSTRASSE 32

BREGENZ

DOODAH

ZEUGHAUSGASSE 26-28

BERN

BLUE TOMATO SHOP GRAZ

MURGASSE 11

GRAZ

DOODAH

RUE D’ITALIE 11

GENÈVE

BLUE TOMATO SHOP INNSBRUCK

ANICHSTRASSE 3

INNSBRUCK

DOODAH

RUE HALDIMAND 10

LAUSANNE

BLUE TOMATO SHOP LIENZ

ANDRÄ KRANZ-GASSE 4

LIENZ

DOODAH

TÖPFERSTRASSE 3

LUZERN

BLUE TOMATO SHOP LINZ

PLUSKAUFSTRASSE 7

PASCHING

DOODAH

METALLSTRASSE 9

ZUG

BLUE TOMATO SHOP OBERTAUERN

SCHÜTZPASSAGE AM PASS

OBERTAUERN

DOODAH

EUROPAALLEE 3

ZÜRICH

BLUE TOMATO SHOP SALZBURG

WAAGPLATZ 1

SALZBURG

DURSCHTLÖSCHER

UNTERE HAUPTGASSE 27

THUN

BLUE TOMATO SHOP SCHLADMING

RITTER VON GERSDORFFSTRASSE 562

SCHLADMING

ENDLESS RIDE

CHALET LES DIABLERETS

LEYSIN

BLUE TOMATO SHOP SCS

SCS VÖSENDORF ALLEE 350

SCS VÖSENDORF

ESPERANTO FREESTYLERS

TIEFENAUSTRASSE 2

RAPPERSWIL

BLUE TOMATO SHOP VILLACH

KÄRNTER STRASSE 34

VILLACH

FREMA SPORT

INDUSTRIE FELDMATTE 2

TEUFENTHAL

BLUE TOMATO SHOP WIEN 1010

ROTENTURMSTRASSE 13

WIEN

GENOLET SPORTS

RUE DE LA MURA 33

THYON-LES-COLLONS

BLUE TOMATO SHOP WIEN 1070

NEUBAUGASSE 3

WIEN

JELMOLI AG

INDUSTRIESTRASSE 19

OTELFINGEN

BLUE TOMATO SHOP WÖRGL

BAHNHOFSTRASSE 54A

WÖRGL

JULEN SPORTS

HOFFMATSTRASSE 4

ZERMATT

BURTON STORE INNSBRUCK

HALLER STRASSE, 111

INNSBRUCK

LOLIPOP

RUE DU 23 JUIN 22

DELÉMONT

BURTON STORE OUTLET PARNDORF

VIA DESIGNERSTRASSE 1 (UNIT 34-35)

PARNDORF

MANLY

RUE DE LA GARE 3

MORGES

LA RESISTANCE SK8&SNOWSTORE

SALZMANNSTR. 6

ZELL AM SEE

MAVERICKS

ALTHARDSTRASSE 220

REGENSDORF

RAG HANDELSGESELLSCHAFT M.B.H.

GEWERBEPARK B17/II/STRASSE 3

TEESDORF

MOUNTAIN AIR

RUE DE MÉDRAN 7

VERBIER

SPORT BRUENDL

NIKOLAUS-GASSSNER-STR. 4

KAPRUN

MR. GOODFUN AG / DOODAH

OBERNEUHOFSTRASSE 1

BAAR

SPORT GLANZER GMBH & CO KG

DORFSTR. 25

SOELDEN

NEUKUNDE

RTE DES GRIVES 2

GRANGES-PACCOT

SPORT JENNEWEIN SURFERS PARADISE

DORFSTRASSE 2

ST. ANTON

ORCA SNOW SHOP

VIA C.GHIRINGHELLI 20A

BELLINZONA

SPORTSHOP RAINER ALPIN-LADEN-CENTER

DORF 29

SCHEFFAU

PIPELINE SPORTS

LÖWENGASSE 2

SOLOTHURN

STROLZ GMBH

HAUS NR. 116

LECH AM ARLBERG

PLAYGROUND IN PARADISE

VIA QUADRELLAS 4

ST. MORITZ

PURE SNOWBOARD

UMFAHRUNGSSTRASSE 11

SAANEN

RADIX

Liestal Kanonengasse

LIESTAL

RADIX

KIRCHBERGSTRASSE 25 / POSTFACH

BURGDORF

SB SPORT SERVICE

AVENUE MONT BLANC 37

GLAND

BIKER-BOARDER

ZWICKAUER STRASSE 73

CHEMNITZ

SEVEN SPORTS

BD DES EPLATURES 46

LA CHAUX-DE-FONDS

BLUE TOMATO SHOP BERLIN

NÜRNBERGERSTRASSE 13

BERLIN

SNOWLINE

RUE PRINCIPALE 19

MORGINS

BLUE TOMATO SHOP BONN

FÜRSTENSTRASSE 4

BONN

SPORT TREND SHOP

HEUWEIDLI

HINWIL

BLUE TOMATO SHOP BREMEN

AG-WESER-STRASSE 3

BREMEN

SURF MACHINE

18, RUE DE VEVEY

BULLE

BLUE TOMATO SHOP ESSEN

LIMBECKER STRASSE 76

ESSEN

TIP TO TAIL

SPEICHERGASSE 35

BERN

BLUE TOMATO SHOP FREIBURG

BERTOLDSTRASSE 7

FREIBURG

TISNOWBOARDING

VIA S. GOTTARDO 100

BALERNA

BLUE TOMATO SHOP HAMBURG

HEEGBARG 31

HAMBURG

TOP SECRET

BRÄMABÜELSTRASSE 11

DAVOS

BLUE TOMATO SHOP HANNOVER

ERNST-AUGUST-PLATZ 2

HANNOVER

TREELEE

SEMPACHSTRASSE 12

HOCHDORF

BLUE TOMATO SHOP KARLSRUHE

ETTLINGER TOR PLATZ 1

KARLSRUHE

VICTIM CIRCLE

STAATSSTRASSE 3

WERDENBERG

BLUE TOMATO SHOP KÖLN

SCHILDERGASSE 112

KÖLN

VIRAGE SPORTS

HAUPT-GESCHÄFT IMM. CRÊT-DU-MIDI

VERCORIN

BLUE TOMATO SHOP MÜNCHEN

THOMAS-WIMMER-RING 14

MÜNCHEN

MY WAY DREAM STORE

GRAND RUE 3

PAYERNE

BLUE TOMATO SHOP MÜNSTER

KÖNIGSSTRASSE 35/36

MÜNSTER

BLUE TOMATO SHOP OBERHAUSEN

CENTROALLEE 145

OBERHAUSEN

BLUE TOMATO SHOP REGENSBRUG

FRIEDENSTRASSE 23

REGENSBURG

BLUE TOMATO SHOP ROSENHEIM

KUFSTEINERSTRASSE 14

ROSENHEIM

BLUE TOMATO SHOP STUTTGART

ALTE POSTSTRASSE 3-5

STUTTGART

Austria

Germany

ALBER SPORT GMBH

DORFSTRASSE 23

ST. ANTON AM ARLBERG

BLUE TOMATO SHOP TRIER

BROTSTRASSE 33

TRIER

BOARD.AT

UNTERDORF 353/2

SAALBACH

BOARDERLINE

SCHLESISCHE STRASSE 26

BERLIN

DC STORE

MARIA-THERESIENSTRASSE 57

INNSBRUCK

BRETTLADEN

NEUSTAEDTER MARKT 1

DRESDEN

FAME BOARDSHOP

FRANZ JOSEFS KAI 31-33

VIENNA

EASTSIDE/ FUN SPORT

NEVOIGTSTRASSE 6

CHEMNITZ

GREENROOM

SCHEULINGSTR. 371

MAYRHOFEN

FOLLOW ME STORE

BAHNHOFSTRASSE 1

LÖRRACH

HANGLOOSE SNOWBOARD & SURF SHOP

FAVORITENSTR. 28

VIENNA

FREERIDER SHOP

ALSTERGLACIS 18

HAMBURG

HOTZONE.TV

GERLOS 177

GERLOS

FUNSPORT GEWERBEPARK MEON

WARENERSTR. 5 HALLE 1

BERLIN

MOREBOARDS

HAUPTSTRASSE 417

ALPIN.IST MAYRHOFEN

FUNSPORT.DE

KÖPENICKER STRASSE 78

BERLIN- BIESDORF

MOREBOARDS

CCA - WAIDHOFNERSTRASSE 1

AMSTETTEN

GOOD VIBES UG

AM WALTENBERG52

WINTERBERG

MOREBOARDS

DEZ - AMRASER SEE STRASSE 56A

DEZ INNSBRUCK

PANORMA STORE

FRANKFURTER STRASSE 59

NEU-ISENBURG

MOREBOARDS

MUSEUMSTRASSE 37A

FASHION OUTLET

PLANET SPORTS

FLÖSSERGASSE 4

MÜNCHEN

MOREBOARDS

LAZARETTGÜRTEL 55

GRAZ

PLANET SPORTS

OBERANGER 16

MUNICH

188

STORE

ADDRESS

CITY

STORE

ADDRESS

CITY

SANTO LOCO

EISENMANNSTR. 4

MÜNCHEN

TRANZPORT VOLCOM

79-81 rue des Eaux-Vives

GENEVE

SKATE DELUXE

AM HEUBERG 25

SCHIMBERG

URBAN SURFER PARIS

23 RUE DES SOMMERARD

PARIS

SKATEDELUXE OHG

AM HEUBERG 25

SCHIMBERG

VAGUE ET VENT

BOULEVARD FRÉDÉRIC FABRÈGES

PALAVAS-LES-FLOTS

SNOWLAB.DE

HAUPTSTRASSE 36

RIEDBACH

ZERO G

90 AVENUE RAVANEL LE ROUGE

CHAMONIX

SPORT BOHNY GMBH

KAISER JOSEPH STR 217

FREIBURG

SPORT CONRAD

BAHNHOFSTRASSE 20

PENZBERG

SPORTSCHECK GMBH

BIBERGER STR 37

UNTERHACHING

TRICK 17

BOEHMESTR. 29

TRIER

UNFAMILIAR SNOWBOARD SHOP

HARTWALDSTRASSE 55

STUTTGART

WAREHOUSE ONE GMBH & CO. KG

NÜRNBERGER STR. 23

DÜSSELDORF

AFTERBANG

C/PUERTA REAL Nº1 LOCAL 2

GRANADA

WILDWECHSEL GMBH

BAUHOFSTRASSE 11

MAINZ

BACK IN BLACK

C/ SUECIA N 95

MADRID

WINDSURFING SHOP RHEIN-MAIN GMBH

HEERSTRASSE 76

FRANKFURT AM MAIN

DAKTAK

C/ HILARION ESLAVA 51

MADRID

GENERAL SURFERA

C/BALMES 313

BARCELLONA

SNOW INN

C/ PIRINEUS, 9

CELRÀ

TACTIC SURF

C/ ENRIC GRANADOS 11

BARCELLONA

VILADOMAT SPORT

AV.MERITXELL 110

ANDORRA LA VELLA

England

Spain

Netherlands

ABSOLUTE SNOW

WHITELEAF RD

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD

ELLIS BRIGHAM MOUNTAIN SPORTS

47 BRUNEL AVENUE

MANCHESTER

ELLIS BRIGHAM MOUNTAIN SPORTS

PO BOX 491

SALFORD

FREEZE PRO SHOP LTD

165 BONNINGTON ROAD

EDINBURGH

CELLBLOCK

DONKERE GAARD 5-7

UTRECHT

GRANITE REEF

45 THE GREEN

ABERDEEN

DAKA SUPERSTORE

ABRAHAM VAN STOLKWEG 66

ROTTERDAM

GSM ENGLAND RETAIL LTD

3 SOVERIGN COURT

ROUND SPINNEY

DUIJVESTEIN WINTERSPORT

BUYTENPARKLAAN 30

ZOETERMEER

ODYSSEY

12 ST JOHNS STREET

SUFFOLK

EUROFUN

OHMWEG 33-35

ALBLASSERDAM

PENLOE LTD

23-25 BACK QUAY

CORNWALL

EUROFUN

STRANDWEG 29

ZEVENHUIZEN

RIDEL LTD

UNIT 14, XSCAPE

MILTON KEYNES

SNOWCOUNTRY

TOLBOOMWEG 8

TERSCHUUR

SICK AND WRONG

SOUTHEY HILL

KESWICK, CUMBRIA

TWINSEASONS

STOCKHOLMSTRAAT 1A

GRONINGEN

SS20

176 COWLEY ROAD

OXFORD

SUBVERT BOARDSTORE LTD

UNIT 15 / CHILL FACTOR

MANCHESTER

THE BOARD BASEMENT

4 BRIDFORD

MARSH BARTON,EXETER

THE SNOWBOARD ASYLUM

9-10 GRAMPIAN ROAD, AVIEMORE,

AVIEMORE

VILHONVUORENKATU 11

HELSINKI

THE SNOWBOARD ASYLUM

160 WHITELADIES ROAD,

BRISTOL

THE SNOWBOARD ASYLUM

UNIT 20, XSCAPE, COLORADO WAY, GLASSHOUGHTON

CASTLEFORD

THE SNOWBOARD ASYLUM

ST. MARY’S HALL, BELFORD ROAD,

FORT WILLIAM

THE SNOWBOARD ASYLUM

UNIT 16, SOAR, KING’S INCH RD, BRAEHEAD,

GLASGOW

THE SNOWBOARD ASYLUM

10-12 SOUTHAMPTON STREET, COVENT GARDEN

LONDON

THE SNOWBOARD ASYLUM

WELLINGTON MILL, DUKE ST, CASTLEFIELD,

MANCHESTER

THE SNOWBOARD ASYLUM

UNIT 17, XSCAPE, AVEBURY BOULEVARD,

MILTON KEYNES

THE SNOWBOARD ASYLUM

LEISURE ISLAND, RIVER DRIVE,

TAMWORTH

SURFDOME

THE SNOWBOARD ASYLUM (ELLIS BRIGHAM GROUP)

Finland BURTON STORE HELSINKI

SALFORD

France A VIEUX CAMPEUR

48, RUE DES ÉCOLES

PARIS

ADDICTED

3 RUE DE LA FROMAGERIE

LYON

ALLBRO’S

164 ROUTE DE REVEL

TOULOUSE, FRANCE

ALTMANN SPORTS

22, RUE DE LA MADELEINE

VEVEY

ATELIER DU SNOWBOARD

11 RUE DE SAGNES

LES 2 ALPES

ATMOSPHERE

4 RUE DOCTEUR ROUBAUD

GAP

AU VIEUX CAMPEUR

DE ROTHAY AND CIE

PARIS

AU VIEUX CAMPEUR

48 RUE DES ECOLES

PARIS

AVALON RIDER SHOP

SARL GABAZ

LES ALLUES

BEST WEAR

LAS VIGNETTES

MONTANA

BOUTIK ZAO

49 AVENUE DES TONNELIERS

SOORTS HOSSEGOR

DROP ZONE

51 BIS RUE DE LA MANDALLAZ

EPAGNY

ESCAPE SHOP

rue Pépinet 5

LAUSANNE

ESPACE GLISSE

ZA DU HOUSQUIT

LABENNE

FRANCOISE COGNE

833 AVENUE MAURICE THOREZ

VIZILLE

GLISSE SHOP

67 RUE DES VARENNES

AUBIERE

GRAND CENTRAL

RN98

LA VALETTE DU VARS

HAWAII SURF

69 AV DANIELLE CASANOVA

IVRY SUR SEINE

L IMPREVU

DAKI DAYA

ISOLA 2000

LA GLISSE

28 BOULEVARD GAMBETTA

GRENOBLE

LABOSHOP ARC 1800

VICTORIA’S RIDE

BOURG ST MAURICE

LE LABO SHOP

SARL REALITY

BOURG ST MAURICE

LEVITATION COMPANY

Rue du grand-verger 11

MARTIGNY

MC BOARD

RUE CENTRALE 36

VILLARS-SUR-OLLON

MERCYDISTILLERY

36 RUE PARMENTIER

GRENOBLE

MONTAZ SPORTS

255 RUE SÉBASTIEN CHARLÉTY

LA RAVOIRE

ONE LOVE

69 AVENUE DE LA MUZELLE

LES 2 ALPES

RIDE & STYLE

RESIDENCE LE CHEVAL BLANC

VAL THORENS

SLOPE STYLE

169 RUE DU BOURG

MORZINE

SNOW LEADER

45 RUE SATURNE

CHAVANOD

SNOWLEADER

45 RUE SATURNE

CHAVANOD

SPLIT SHOP MEGÈVE

83 RUE MONSEIGNEUR CONSEIL

MEGÈVE

SPORT 2000 ST ALBAN

FRASTEYA SAS

SAINT ALBAN

SUPER WHITE

88 AVENUE DE LA MUZELLE

LES 2 ALPES

THE WOODS

132 RUE DU BOURGÌ

MORZINE

TIP TOP

16 AVENUE DU CENTENAIRE

BOURG ST MAURICE

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PIC: MATT GEORGES TXT: GIACOMO MARGUTTI

We started the new season off with this issue whose cover portrays two riders who walk in the fresh snow and leave traces behind. Those steps mean all their passion, their love and respect for their mountain. That board they are carrying is the tool through which they will find happiness one more time, even on that particular day. We end this issue with other steps, on the fresh snow again. Do you remember that day when you waited inside the bar for the bad weather and the sky to clear up and then you just gave up, you went outside, you stepped into the fresh new snow and you fell in love again with winter? To hell the cold, the elements and all the other stuff normal people complain about during days like those. We just hope there will be a lot of days like those this season, days when you sip the last coffee of the morning, you walk outside and step into the fresh snow, you eat a bit of it when you stay mouth open and new flakes come down straight from the sky, and you bless the moment in which you woke up to face your new mission.

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