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Frustrated by crappy conditions in North America, Pat Moore sets his sights on Europe and books a flight to Switzerland for his first-ever European Pow filming trip. He arrives in the Alps to find fresh powder and an all-star crew to shred with: Jake Welch, John Jackson, Nicolas Müller, & Jake Blauvelt. The group vibe is pure stoke as the boys take full advantage of a bluebird powder day and Switzerland’s feature-filled natural terrain. For this episode, Pat has travelled far outside his filming comfort zone of North America & quickly tunes into the European approach, riding & filming on lift-access resort terrain and maximizing his time spent strapped in. As always, the take-awy from this travel piece is simple: keep exploring. You’ll never know ’til you go. ... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!

This totally insane Pentagon Space Net project was an ultimate dedication to a relatively unknown, extremely loved Moab Monkey named Daniel “Money Making” Moore (22). Daniel died exactly 1 year prior to the rigging of this net. The 2000 sq. ft hand woven net was the brain child of Sketchy Andy Lewis and created by the Moab Monkeys in honor of Daniel and his limitless stoke. Designing the net was a 7 year learning process for Andy, and with more than 25 people, the net took more than 500 cumulative man hours to weave the nearly 20,000 ft of cord together, and took more than 65 people to rig! The Space Net was up for 1 week and saw more than 350 visitors, more than 200 safe BASE jumps (without injury), successful crossings of all 5 high lines (some with falls), a parachute landing, and has gone down in history as the most epic communal project that Moab, UT has ever seen. Enjoy this video of Matt Blank showing you what it takes to get out there and jump through the hole! Stay human, stay alive, stay stoked; and remember life is short, SO ENJOY IT! ... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!

On this retro episode of Ignition presented by Tire Rack, we revisit a Legend, the 1975 AMC Gremlin. Actually, this is Roadkill’s 1975 AMC Gremlin, and it looks the part. What’s it doing here? Well, the Gremlin came out on April 1, 1970 – yes really – and this month marks the 45th Anniversary of this interesting little car. How does it drive? Will it survive the standard testing procedures with a massive exhaust leak? Will Carlos stay conscious long enough to finish his review? This week on Ignition, we answer most of these questions. ... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!