YES. it's a movie TOO!

Check out the new teaser from the pow hunters over at YES. snowboards

YES. It's a Movie Too. The Trailer from YES. Snowboard TV on Vimeo.

Fire & Brimstone

Hey everyone, if you haven't visited the Frequency Mag website in a while, check out the story I posted recently. It's on using the Banshee Bungee in the BackCountry. It was a lot of work to get it functioning the proper way but it is a new way to view some of that backcountry terrain that might seem impossible to ride. If you got the time and crew, try it out sometime. Word!

Click Here To View Story - FIRE & BRIMSTONE

A-Rob & friends

An article about my friend Aaron Robinson who passed away last July in a snowboard accident in Chile.
The article can be read here. This article is also dedicated to my friends Dad who recently just passed away this last week.
Love life.

MY LAST RIDE WITH A-ROB

Moving to Frequency Mag

This winter I will be moving my writings to Frequency Magazines website under the "What Up" pages and will continue writing about my snow adventures and stories with a more in-depth view there. So if you get a chance, check out the magazine and the site, they're a great source for some of the best content on the snowboard world today.

I will still update the blog with links to the stories when I have a chance but until then, see you in the mountains!

Frequency Magazine

Pauly G -

Merry Christmas and Happy Pow Year!

Merry Christmas everyone! I hope everybody gets some pow turns this holiday season and I will see you in the mountains. Cheers and beers to another year with family and friends.

Final Video Post - AK-47

By: Paul Gemignani

In this uncut clip from AK or Alaska if you are not good with abbreviations, the run shown is called the dragon tooth because at the top of the run on the left, the rock looks like the tooth of a dragon from a distance. Pretty clever I know. But in all of it's awesomeness Alaska is not a place to kid around. What a run might look like from a distance or on the way up, turns into a twilight zone of a world once going down the descent. This is mainly due to - lack of landmarks - to use for navigation as most rocks look pretty similar with a hefty snow pile on top of them. Also, this lack of trees clogs judgment of size and proportions as a 10 foot rock could be 100 ft rock when you actually get close. This Alice in Wonderland effect still blows my mind every time I shred up there, and is one of the most intriguing challenges of riding in Alaska - not including 1000 other ways to die while snowboarding up there. In the video clip above, to get to our spot, we hiked up half the gut then took a lookers left foot pack up the last steep part of the way. The face was already previously shredded so we knew it was pretty stable and safe, which is the kind of run we were looking for since this was the first run of the day. Hopefully everyone gets there chance to really test there skills on a board by making it up there in your lifetime or the next. Enjoy and happy shredding the winter.

Pauly G

Head Cam UnCut

By: Paul Gemignani




Here is a clip from my headcam of what it is like waiting around for cameras getting ready, strapping in and then going off the feature - enjoy! One more clip to come in the video marathon and that should wrap this up. I hope everyone is enjoying the vids so far! Peace.