AK bound...

By: Paul Gemignani

Heading to Valdez today with good friends Moss and Ian. Super excited to get on the road again this month and hopefully get some work done on some big mountain Alaska lines. Stay tuned for pics. Word!

Bubbas New Band

By: Paul Gemignani

When out the other night to check out infamous snowboard shop owner Bubba of Bubbas Boards and his new country band. They did not disappoint and threw down some country licks for a good ol' time at The Summit in Durango, CO. Yeah Bubba!

Utah Trip = POW

By: Paul Gemignani

Went to Utah for a short trip to visit friends. Ended up riding 4 days of powder in the Wasatch backcountry. Pure Awesomeness. Heading to AK in a few weeks for more pow. STOKED! Check out the photos and video of the trip...

VIDEO:

Utah Pow from Paul Gemignani on Vimeo.

Back to basics

By: Paul Gemignani

Well ever since I broke my elbow off in December, it's been a slow process of getting back into the swing of things with snowboarding; especially the backcountry. In order to take the backcountry on, you have to be in pretty good shape, have your avalanche skills dialed, a good crew and the right conditions. The variables are crazy hard to line up all in a row, and there are many frustrating days in the backcountry - but it's were I feel the most at home on a snowboard. This past week has finally been the start of getting back into the deep snow, and it feels good to be outside again exploring. Go get your own now. Cheers! 

SIA Tradeshow

By: Paul Gemignani

Some photos from last weeks trade show in Denver. Good times.

Deltron @ Ink Monstr Warehouse

The Rat with one of the Skullcandy girls.

Trouble Andrew throwing down the jams

VIP Bottle service, thanks to The North Face!

Davey

By: Paul Gemignani

I was bored today and thought I would post a video of my crazy friend Dave. This video is from a local rail jam in Michigan called the Jibba Jabba. It's good fun. Enjoy.

Do Work

By: Paul Gemignani

So recently I had to go back home to have surgery on my elbow. Basically I broke the end of my elbow off and had to get a plate and nine screws to attach it back on - not that cool. But it's my first broken bone ever and I have to say that's not too bad for over a decade worth of snowboarding under my feet...many people are not so lucky. But regardless of injury I believe the show must go on. I think there are two ways people can treat injuries. Good or bad. I've decided that I am going to treat this as a good injury and learn from my mistakes. Some people say all things happen for reasons, and I think that's true. The universe has a unique way of unfolding, we as people need to learn how to recognize this and go with the flow instead of fighting it sometimes, otherwise it will come back to fuck us. Anyways just a thought. Even though I'm still laid up, I gotta keep the ball rolling and do work. Stay posi.