The Snowboarder's Journal #22.3 featuring Victor de Le Rue, Antarctica, Naima Antolin, Dean “Blotto” Gray Gallerie

Features

“Squeaked out that 37th frame on the roll of film—Naima Antolin in the Brighton, UT, lot after a long day in the backcountry.” Photo: Benjamin Littler

Interview

No One Way with Naima Antolin
Xavier de Le Rue thought he could snowboard down this steep iceberg, and he did. How exactly? You would have to watch our film. His brother Victor followed him right after; they couldn’t help it. They saw something crazy, and they had to do it. Photo: Of A Lifetime

Adventure

Essential Aesthetics
“Victor de Le Rue’s happy face after riding something steep and deadly in Antarctica.” Photo: Jérôme Tanon

Interview

Qui Aime Bien
First appearance of the superpipe cutter in the USA at Winter Park, CO, cut and groomed by Pat Malendoski. It was a blast to see a 22-foot pipe in America, a game changer, the new contest era had begun. Jeff Curtes is holding the flash to the left—I’m guessing I handed my camera to one of the riders to capture this picture of me. My pants are in line with today’s fit. 2005.

Gallerie

20 Pages 20 Years with Dean “Blotto” Gray
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Notes

Ever Surrender
Yodel

Height of the Mountain
Lines

The Shred Still Remains
Fly By

Doctor’s Orders
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Publicity Stunt
Fly By

Rhode Island Resurgence
Contributors

Heavy Metal Music and Pinball
Yodel

Ball of Confusion
Rewind

A Big Deal at the Time
Coda

Through the Flames
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