Santa Cruz Snowboards 2012/2013 line-up. Going to be a doozy. Bart pro model with Springfield style Santa Cruz font? Check. Homer board? Yes, please. Salba graphics, a powerlyte model with bamboo stringers, surf rocker reverse camber and a board that has a joint it. These boards will shred.
Wrote a little piece on Curtis Woodman for Yobeat. You might recall his epic surf adventures last year, here on the wreck. Check Curtis out in the Comune video, releasing next week. Black Holes and Invisible Forces Bending Time Through Particle Deformation Creating Infinite Freedom in the Garden On The Moon will be premiering on yobeat, Saturday, October 23rd. If you see one snowboard film this year, this indeed might be the one.
In between bites of organic, gluten free vegan treats you can find Curtis Woodman with a smile on his face and quietly killing whatever terrain you might put in front of him. A seasoned professional snowboarder at the ripe old age of twenty three, Curtis has been a predominant force in the Tahoe snowboard scene for many years; many many years that definitely circumvent his youthful age. He showed up on saturday and had an inkling to go surfing. I set him up on an Ozzie 5’8″ and we were ready to roll.
Checkout Woodman’s part in this years, “Get in The Van”.
Teaser for another film Curtis appears in this year, Vaca Films, “So Much To Say”.
Curtis is waiting for the snow to fall, the backcountry to fill in, and will be ready to deliver pizza’s to your door and get the sled gassed up bright and early the next morning. Curtis, here’s to another season of crushing it. I think he’s got the surf bug now too, Mavericks look out.
Patrick Cerne, Santa Cruz Snowboard’s Colorado uber-rep is flying higher than an eagle. He recently made an appearance in High Times April ’09. Fly brother, fly. When not slaying Breckenridge, or making appearances in High Times he can be found at Nike Town. Snurfer recently caught up with Patrick to get the skinny on his High Times appearance.
Was it your lifelong goal to be featured in high times?
Yes, yes it was. Ever since a young age I thought high times would be a good platform to exhibit my skills in.
How much weed did you consume in the process?
My memory is kinda foggy. a decent amount for sure. the photographer had a full backpack of props if you get my drift.
How did your folks take it?
My mom is very proud. Not sure if i mad the refrigerator, but I did send her some new reading material.
Do you feel like you are living up to a major stereotype in the snowboard community?
We’ve got to set high standards I guess.
Future plans?
To not burn out real quick. Keep things rolling. I am going to continue to be a patron of the shacks.
Words of wisdom for the kids?
Drag some knuckles.
