Escape follows Colorado riders like Seth Hill, Chris Corning, and Hayden Tyler as they leave the everyday behind to chase backcountry lines. A film about friendship, passion, and snowboarding for the love of it.
Features
Swarm—Rome Snowboards Official Trailer
From the trailer alone we can already tell that the Rome crew snapped. Check out the teaser for Swarm, their newest project, and stay patient for October 27th when it hits the internet.
TR3 D2UCE—A ThirtyTwo Trailer and Press Release
Tr3D2uce is here and it makes sense that the 30th anniversary of an epic company comes with an epic movie. The crew snapped for this one, check out the trailer here.
EL CAMINO—Arbor Snowboards
See the clip that landed Jared on the cover of our October issue. El Camino by Arbor is here and it's heavy. Start your week off right with this one.
ESC Ep 2: FRIENDS IN THE BACKCOUNTRY, A COLORADO SNOWBOARD SERIES
JED ANDERSON CLIP PART & BREAKDOWN — VIDEOGRASS
A late-season session in St. John’s with Jed Anderson & Louif Paradis turns into a tight-run setup handled with precision. Two angles, one sketchy run-in, and a shared line between Louif’s front lip and a back lip that is worth all the rewatches.
ABSTRACT by Emma Crosby and Gian Sutter—Salomon Snowboards
The Abstract is back and to go along with it Emma and Gian put out an epic promo with some new clips to keep us satisfied until the video onslaught begins. Check it out
JUSTIN PHIPPS FULL PART &CLIP BREAKDOWN — VIDEOGRASS
Justin Phipps takes us inside a street session at an abandoned school near Bear, inspired by a classic Danimals clip. After heavy slams and multiple angles, he finally locks the wallride nose-dip he envisioned.
IGNITE—A Japanese Backcountry Video
The crew is called Sketchy Sunca, which roughly translates to Sketchy Mountain People, and honestly, the name couldn’t be more on brand. The film is pure Japanese backcountry—deep, heavy, and a little wild around the edges. Exactly the kind of snowboarding we’re all chasing, exactly the kind of thing we’re proud to share.
