Seb Toots Full Part from ESPN

Seb Toots is a Canadian snowboarder who has moved into the spotlight this past year. He won X-Games Slopstyle, got 2nd in Big Air, and is one of the elite few to land a triple cork! This kid clearly has skills. He is also an incredible street rider and lands his tricks with incredible precision and style. Check out this part because it will definitely be one of the best this year.

"Times Flies" by Grow Up Productions

Here's a cool little snowboard film for you! This crew is from South Lake Tahoe and they can throw down pretty hard. Make sure you see Nikki Weiss's ender; he's a great rider with super smooth style. Watch in HD too!

"Ransack Rebellion" by Think Thank

Here's the trailer for Think Thank's upcoming feature "Ransack Rebellion." Looks great, I hope it is up to par with their last feature "Right Brain Left Brain," one of the best snowboard films I have seen. Former Variety Pack riders Sean Black and Ted Borland are now a part of the Think Thank crew. I'm excited to see what they will bring to the table; they are both very creative and technical riders.

Jed Anderson and Scott Stevens with YoBeat

YoBeat is a really cool snowboard blog I recently stumbled upon and every Tuesday they post a clip featuring a specific rider. Recently they've been posting clips from Park City in Utah, a great resort I had the pleasure of visiting last year. First we have a clip of Jed Anderson; his skills on a snowboard put most to shame...

and also one of Scott Stevens. His creativity and technical skill blow my mind!

Ethan Diess on the Burton Am Team!

Midwest rail rider extraordinaire Ethan Diess is now on the Burton Am Team! This guy put out a banger rail part in the Role Models film last year and now his hard work and skills have paid off. Now that he's riding with the premiere snowboard company he is getting the recognition he deserves. Check out these two Burton clips of him. The fact he can jump into a nosepress on a skinny and steep down rail is incredible.

This next gap at Northstar is probably one of the most intense box gaps I have ever seen. And it is his warm-up trick; I wonder what his banger was...