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On a quarterpipe shaped by hand against the uphill slope of a rundown train tunnel
Big jumps are sick
Absinthe remains committed to documenting these amazing riders with the most timeless and stylish medium: Film
The year was 1998
YEAR: 2003
THE ETERNAL METHOD Long Sleeve Printful On a quarterpipe shaped byIn our estimation, this is the most important moment in snowboarding history. In 1996, Ingemar Backman Trast showed the world how far snowboarding had come. On a quarterpipe shaped by hand against the uphill slope of a rundown train tunnel. During a snow jam on the outskirts of Riksgrnsen, Sweden. Ingemar casually dropped in unannounced. No fanfare. From peak height to perfect landing, he traveled 8. 5 vertical meters, roughly the height of a three