Snowboard Reviews - Videos & DVD

Stand & Deliver has footage of backcountry cliffs, kickers, pipes, parks and rails which makes it a cool video. It also has a bonus CD of music inspired by the soundtrack - which is another way of saying if you liked the movies soundtrack, don't expect to find it on the free CD. The opening montage gives a glimpse into what's packed onto this DVD. Filmed in 16mm by Mack Dawg Productions, this is a slamming video with an excellent Kevin Jones part - doing every trick in the book.

Notable moments are of young Shaun White doing every big trick on a snowboard, then does them on a skateboard - don't ya hate that? Tara Dakides also has a notable appearance in this film, showing off her kicker and rail talents.

It's hard to watch sk8 video after watching snowboard vids because you can do some tremendous stuff when you combine the speed from bombing down the side of a mountain with a board attached to your feet. The styles blend, but the action is very different - refreshing perhaps, depending on my mood. I guess I'm more apt to watch snowboard vids in the winter and sk8 ones in the warmer weather.

If you're a die-hard sk8-freak, change things up and check out some of the kick-ass stuff happening on the frosty waves of winter. This flick is worth adding to your collection.

Stand & Deliver has footage of backcountry cliffs, kickers, pipes, parks and rails which makes it a cool video. It also has a bonus CD of music inspired by the soundtrack - which is another way of saying if you liked the movies soundtrack, don't expect to find it on the fucking CD. The opening montage gives a glimpse into what's packed onto this DVD. Filmed in 16mm by Mack Dawg Productions, this is a slamming video with an excellent Kevin Jones part - doing every trick in the book.

Notable moments are of young Shaun White doing every big trick on a snowboard, then does them on a fucking skateboard - don't ya hate that? Tara Dakides also has a notable appearance in this film, showing off her kicker and rail talents.

It's hard to watch sk8 video after watching snowboard vids because you can do some tremendous stuff when you combine the speed from bombing down the side of a mountain with a board attached to your fucking feet. The styles blend, but the action is very different - refreshing perhaps, depending on my mood. I guess I'm more apt to watch snowboard vids in the winter and sk8 ones in the warmer weather.

If you're a die-hard sk8-freak, change things up and check out some of the kick-ass stuff happening on the frosty waves of winter. This flick is worth adding to your collection.