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Utah Preseason Shred

Utah Preseason Shred

Contributed by John Centi 10/13/2008
Utah Preseason Shred
Photos: Andrew Miller

    This weekend Utah temps dipped down for a wet system to lay some snow into the valley and canyons letting us satisfy a small fix of preseason shred.  Was it fun? Yes. Was is epic? Not even close... but enough snow to have a good time.  I swear there is nothing more weird than that feeling of strapping on the ole board and making that first turn and jib of the year.  Thanks to a motivated crew of the likes of Ted Borland, Ben Hanisch, Matt Piasecki, Sean Black, Derek Dennison, Eddie Grams and others I'm forgetting we were able to slide a slew of rails, tubes, a pole jam and some log jibs.  Hell, I didn't help make any of this stuff so I was stoked these dudes made it possible for us to ride some fun shit.  After being alittle reluctant and non-motavated to pull out the camera I managed to snap a few photos towards the end of the day.  A little hard to get stoked on shooting a twelve inch tube and flat bar but Pat Fenelon told me this is very news worthy so I figured a few people might want to see photos. The upcoming season is right around the bend and with these early snows I hope its nothing short of epic.



- This road leads to a mountain some where in the land of Utah.



- Frosted trees look dope



- Just some dudes shredding in the mountains



- Louie Vito bending his O-matic to the max




- Derek Dinnison tubin it




- This flat bar felt most of the action of the day.  Some people were getting pretty tech on this thing for being the first or second day riding.




- Sean Black looking for the regular wrap around.




- Got Wood? They do here.



- All the leaves are brown and the sky is blue.



- Proper switch press via Derek Dennison



- Nick Russell flossing this silky smooth tail block.




- Ted Borland hardway backside two seventy something or rather.




- The Bone Zone. More to come with more snow!  I'm sure you will be seeing some type of edit from Eddie Grams floating around the internet soon.


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