Found this little gem on youtube. Sebi and Jonas are both ripping riders that run Airblaster gear. Sure they are good snowboarders but they are on the team because they are also awesome humans! Thanks for the epic video friends. Also shown in this video is our friend Eric from GoodQuestion Supply. These are the fine people that bring Airblaster to all our friends in Germany and Austira. Without them we would be lost. Many people out there probably think that since we own and run Airblaster we get to snowboard everyday in epic powder with all our friends. Well, let me just say there are no helicopters for us my friends. 90% of the time we are stuck behind a computer trying to solve another problem. We work and there is no way around that. Do we snowboard well of course we do but about the same amount as everyone else. It makes me stoked to see videos like this because we run our business and make the product we do so that people can go out into the mountains and enjoy snowboarding. In a sense we are taking one for the team, ha ha ha. Really though we are so happy that we help people enjoy the outdoors and their day snowboarding. Good times for all!

Thanks for all the emails friends. We got 100+ people emailing in with an answer. The winner and the first to email(and first email checked) with the correct answer is Scott Ledbetter. The correct answer we where looking for was a T-shirt. Many people said the Leg Bag which is not correct. The Leg Bag was created a couple years into Airblaster, it was an evolution of the Airleash. This product the Airleash was one of the original products we produced and it was just a simple large leash for your board. The Leg Bag came after that and was a new version of the Airleash only bigger with the addition of some pockets and a pass holder. Both of these are not a correct answer to the trivia question. The first item we made was actually a T-shirt spray painted by Travis Parker in his garage. It can be seen in some K2 snowboards ads from years ago. It was a white T with a spray painted AIR BLASTER on the chest. This is the origin of the original logo. After this we then ran an official production run of a couple hundred T-shirts with the Airpill logo on them. Soon to follow was the creation of the original Airleash. Thanks Scott, you rule!

Jed Anderson can skateboard. I challenge him to a game of skate anyday. Only catch is it has to be on a 3foot mini ramp that is mellow, flip tricks are not allowed and he needs to wear a blindfold. Then it will be easy, I got him.

Check out some action with Airblaster Team Riders Jed Anderson and Johnny Miller. Those guys are totally cool. I really like this video, the music is not my cut of tea but it really gets me stoked on this edit. I like the intensity.

It is time for round 2 of Monday Trivia. Like always email your answer to information@myairblaster.com for a chance to win! The first email with the correct answer takes home the gold. This weeks question is:

What was the first product Airblaster ever made?

Good luck and enjoy your day!

Well, here is the winner of our Wednesday Tweak contest! His name is Isaac Martin. Thanks for sending in the photo friend. Keep an eye out for next weeks tweak action!

Jesse's WEAKly Report 12 

This week we get the pleasure of Jesse's WEAKly report x2. Check out Airblaster rider Jesse Burtner in his weekly adventures. 

The next installment of our weekly contests is Wednesday Tweak! Similar to our Great Grab contest only it will be weekly this is a contest to showcase your talent on the board. Each Wednesday we will make a post asking for your Tweak photos. Send them via email to information@myairblaster.com. File size must be 500pixels wide by 350 pixels high and 72dpi saved as a jpg. Each entry must be these exact dimensions or your entry will not be accepted. Each Wednesday this post will be made and the contest runs for 24 hours. After the 24 hour cut off a winner will be selected and posted onto our blog. The winner will receive bragging rights and a showcase front and center on the www.myairblaster.com site for the world to see. It is close to the same thing as getting a cover shot on any major snowboard magazine!

So, if you have a photo that shows off some major tweak action and airtime enter for a right to showcase it to the world!!