Our friend Andrew Lewis sent over this short video of a spring day in Tahoe, looks like the were enjoying a fun park and sunny day! 

Check out a fun video from The Fun Crew, these guys enjoy indoor shredding at The Snow Centre in Hemel Hempsted about an hour from London.  

Monday Trivia:

Where was the first official Airblaster office located?

If you know the answer send us a email. If you are the first correct answer we will send you some prizes.

Last week we kind of did not have a winner. The question was what does the small blue circle on our lenses do? Many people sent in answers that where not wrong. Many people sent in answers that where just taken direct out of our catalog. All of this was not wrong but it was not 100% correct. Or maybe a better way is to say they where not 100% what we where looking for. Almost everyone shared the same answer that the circle allowed Air to pass in and out of the two lenses to avoid fogging. This is correct but we wanted a more detailed answer. The part that was missing is why it is constructed to do this. The answer is for elevation changes. It might not be clear to most but there is a big difference from the air at the bottom of a chairlift and the air at the top of the mountain. Even in these few minuets of elevation gain one can go through a bunch of weather variances. This is what our lenses are built for. The pressure between most goggle lenses built with a inner and outer lens builds up when going up and down the mountain. This is what causes fog in many situations. Yes, your body temp, breathing and other factors cause fog but even those can be related back to the stuff going on between your lens. Our lens has that magic circle that allows for regulation. This then results in no fogging. If you do not believe us try our goggles. They might look simple in design but they function better then anything on the market. Simple look and amazing function is a dream come true in our eyes.

Check out some Austrian Airblasters from Good Question riding out in Colorado with friends. Enjoy!

Check out a short flick our friend Timmy Wonderly sent over from shredding the Mt. Bachelor Parks!

Enjoy a new desktop background of Nick Dirks on TWSNOW.com!

Our friend Brendan Berry used his nifty little gopro camera to film this short movie of closing day at A-Basin. Enjoy!

Our friend Jake Price just posted the second teaser to Airblaster's December that he found on his hard drive. Check out this teaser from 2005 of Travis Parker and Andrew Crawford from their trip to Eastern Europe. 

Monday Trivia:

What does the small little blue circle on our goggle lenses do?

If you know the answer send us a email and if you are the first correct one we will send you some pirzes.

Last week our winner was Josh Hausotter. The answer to the question was 93 months. This June is our 93rd month in business as Airblaster. That is 7.75 years going strong. It has been a wild ride for sure and we look forward to many more years of high flying snowboarding action.

Nice edit from Keaton Rodgers. Keep up the good work friend. This makes me want to shred the board!