Posted by jameyp on February 1st, 2010 | 0 comments
Dan Woods is one of funniest mofos I’ve come across! This is the blog he just set up to promote his book. The blog and book carry the same title: How to Have a Good Time. Hopefully he will keep writing and amusing us. Don’t be afraid to heckle him if he starts slacking… or for any reason really.
I haven’t read his book yet, but if his cheap ass would send me a copy, I’d get a review of it up.
Posted by jameyp on February 1st, 2010 | 0 comments
Check out the Base Layers and Balaclavas from The Levitation Project. These pieces are super dank, made from recycled plastic bottles and Cocona fiber… they are the best base layers available.
Posted by jameyp on January 22nd, 2010 | 0 comments
Thats right! Smith goggles are made from recycled plastic and Smith even has sun glasses that are made from a plant based material! Now we’re getting somewhere
Posted by jameyp on January 19th, 2010 | 0 comments
This is Will Wissman, but if this were a really typical Wissman shot there would be a camera either around his neck or stuck to his face. Either way though, he likes to smoke American Spirits, which are really bad for him. And he likes to rally his snowmobile, which is really bad for the earth. But Willy isn’t all bad… I mean look at those skis he’s got.
Posted by jameyp on January 6th, 2010 | 0 comments
I love riding the tram when its only half full. Its just so nice. This morning was like that, and even though the vis was tough, the wind had smoothed things out…
Posted by jameyp on December 28th, 2009 | 0 comments
I was checking out Backcountry.com’s blog, the goat, last night, and it shared an article from a site called boingboing. The article discussed the paradox that exists between ski resorts and environmentalism. More specifically, the environmental efforts made by Aspen and whether or not they can be considered meaningful considering the amenities offered by such a luxury destination. Here is a link to the article, a substantive discussion also follows the article though the comment board.
Posted by jameyp on December 9th, 2009 | 0 comments
WASATCH MOUNTAINS, UTAH- A cultural movement expressedthrough the vision and minds of world class artists , riders, photographers and filmers.
The Levitation Project is proud to announce the release of their 2010 web site http://thelevitationproject.com/ Featuring a hammer team, visionary staff and banger products. The new site is full of helpful shred features from Snow reports, Avalanche reports, videos, photos , up to date content and even video games.
The Levitation Project will be offering limited items for sale through their new online shopping cart http://shop.thelevitationproject.com You can expect a full line of accessory products consisting of Base layer , backcountry packs, luggage, shovels , probes, wax and gloves for the fall of 2010. In the mean time they will be offering one limited product a week.
Founded in the mountains of Utah in 2005 the LP staff and team have spent the past 4 years testing and designing products before they released them to the public. You can trust that they have put everything to the test before offering it to you.
