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Drink Water

No Fizz — Pro snowboarders Austin Smith and Bryan Fox want you to appreciate H2O with their Drink Water campaign.

  • Opinion
  • Ed Andrews

Blaise Rosenthal

Fine Artist — HUCK talks with the pro-snowboarder-turned-artist about why accessibility is not always a good thing.

  • Art
  • Ed Andrews

JP Walker

Snowboarding Survivor — HUCK meets up with enduring pro JP Walker who is still shredding as hard as the rest.

  • Snow
  • Ed Andrews

Scotty Wittlake

Current State — David Benedek interviews snowboarding's anarchic trailblazer about spurning the pro career for the simpler shred life.

  • Snow
  • David Benedek

Kevin Pearce

Bit by Bit — It’s been two years since Kevin Pearce suffered a serious brain injury while training for the Olympic half pipe. He’s undergone most types of therapy and all manner of surgeries, but it’s the support of complete strangers that carries the most weight. Now, with a balanced outlook on life, he’s ready to think about the next step.

  • Snow
  • Zoe Oksanen

Jim Rippey

Heavens Above — Remember Jim Rippey? The pioneering pro whose daredevil antics and silky smooth style pushed nineties snowboarding onto a progressive plateau? Well, he’s still around. Only now he answers to a higher force.

  • Snow
  • Cyrus Shahrad

Travis Rice

Level: Next — Travis Rice has soared into the limelight, thanks to a string of gravity-defying films. But while his latest hi-def hit is still blowing minds across the globe, snowboarding’s most innovative star is already looking skyward for his next big thing.

  • Snow
  • Natalie Langmann

James McPhail

Waiting for Clouds — James McPhail talks to HUCK about snowboarding, photography and his exhibition, Waiting For Clouds, at snow and music festival, Looking Sideways.

  • Culture
  • HUCK HQ

Ben Howard

A Hand to Hold — An impromptu jam by Ben Howard and his band in their apartment after a heavy night at the Looking Sideways festival in Tignes, France.

  • Film
  • HUCK HQ

Schoph Schophield

In the Midnight Sea — Artist Schoph Schophield talks to HUCK about his new exhibition, Down Too Long in the Midnight Sea.

  • Culture
  • HUCK HQ

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