Friday May 11th, 2012 12:03 PM
Be sure to pick up copy of the November issue of Transworld Snowboarding magazine. Electric sensation Pat Moore is on the cover and has a Twelve Page interview that will give you all the info you need on the All American shred-star.
Be sure to pick up copy of this issue of Rider magazine. Electric rider Libor Podmol is on the Cover and has a Six Page interview with great shots.
Make sure to get a look at the latest issue of Freeskier Magazine featuring the new Electric Visual advertisement from the new The Future Continues… ad campaign featuring Andy Mahre and the new EG1 – Silver Death Card color way for winter 2009–2010.
Also view Electric’s making of the ad shoot video on YouTube for an interview with Andy and much more.
Make sure to check out the rest of the EG1 line here.
It’s been a long time in the making but finally ‘There’s No I in Go Ry’ hits the stands this week on the cover of the new Waves magazine, November issue. Yeeehaaa…
For more amazing pictures, blogs, and videos from Ry Craike visit www.rycraike.com
Introducing the KB1. Come in 1st Place with the new “Kyle Busch” signature shade from Electric. Built for Speed, this unique hard lined frame is designed especially for NASCAR speed demon Kyle “Rowdy” Busch. Young, edgy, and controversial, Electric and KB share the same aggressive traits. 2nd Place is the first loser, so rock the new KB1 and go straight to Victory Lane!
Available in 6 colors including:
The KB1 Has Standard Features Including:
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OCTOBER 12TH 2009 | RASTA RETURNS TO SEA | SOUTH EAST COAST, AUSTRALIA
After four days of taking shelter from the wild weather and a huge 4m south swell, Rasta and crew have packed up camp and set sail once again. The crew returned to there kayaks and began paddling early Monday morning with a goal of reaching South West Rocks by night fall, a massive 100km in just one day.
The journey so far has been everything they wished for, with some of the most amazing whale and dolphin’s sightings each day. As Rasta and crew make there way south with the whales so to does The Sea Shepard ship ‘The Steve Irwin’ who will be the only defenders our beautiful whales will have this year when they are in Antarctica.
Rasta met up with the Sea Shepard crew in Yamba, skipper Alex Corneliuson welcoming the crew onboard with a warm cup of tea and plenty to talk about as they share the same passion to save beautiful beaches and sea mammals from man.
For plenty more amazing pictures and blogs from Dave and the Transparent team about Dave’s journey visit www.transparentseavoyage.com.
Make sure to get a look at the latest issue of Snowboarder Magazine featuring the new Electric Visual advertisement from the new The Future Continues… ad campaign featuring Iikka Backstrom and the new EG1s – Snow Cat color way for winter 2009–2010.
Also view Electric’s making of the ad shoot video on YouTube for an interview with Iikka and much more.
Make sure to check out the rest of the EG1s line here.
Dana White seen wearing the Cruizing t-shirt on the front page of UFC’s website.
OCT. 1ST – NOV. 5TH 2009 | DAVE RASTOVICH BEGINS HIS TRANSPARENTSEA
(Ocean paddle) A MODERN JOURNEY WITH ANCIENT CREATURES | BYRON BAY TO BONDI BEACH, NSW, AUSTRALIA
Electric’s Dave Rastovich has set sail and begun his environmental awareness journey down the east coast of Australia. Assisted only by the wind and waves, the team aims to each paddle single-seat Hobie trimaran sea-kayaks the entire distance, with the goal of reaching Sydney 36 days later on November 5th.
As the Transparentsea paddlers, make their way to Sydney from Byron Bay they will draw attention to the plight of the humpback whales and coastal pollution issues. A mid-ocean rendezvous between the participants of the Transparentsea environmental awareness initiative and the crew of the Sea Shepherd’s Steve Irwin took place offshore from the Northern NSW town of Yamba on the weekend.
The trimaran sea kayaks being used by the paddlers were dwarfed by the size of the Steve Irwin that will dock in Sydney until October 12th, before leaving for Perth and then the Southern Ocean to officially commence its whale fighting campaign in December.
Irwin Captain Alex Cornelissen and his crew had hot cups of tea waiting for campaigners Chris Del Moro (San Diego, USA), Will Conner (Byron Bay, AUS), Surfrider Foundation GM Kristy Theissling (Coolangatta, AUS) and Dave Rastovich (Brunswick Heads, AUS) who each hauled themselves from the rough sea up a rope ladder to climb aboard.
Rastovich, who is a renowned professional ‘free-surfer’, spoke on behalf of the surfing community and the intentions of the Transparentsea voyage.
“It’s only a small act, but I know all the surfers I’ve met around the world during my travels in the last year have all been supportive of what we’re doing and particularly of Sea Shepherd’s front line activism,” said Rastovich.
For plenty more amazing pictures and blogs from Dave and the Transparent team about Dave’s journey visit www.transparentseavoyage.com.