Burton US Open 2019

Scotty James Pursues Perfection at the Burton US Open | All Day SJ E6

After a big crash in the semi-finals of the 2019 Burton US Open in Vail, Colorado, Australian snowboarder Scotty James looks to bounce back to the top of the podium and complete a remarkable six for six to cap off his dream undefeated season. Can Scotty top a field featuring Yuto Totsuka, Danny Davis, Ben Ferguson, Raibu Katayama, Pat Burgener and more? Thankfully, Pecky's made the trip across the pond to support—and sneak in some face time with the likes of Chloe Kim, Jamie Anderson and Maddie Mastro.

Going the Extra Mile at the Burton US Open | All Day SJ E5

Scotty James is riding high after going a historic five for five in competitions so far. Now he's looking to stay undefeated among a stacked field of competitors at the biggest snowboarding event of the year—the Burton U.S. Open in Vail, Colorado. From Yuto Totsuka and Danny Davis to Ben Ferguson, Raibu Katayama, Pat Burgener and more, the competition is steep, but a surprise from Australia might be just what Scotty needs to take home the win.

OVERJOYED Episode 2: “Contest Season” | X Games

OVERJOYED Episode 2: “Contest Season” features Red Gerard, Sage Kotsenburg and Ben Ferguson, plus guests Danny Davis, Brock Crouch, Takeru Otsuka and more, traveling to X Games Aspen 2019, Japan and the U.S. Open. The JOY crew steps out of the backcountry and into the contest circle that made them who they are today. Watch how they manage trying to stay on the top of the podium while thinking about riding powder and filming.

As world-renowned snowboarders Red Gerard, Sage Kotsenburg, and Ben Ferguson travel the globe in search of the world’s best terrain and deepest snow, ‘Overjoyed’ documents the lines, airs and slashes that encompass one winter of these snowboarders at the top of their game. From the endless tree runs on the north island of Japan, the backcountry of British Columbia and the peaks of the Sierra, to the top of the X Games and U.S. Open slopestyle courses and halfpipes, it all unfolds in the filming of their first snowboard film together, “JOY.” ‘Overjoyed’ focuses on their insight into the world of the Olympic medals and contest venues that banded together the cast of “JOY,” along with the allure and progression of big mountains and deep snow that propelled them to make this film.

Red Gerard - Top Shots from X Games and Burton US Open - Insta360 ONE X

At some point or another, we've all dealt with the disappointment that results from missing the shot. Whether it was totally botching the camera placement on your helmet during a once-in-a-lifetime POV pow lap, or completely misjudging the angles when following your buddies through the terrain park, nothing can sour the mood like the realization that you’ve gotten nothing but throwaway footage.

Well, worry no longer thanks to the near foolproof video capability of the Insta360 ONE X.

Red Gerard got his hands on one and has been relying on it during the contest circuit, ripping hot laps through the park at Vail as well as the full jump line at X Games, and everything else in between.

2019 Burton U·S·Open – Toyota Rookie of the Year Winners

We teamed up with Toyota to recognize this season’s top up-and-coming female and male riders with Rookie of the Year honors. The judges had their work cut out for them, but ultimately Annika Morgan and Luke Winkelmann made the biggest impression. They’ll each be taking home $5,000 USD along with guaranteed entry, airfare, and accommodations to the 2020 Burton U·S·Open.

2019 Burton U·S·Open Men’s Halfpipe Finals - Highlights

Highlights from today's absolutely ridiculous men’s halfpipe finals. Scotty James maintained his undefeated season to take his first Burton U·S·Open title. Raibu Katayama and Yuto Totsuka, both of Japan, kept it highly technical in 2nd and 3rd.

2019 Burton U·S·Open Men’s Halfpipe Finals – 1st Place Run

Scotty James' massive winning run in men’s halfpipe finals at the 37th annual Burton U·S·Open Snowboarding Championships.

2019 Burton U·S·Open Men’s Halfpipe Finals – Raibu Katayama's 2nd Place Run

Raibu Katayama blasting into 2nd in the men’s halfpipe finals at the 37th annual Burton U·S·Open Snowboarding Championships.

2019 Burton U·S·Open Men’s Halfpipe Finals – Yuto Totsuka's 3rd Place Run

Yuto Totsuka taking home 3rd in the men’s halfpipe finals at the 37th annual Burton U·S·Open Snowboarding Championships.

2019 Burton U·S·Open Women’s Halfpipe Finals – 1st Place Run

Maddie Mastro's historic winning run in women’s halfpipe finals at the 37th annual Burton U·S·Open Snowboarding Championships. It was her first Open title (and first career win at that) with a run that included the first ever double crippler landed by a woman in competition.