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Video Highlights: Best of Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle | Dew Tour Copper 2020

Due to the cancelation of the men’s snowboard slopestyle qualifier, the final held a stacked roaster of 17 athletes ready to come out swinging for the top podium position. Luckily when the time came to drop in, blue skies appeared above Copper Mountain, allowing for ideal conditions to hit all seven sections of the jib and jump features. Without further ado, here are the highlights featuring Red Gerard, Brock Crouch, Stale Sandbech, Rene Rinnekangas, Sven Thorgren, Judd Henkes, Mark McMorris, Mikey Ciccarelli, Darcy Sharpe, Fridtjof Tischendorf, Torgeir Bergrem, Yuki Kadono, Max Parrot, Luke Winkelmann, Kyle Mack, Lyon Farrell, and Mons Roisland.
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How the 2020 Burton U·S·Open is Innovating Halfpipe and Slopestyle Design

Every year the Burton U·S·Open gets bigger and better. For this year’s 38th annual event, we completely reimagined the halfpipe and updated the slopestyle based on rider feedback. This is the next chapter of the world’s greatest snowboard event and you can witness it all go down in person at Vail, Colorado, February 24-29, 2020. See the full list of competitors, livestream info, and more at BurtonUSOpen.com.

Why the World’s Best Snowboarders are Looking Forward to the 2020 Burton U·S·Open

The Burton U·S·Open isn’t just the grand finale of the contest season, it’s THE event that the best snowboarders on earth look forward to all year. World-class riding, free nightly concerts, giveaways, and good times for you and your entire crew. Get to Vail, Colorado, February 24-29, 2020, and experience it for yourself. Check out BurtonUSOpen.com for all the details.

Winning Runs: Red Gerard Wins Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle Finals | Dew Tour Copper 2020

A total of seventeen men arrived at the top of slopestyle ready to get buck on this one-of-a-kind course in hopes of emerging as the Dew Tour Copper 2020 champion. Due to the large field of riders and going straight to finals, athletes were allowed two runs each. After all, was said and done it was Red Gerard who came out on top with a high score of 97.33 on his final run. Taking second place in today’s final was Brock Crouch wit Stale Sandbech in third.

Watch the top three runs that won it during slopestyle finals in the video above.

Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle Results
1.) Red Gerard, 97.33
2.) Brock Crouch, 95.66
3.) Stale Sandbech, 94.00
4.) Rene Rinnekangas, 93.66
5.) Sven Thorgren, 93.33
6.) Judd Henkes, 90.66
7.) Mark McMorris, 90.33
8.) Mikey Ciccarelli, 80.00
9.) Darcy Sharpe, 73.66
10.) Fridtjof Tischendorf, 72,00
11.) Torgeir Bergrem, 51.66
12.) Yuki Kadono, 46.33
13.) Max Parrot, 30.66
14.) Luke Winkelmann, 25.66
15.) Kyle Mack, 25.00
16.) Lyon Farrell, 23.00
17.) Mons Roisland, 15.66

Beyond the Competition: Good Times for All at the 2020 Burton U·S·Open

The Burton U·S·Open is more than just the world’s greatest snowboard event. Free nightly concerts, parties, giveaways, the chance to meet your favorite riders... the list goes on, and this year we’re shaking things up in a big way. It’s all going down February 24-29, 2020, in Vail, Colorado. Start your experience at BurtonUSOpen.com.

Brock Crouch tops Jeep Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Elimination | X Games Aspen 2020

Brock Crouch takes the top spot in Jeep Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Elimination on Thursday at X Games Aspen 2020. Watch his runs here!

Surf, Skate and Snowboard In One Day With Brock Crouch & Judd Henkes | TOTALLY NORMAL E1

Snowboard, skate, surf, repeat — that’s the day-to-day lifestyle of Brock Crouch and Judd Henkes in a nutshell. In the first episode of their new vlog, sit shotgun with the boys as they kick off their California road trip by doing all three in one day in the High Sierra mountains. This is Totally Normal.

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.

Roaming Around The Carnival Scene At The US Open Of Surfing In Huntington Beach | People Watching

Welcome to Huntington Beach, California, home to the biggest, weirdest, loudest, and most eclectic event in professional surfing — the Vans US Open of Surfing. This year we tasked some of our boldest filmers with roaming around the vast contest site, from the waves to the skate ramps to the hot dog vendors to the wilds of the "dust bowl" — the mass of humanity swirling around all the surfing and skating action. You've never seen — or heard — the US Open like this before.