A tight crew from Calgary went out to Regina for The Tiki Room’s Welcome to Winter contest. It’s actually the oldest annual skate competition in Canadada. Devin Morrison and Dustin Henry both finished 2nd in their respective categories. Check the full results here.
This spot looks rad! Via www.calgaryisawesome.com
It’s supposed to be nice out for the next few days, but damn was it cold over the weekend. As you probably know there aren’t many options for skating indoors in Calgary. Your best bet is to head to Red Deer and hit up the Vertical Edge indoor park:
A gang of Calgary locs went down to Arizona for the Volcom Wild in the Parks contest final. Although none of them finished particularly high, some of them made some waves down there. There is a shot of Riley Boland on the contest’s website and Beau Larson has a switch heel in the contest video.
It was snowing at the Canmore park on Friday. We still had fun though. They unveiled plans for their new Newline park that could be under construction as soon as next summer. Check them out here.
Another nearby town that’s in a similar situation as Canmore is Langdon (bad park, good one on the way). Spectrum has planned out the park but have not yet broken ground so the “Langdon Lumps” are still skateable. Barely.
Strathmore is another place that will have a great park very soon. Newline is currently building this park so we’ll be able to skate it before the snow comes. Check the design here.