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Misty Morning

Posted: April 24, 2011 in adrenaline, Skate, Videos
Tags: adrenaline, adrenaline fueled, fuel, group, lee eisler, Mountain, road

Sometimes skating through the mist can be a pretty fun experience. It’s nice to have a change every once in a while.

Film and edit by Lee Eisler

Saturday at Gabby’s, Morning Rampage

Posted: April 16, 2011 in adrenaline, Skate, Videos
Tags: adrenaline, alex gradillas, downhill, Facebook, fueled, gabbys, john rogers, lee eisler, max capps, morning, Online Communities, rad, rampage, robert nickell, skateboarding, speedboarding, VIMEO

Edit- Max Capps

We had so much fun shredding this morning that we had to make a short little edit. This is some clips from 2 runs on a Saturday at Gabby’s Morning Rampage session. Be sure to share it with your friends. -Gravity Rider

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Irvine Downhill & Garage Riders daily session

Posted: March 15, 2011 in adrenaline, Crashes, News, Skate, Videos
Tags: alli adams, bryce gerard, California, chris culliney, Counties, crash, downhill, garage, idgr, irvine, lee eisler, mesa, mission viejo, Newport Beach California, Orange, orange county, Orange County California, pacific hills, skateboarding, speedboarding, spencer adams, United States

The Irvine Downhill & Garage Riders (IDGR informally named by Spencer Adams) is a group of local Orange County skaters. We love to skate hills throughout Orange County. Heres a video of a day and a night of skating.

Riders: Chris Culliney, Bryce Gerard, Lee Eisler, Spencer Adams, Alli Adams

Edit By: Lee Eisler

Music By: http://www.danosongs.com

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Vegas Indoor Skydiving Review

Posted: December 6, 2010 in adrenaline, Misc, Product Reviews, Videos
Tags: adrenaline fueled, Drop zone, fun, joe espiritu, las vegas, Las Vegas Nevada, las vegas sky dive, lee eisler, mike snyder, Parachuting, Recreation, sky dive, sky diving, skydive, Skydiving, vegas indoor skydiving, vegas mike, wind tunnel

Company – Vegas Indoor Skydiving
Contact Info – 200 Convention Center Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 731-4768

Located in the Sin City just off the strip, Vegas Indoor Skydiving is sure to provide a good time for all you thrill seekers. From the moment you start watching the training video to the moment you step out of the wind tunnel your adrenaline is pumping. But before the post-ride endorphin rush kicks in, you must lay it all on the net in “your x” form to get lifted into the air as winds reaching speeds of up to 120 mph propel you into the ceiling. For first timers like myself it is hard to keep a stable flight in the air, but there is an instructor there to keep you from flying into the wall. After cycling through everyone in our group a few times our time at Vegas Indoor Skydiving was coming to a close. A dvd was delivered into our hands after so that we can re-live the excitement that’s sure to bring back smiles from ear to ear. This was definitely a highlight of our Vegas trip and I would have stayed in that wind tunnel all day if they let me.

PS: Thanks Mike!

Freebord Review

Posted: October 26, 2010 in Freebord, Product Reviews, Snow, Snowboard
Tags: adrenaline fueled, Boarding, Business, Consumer Goods and Services, freebord, lee eisler, Ski, snowboard, Sport, Sporting Goods, Winter Sports

Snowboard the Streets

There’s a certain rush you get carving down a mountain on your snowboard. This feeling is unlike any other. Steen Strand, the man behind Freebording found a way to bring this feeling to the streets.

“What I realized pretty early on is that a snowboard has the ability to move sideways over the snow, and a skateboard doesn’t” said Strand.

By placing a wheel in the center of the trucks that rotates 360 degrees, Steen has created a snowboard on wheels. Linking turns, from heel to toe edge, a rider can carve down any hill at whatever speed he/she desires. The two center wheels simulate the p-techs base of a snowboard, and the four outer wheels act as the steel edges of a snowboard.

The ability to ride sideways, spin 360’s, and float into switch are what makes this ride so much different from skateboarding, and more like snowboarding.

Imagine being able to pick up your snowboard, walk to your closest hill, and snowboard it. Every hill becomes a snowboard run and lift tickets are free. Whether you are going to the death-defying road across town or the mellow hill near your home, you find good roads and bad ones.

Does catching an edge mean anything to you? Every snowboarder has caught an edge before, and the concept is no different here. It isn’t something that happens often, but being prepared with pads, gloves and a helmet isn’t a bad idea.

It is important to remember while you are riding one of these things that there are some major differences. The biggest one is the lack of soft cushiony snow beneath you, and the presence of rough asphalt.