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11/22 The Backyard Bang is Back in PDX

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PORTLAND, ORE. (Nov. 10, 2008)– Powder comes to the Pearl on November 22 when the Art Institute, Salomon & Bonfire Snowboarding, along with all their friends at US Outdoor and Scion present: the second annual Backyard Bang rail jam!

From noon until 4 p.m. there are no lifts and no limits—as some of the best local and National snowboarders annihilate the king size jib constructed by Snowboy Productions in front of the Art Institute on Northwest Davis between 11th and 12th. (more…)

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Backyard Bang Descends on The Pearl This Saturday Nov. 22nd

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PORTLAND, ORE. (Nov. 20, 2008) – The best up and coming Ams from the Pacific Northwest and beyond descend on the Pearl District this Saturday November 22nd at noon for a homegrown rail jam in the backyard of The Art Institute in Portland, Oregon.

Support theses hungry young riders Saturday on NW 11th and Davis from noon to 4. Grab a Cobra Dog, win free prizes, pose in the photo booth and stop by the sponsor zone for stickers, info and fun games.

Judges Nick Dirks, Jesse Burtner, Tim Windell and Josh Dirksen will be scouting the field of riders, including Jordan Michelot, Corey Noble, Jarad Hadi, and Sawyer Deen for the best overall impression and best trick. Winners walk away with cash and prizes. The Best Trick Overall will win a free session at Windell’s Snowboard Camp. (more…)

Skullcandy Makes Its Mark On Top Of Inc. 5000 List

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(Park City, UT – September 30, 2008) – Skullcandy, a developer of core audio products, is celebrating its place at the top of Inc. Magazine’s recently released annual Inc. 5000 list – an honor roll of the 5000 fastest-growing, privately held companies throughout the U.S. Creator of the widely acclaimed Inc. 500 hotlist, Inc. Magazine selected Skullcandy as the nation’s 31st top entrepreneurial success due to the company’s impressive revenue growth of over 4,077%. Skullcandy also topped the charts as the number one company on Inc.’s list of the Top 100 Consumer Product Companies. A huge accomplishment for the five-year-old company, Skullcandy is acknowledged for its exceptional growth in the action sports space with a strong presence in the U.S. and more than 40 countries around the globe. (more…)

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Sessions and Skullcandy “Virtual Best Friends” Contest

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Sessions and Skullcandy have teamed up for an online contest “Virtual Best Friends” where 8 winners will be chosen to receive a SSC Co-Op Jacket and a pair of Skullcandy headphones. All you need to do to enter is check out some dope gear and answer a few easy questions. You will then be entered to win 1 of 8 Sessions SSC CO-OP Jackets and a pair of Skullcandy headphones. Winners will be chosen once a week from 11/2/08 to 12/25/08. (more…)

07-08 Skullcandy iCon Review

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Skullcandy's iCon headphone is a super-lightweight pair of over-the-ear headphones.

The iCon is a great headphone from Skullcandy. The main selling point of the iCon is that they're lightweight. Slap them on over your hat and you'll hardly even know you're wearing them. I really like the way they fit over your head. The double-band means that it really hugs your head, but doesn't have any pressure points, the way a plastic band normally would. 

The sound quality is pretty good, considering how lightweight and inexpensive the headphones are. They're a bit tinny sounding, and they crackle at high volumes, but you probably shouldn't be listening to music that loud when you're riding anyways.

It would be nice if the cord was just a bit longer, it's fine for most things, but an extra couple of inches would make a difference.  

07-08 Skullcandy Full Metal Jacket Review

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The Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) is a great music solution for snowboarders who want an earbud headphone with the full sound of a pair of quality over-ear headphones.

Skullcandy's FMJ headphones are a styley, lightweight, and great sounding option for on-mountain tunes. You get full, rich sound in a sick metal shell. 

The buds come with three different sizes of silicon grommets, so you can be sure that they'll fit in your ear comfortabley. They form a comfortable seal betweeen the headphone and your ear, which helps block outside noise; so well, I recommend riding with only one of them in your ear, so that you don't block out the sounds of other people on the mountain. 

They're a little pricey, but you're not going to find a pair of ear-bud headphones with this kind of sound quality for any less. 

07-08 Skullcandy iCon Review

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Can't compete with higher-end headphones, but for the price, pretty hard to beat for something to snowboard with.  

I bought a pair of iCons after seeing many people riding with them on the mountain. They're super comfy, the two separate bands fit over a hat nicely, and are thin enough that your goggle strap goes over them without creating pressure points.

The sound quality isn't anything mind-blowing, but they do the job better than most light-weight headphones.

Looks-wise, I think they're amazing. There are several different colors available, and they're all pretty rad. They definitely stand out from most headphones you see. 

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Skullcandy Makes Largest One Time Donation To Boarding For Breast Cancer

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(Las Vegas, NV — January 30, 2008) Skullcandy, a developer of core audio products, has announced their 2007 donation of $36,723 to industry non-profit, Boarding for Breast Cancer (B4BC). Their announcement was made public at this year’s 2008 SIA, making their contribution the largest one-time donation the organization has yet to receive. (more…)

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