Dang Bud Official 2014 Snowboard Trailer from Never Summer

Introducing...'Dang Bud!'
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Dang Bud is 0 attitude, high altitude, 100% stoke. Featuring homegrown local music. World Premiere, 'Snowboard on the Block', 9/13/14.

Thanks to SCS Unlimited, Cheetah Factory Racing, Ole Smoky, Monster Energy, Five R Trucks

Featuring Brock Butterfield, Nick Larson, Jacob Carey, Andrew Buergin, Austin Gibney, Byron Bagwell, Mike Hood, Ryan Stephens, Taylor Pfaff, Sean Fithian, Charlie Hoch, Brady Farr, Rajat Bhayani, Jason Elms, Darrell Miller, Casey Lucas, Mary Boddington, Bill Rodriguez, Jason Hindman, Chris Corning, Justin Henigin, Tom Flocco

 


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