Despite the East Coast being pounded again and again with snow and cold this winter, it feels like summer over in California and the Signal Snowboards crew has got surfing on their minds. In this episode of Every Third Thursday, Dave Lee and the Signal Snowboards crew play around with surfboard stringers (the stringer is the thin strip of wood that runs down the middle of the surfboard to increase the strength and rigidity of the foam board).

Dave teams up with Appelcore Surfboard Stringers to create laminated veneers to use in the construction of two snowboards: one a traditional core snowboard and the other a totally experimental veneer laminate board at half the thickness of a normal snowboard. The crew bails on the beach for the mountains to test out these crossover boards. Does this surf technology make for a great snowboard? Watch the episode to find out and let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

Mountain Dew pros Nick Tucker, Keelan Dadd, and Theotis Beasley session with new Mountain Dew team rider Paul Hart in a private LA skatepark to welcome Paul to the team via his Skate Dreams selection.

Did the best man win? Let us know at #DewSkateDreams

Produced and directed by Jon Holland and Ted Newsome

"Only in Russia" is a phrase that can be applied to a lot of things, from crazy climbing stunts to off-roading gone wrong, but as far as pure stupidity goes, this one takes the cake. We can think of about 6 million better ways to test a bulletproof helmet—anything the doesn't require wearing it really—but then again, a little common sense would make the internet a far less entertaining place (just ask this guy).

The NBA All Star Weekend brand wars are in full swing in New York City. You have Yeezy versus Nike. Under Armour versus Adidas, and paychecks versus bills (if you're a sneaker lover that is). So it's the perfect time for Network A to drop a new episode of From The Feet Up!

This episode is themed around sneakers representing various forms of currency when it comes to breaking the law, and we conclude by asking a question that's buzzing all over internet about America's most popular sneaker brand:

Is the Jordan brand dead?

Check it out, leave feedback, and share the show link. From The Feet Up is back!

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Some parts of the U.S. may be still be a bit behind the times when it comes to marijuana reform, but that hasn't stopped the masked crusader known as The Green Fairy from spreading edible goodness to those in need. In the latest Dose, Timbo visits the Green Fairy's secret kitchen for a lesson in making the most famous weed treat of all: the old fashioned pot brownie. Watch and learn as she gives step by step instructions that even a stoner can follow.

Follow surf photographer Stu Gibson's drone around the world as he captures footage of some of the best surfing spots with some of the best surfers. Big waves, perfect waves, and everything in between, Stu is getting some incredible imagery.

We don't have much information about this one other than the fact that it's one of the sketchiest downhill bombs we've ever seen. Sure, Arbor has been doing some very cinematic stuff lately and pushing the envelope, but those are all on nicely paved roads—or at least roads without chunks of asphalt missing!

Whoever this downhill demon is in this video, before we even get to the pants-shitting terror at the 2:40-mark, he's already risking his life at those speeds with gravel all over the road and a very uneven pave job. Then, at that said 2:40-mark, a bus is coming around a corner right at him blindly. Somehow he's able to roll off into the grass and not underneath some tires.

h/t The Hundreds