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Sad news is sad
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So long, Powder, Surfer, Dew Tour... and that one website I really like.
But hey, I like National Enquirer as much as the next guy.
Good. They always hated on skiing. Now that the tables have turned, I am enjoying watching Snowboardings slow death from Core Action sport to the first choice of gapers and Jerrys, while the serious snow sports enthusiasts get back to skiing
Snowboarding is like an endangered species right on the edge of extinction.
**This post was edited on Mar 7th 2019 at 4:58:21pm
@LANTASKIGood. They always hated on skiing. Now that the tables have turned, I am enjoying watching Snowboardings slow death from Core Action sport to the first choice of gapers and Jerrys, while the serious snow sports enthusiasts get back to skiing
Snowboarding isn't dying and sweet troll. C+ at best.
Initially I was sad reading this yes, until I read @darcybacha post about it. He basically said "for everyone who is upset with the passing of Transworld, did you have a subscription? When was the last time you bought an issue then?"
Made me think of my last ski mag purchase
about fucking time, who reads magazine prints anymore??
theabortionatorSnowboarding isn't dying and sweet troll. C+ at best.
yea i agree. board sales are up this year and on the steady incline. trends come in waves and snowboarding is one of them. I would expect them to increase in popularity in the coming years.
freeskibum82yea i agree. board sales are up this year and on the steady incline. trends come in waves and snowboarding is one of them. I would expect them to increase in popularity in the coming years.
Yeah people assume because a "company" closes it means the sport is dying, but when you have an outdated medium like magazines, everyone is going to stop making them eventually, has nothing to do with the topic.
@LANTASKIGood. They always hated on skiing. Now that the tables have turned, I am enjoying watching Snowboardings slow death from Core Action sport to the first choice of gapers and Jerrys, while the serious snow sports enthusiasts get back to skiing
This foo probably doesn’t do both what Jerry
@LANTASKIGood. They always hated on skiing. Now that the tables have turned, I am enjoying watching Snowboardings slow death from Core Action sport to the first choice of gapers and Jerrys, while the serious snow sports enthusiasts get back to skiing
*cough* sean pettit *cough*
**This post was edited on Mar 8th 2019 at 12:48:31pm
eheathYeah people assume because a "company" closes it means the sport is dying, but when you have an outdated medium like magazines, everyone is going to stop making them eventually, has nothing to do with the topic.
They had a pretty large following from their digital space (i.e. social media, films, etc.). Pretty big deal considering everything is dissolving not only the magazine. At least they are leaving the forums archived and accessible.
soupInitially I was sad reading this yes, until I read @darcybacha post about it. He basically said "for everyone who is upset with the passing of Transworld, did you have a subscription? When was the last time you bought an issue then?"Made me think of my last ski mag purchase
True. I only subscribed for a few years. I had ridebmx for close to a decade though. Also bought a few subs 2 years ago to support. I didn't read them as heavily as I used to but it was nice flipping through mags again.
The biggest thing is that it one of those official signals of times changing. The nostalgia of getting those monthly mags, pouring over every picture and article. Cutting them out to put up on your wall. It's a piece of the industry that's been around forever and now it's not. I don't think people are as sad that they aren't going to be able to order a subcription(that they probably never were going to) as the fact that a staple of the snowboard industry is no more.
TRVP_ANGELabout fucking time, who reads magazine prints anymore??
It's not just the print. Transworld is done, website and all. Most things are moving away from print toward online stuff. They've been posting articles and videos online for a long time. It's a bummer it's all toast but stoked that they said they were archiving the website at least.
freeskibum82*cough* sean pettit *cough*
And Will Wesson, Tatum Monod, LSM, me, etc, etc. More and more skiers are taking up snowboarding on the side, because its just that good in powder.
theabortionatorI didn't read them as heavily as I used to but it was nice flipping through mags again.The biggest thing is that it one of those official signals of times changing. The nostalgia of getting those monthly mags, pouring over every picture and article. Cutting them out to put up on your wall. It's a piece of the industry that's been around forever and now it's not. I don't think people are as sad that they aren't going to be able to order a subcription(that they probably never were going to) as the fact that a staple of the snowboard industry is no more.
Its the fault of social media and content producers dropping stuff immediately. It's because we as a society need it now and if its too late we just dont care.
Remember the days of getting the gear guides in the fall to see all the new stuff? That doesnt happen anymore as you can see it all in January instead. If content provides held articles and features like that until magazine publish they may still get more magazine sales but since they need to publish ASAP to be first to market, it ruins it. The same goes for videos. There was nothing better than waiting for trailer season and deciding what movie you were going to buy in the fall. Now you just get small edits all season and it leaves nothing for the video really.
I miss those days. the fall winter sport hype is dying.
It also doesn't help that companies like TNF and Patagonia require shops to order in january, even before Outdoor Retailer now.. They rush the seasons as well.
freeskibum82Its the fault of social media and content producers dropping stuff immediately. It's because we as a society need it now and if its too late we just dont care.Remember the days of getting the gear guides in the fall to see all the new stuff? That doesnt happen anymore as you can see it all in January instead. If content provides held articles and features like that until magazine publish they may still get more magazine sales but since they need to publish ASAP to be first to market, it ruins it. The same goes for videos. There was nothing better than waiting for trailer season and deciding what movie you were going to buy in the fall. Now you just get small edits all season and it leaves nothing for the video really.
I miss those days. the fall winter sport hype is dying.
It also doesn't help that companies like TNF and Patagonia require shops to order in january, even before Outdoor Retailer now.. They rush the seasons as well.
100% agree with everything you said. There was nothing like watching the new movies in the fall, and then seeing some snow start to fall outside. Just unreal hype that isn’t there anymore
freeskibum82Its the fault of social media and content producers dropping stuff immediately. It's because we as a society need it now and if its too late we just dont care.Remember the days of getting the gear guides in the fall to see all the new stuff? That doesnt happen anymore as you can see it all in January instead. If content provides held articles and features like that until magazine publish they may still get more magazine sales but since they need to publish ASAP to be first to market, it ruins it. The same goes for videos. There was nothing better than waiting for trailer season and deciding what movie you were going to buy in the fall. Now you just get small edits all season and it leaves nothing for the video really.
I miss those days. the fall winter sport hype is dying.
It also doesn't help that companies like TNF and Patagonia require shops to order in january, even before Outdoor Retailer now.. They rush the seasons as well.
For sure, valid point.
Yeah, it feels really sad. I miss all the mags going away and the movies. Shorts are getting uninteresting and the production quality isn't as good.
TRVP_ANGELabout fucking time, who reads magazine prints anymore??
everybody lol
TRVP_ANGELabout fucking time, who reads magazine prints anymore??
a lot of ppl. my magazine collection next to the shitter is on point. If you scroll through your phone while dumping, you probably have shit partials all over your phone and are spreading pink eye.
This all sounds hauntingly familiar.
Oh yeah...
https://www.summitdaily.com/news/sports/freeze-magazine-calls-it-quits/
artruda lot of ppl. my magazine collection next to the shitter is on point. If you scroll through your phone while dumping, you probably have shit partials all over your phone and are spreading pink eye.
except i lick my phone screen to prevent that. you think i'm stoopid?
This is cancer
@LANTASKIGood. They always hated on skiing. Now that the tables have turned, I am enjoying watching Snowboardings slow death from Core Action sport to the first choice of gapers and Jerrys, while the serious snow sports enthusiasts get back to skiing
The real question is do we allow refugees from Transworld, YObeat, Etc. to come over to NS and have the same protections as native NSers? What do you all think?
SegsxiThe real question is do we allow refugees from Transworld, YObeat, Etc. to come over to NS and have the same protections as native NSers? What do you all think?
fuck em! they killed the great action sports magazine in the history of mankind, FREEZE! the curse of Brad Holmes is slow in coming to fruition, but never fails!
Excuse me! This should be in non SKI gabber
BrawnTrendsAnd Will Wesson, Tatum Monod, LSM, me, etc, etc. More and more skiers are taking up snowboarding on the side, because its just that good in powder.
LJ too I think