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Yearning For Turning Vol. 8 - Gone Boardin’

KORUA Shapes drops the latest in their ongoing video series of high speed, low flying action guaranteed to make you want to go snowboard

Graham Hiemstra @graham
Field Mag's benevolent overlord, formerly of the PNW and now residing in NYC. We apologize in advance for his many mispellings.

Swiss snowboard brand KORUA Shapes makes uniquely shaped snowboards “simply for the sake of beauty and joy.” Each is specially made to turn, to carve, to float in powder and turn even the most average mountain terrain into a playground for the creative mind.

If that’s not enough to make you absolutely love this brand, their Yearning For Turning video series sure will. Now on Volume 8, the ongoing series captures that exact beauty and joy in short, easy to digest videos. Above loving the brand, if these videos don’t make you want to go snowboard, then something might be wrong with you, pal.

Enjoy!

Published 12-11-2018

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