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frequency Issue is 6.1 is Out

By Adam ⋅ June 23, 2007 ⋅ Email this post Email this post ⋅ Print this post Print this post ⋅ Post a comment

frequency is a glossy, spiffy-looking snowboarding magazine of cofee-table quality. I just got my first copy in the mail this week, and I was extremely impressed. The articles are very well-written (there’s an excellent piece on finding secret spots in the Kootenays) but it’s the photos that take the cake.

Among the excellent photos are:
  • The cover photo, seen above, of what appears to be an excellent road gap.
  • Brent Meyer jumping off a giant rock in Summit County, Co.
  • A badass Burton ad on a Montreal street (okay, not part of the content, but still cool).
  • Pat Milbery sliding across a pond in Breckenridge at what appears to be nighttime. Pretty badass.
  • Colin Langlois “backside wallride over the homies”. Must be seen to be believed.
  • A Mitch Reed back wallride off what appears to be… a roof.
  • Pretty much the entire photo essay.

I’m honestly doing the mag an injustice by listing specific photos; the whole thing looks great. Check out frequency now.

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One comment for “frequency Issue is 6.1 is Out”

  1. frequency is my favorite mag, just re-subscribed…

    Posted by Anonymous | July 2, 2007, 1:17 am

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