Chad Sharpe, Shane Bonifay, JImmy Lariche, Jeff Langley, Erik Ruck take the GoPro out for some fun in Orlando,FL.

Shane Bonifay took a video clip or a picture everyday for the month of January. He starts in Las Vegas for new years, goes skydiving, wakeboarding , parities, and goes to some Magic games. Shane might be the number 1 person you want to have with you because this guy knows how to have a good time.

Not much you can say about Shane Bonifay other then he is one of the most stylish riders in the sport of wakeboarding. Not only can he wakeboard but the dude knows how to have a good time. Check out this video its full of good times. "I had a bunch of footage that i didnt want to waste and since i had some time because its cold.... enjoy some blue angle flying, skydiving in dubai with parks and grubb, some photos of everywhere and just some decent wakeshots..Thanks to my sponsors ( monster, liquid force, jetpilot, spy, and mastercraft boats)" said Shane Bonifay.

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Ryan Taylor won the unique opportunity to travel to Orlando,FL for one week to film the sports top riders. Ryan Taylor won a online contest where multiple filmers submitted videos to be judged. The winner would get an all expense pay trip to Orlando to film a short video. Here is the result.

"After winning the Wakeworld and Wakeboard Nebraska Next Producer's contest I was flown down to Orlando to shoot with Scott Byerly and a hand full of other pros. This video is the result. Shot over the weekend and the following day's of Surf Expo this video features the riding of Andrew Adkison, Ben Bazis, Danny Thollander, Jeff Weatherall, Keith Lyman, Kyle Alberts, Robby Jacques, Scott Byerly, and Shane Bonifay" said Ryan Taylor

The 2612 crew is made up of Shane Bonifay, Marc Rossiter, Clay Fletcher. The 2612 crew all loaded up early for a sunrise shoot on the new projects quarter pipe. Getting some hang time was no problem for the boys. They make it look easy but trust me it is far from easy. You have to basically whip into the quarter pipe then ollie onto it and launch. Landing back into the quarter pipe can be tough as the rope is pulling you away. With the help of the System 2.0 cable system things like this are possible on a wakeboard.