Millions of GoPro edits exist on the web. Some are so shaky that they make you want to puke. Some are so uninspiring that they anger you for wasting time by watching them. Then there are those that are just so dang ridiculous that you want to watch them over and over.

Tim Humphreys latest GoPro edit falls into the last category and we simply can't stop watching it. Humphies filmed this point of view piece all season and just dropped it for all to see.

If you have something you should be doing today, you might not want to watch this. You might just get stuck hitting replay all afternoon.

Thank goodness winter is coming!

Words: Tim Humphreys

It finally happened. First video I filmed in a day, this one took me a whole season. Filmed exclusively on the GoPro HD Hero. Filming, Riding, and editing all by yours truly!!!

If the folks of Idaho (official term: Idahoans) thought that they could hide this jackpot of soft, sweet powder forever - they were sadly mistaken.

After season one of Smith Optics' Prospecting Idaho hit the web world last year -- shredders high and low were packing their bags and ready to jet off to the Potato State.

Scotty Lago and company shone a light that was hard to miss on the backcountry life of Idaho and all the glorious shredding that came with it. More powder slashes than anyone could ever ask for pour out of this series alongside a crew of serious snowboard talent getting after it in the ultimate backyard park of Smiley Creek Lodge.

Skiers Bobby Brown, Tim Durtschi, and Tyler Ceccanti joined snowboarders Austin Smith, Iris Lazzareschi, Shayne Pospisil, Yancy Caldwell, Tim Humphreys for season two of Prospecting Idaho and they are going big.

Produced by Smith Optics and Cory Smith, edited by Mark Oliver

Words Smith Optics:

What do you get when you take one of the worlds leading eyewear companies, combine it with a 900 acre backcountry training facility, and sprinkle in some of the worlds best skiers and snowboarders? Well, Prospecting Idaho of course!
Deep in the wilderness of Idaho's Sawtooth Range lies Smiley Creek Lodge, a small wilderness lodge/restaurant/outfitter. It is here that Smith has created the ultimate backyard park. 900 acres of former mining property make up what can only be described as every snow slider's dream come true. The tailing piles from the mine make perfect landings for big kickers, kickers built by a big, bad Prinoth Snowcat. The upper "cirque" area has cliff drops, cornices, and windlips. The trees are thick and deep, and the back side has a seemingly endless expanse of sunny pow fields. What more could one ask for? How about an eight-person cat waiting at the bottom to zip you right back up to the top of the ridge.

Just when you thought that the teasers were over. Just when I thought the teasers were over, (I actually just finished my "Top 13 Teasers of the Year" post) and then FLOW shows up with this. If I wasn't as lazy as I am, I would make it 14 and add "Was Here" to that list. However, I am that lazy at the moment and figured I could just make a separate post for this teaser that is showing up late to the party.

Tangent is over. Regardless, this teaser is legit. Looks like the team had one hell of a winter. I mean, who didn't really? The FLOW riders go off the rocker in this one. Feast your eyes below:

More park laps were in store for the competitors on day three at the 2011 Burton New Zealand Open. The day was set for Slopestyle Semi-Finals and the game was stepped up. With more than perfect conditions, the field was knocked down to 16 and 8 from 32 men and 18 women.

Charlotte Van Gils (NED), hometown hero Shelly Gotlieb, and American Jamie Anderson attacked the course and were the top three ladies.

Tim Humphreys led the way for the guys with a solid second run that landed him a 91.33. Norwegian Stale Sandbech and Seppe Smits from Belgium rounded out the top three with a fluster of double cork 10's. Seb Toots, Tyler Flanagan, Christian Haller, Mark McMorris, and Gjermund Braaten were also among the top riders that moved on to finals.

So here we go. It's Finals time -- stay tuned for all the action and to experience the slopestyle course, check out the video below.

WANAKA, New Zealand (August 11, 2011) The 32 men and 18 women were whittled down to 16 and 8 as they fought it out hard on the challenging course that included MINI's Creative Use of Space feature, a double cannon over a gap jump.

The women went first with an exciting semi-finals showdown where we saw Charlotte Van Gils (NED) come out on top in first place with an impressive score of 87.33. Her run consisted of a Frontside 360 Nosetap, 50-50 to Noseslide, 50-50 Nosegrab, Backside 360 Melon, Frontside 360 Indy to Frontside 720 NoGrab. Right on her heels was local favourite, Shelly Gotlieb (NZL) scoring a 81 on her second run that included a Frontside 360 Nosetap, Backside 50-50 to Backside Lipslide, Boardslide to Fakie, Cab 540 NoGrab, Backflip Melon and Backside 360 Melon. In third was Jamie Anderson (USA) with a score of 78. The top 8 that made it today will advance to the exciting slopestyle finale on Friday August 12th.

Following the ladies, the men kept things cooking as Tim Humphreys (USA) took first place with an outstanding score of 91.33 in his second run of the day. His winning run started out with a Cab Miller Flip leading into a GapCab 50-50, 50-50 Backside 360, Frontside 900 Tail, Switch Backside 720 and Cab 1080 Double Cork. Stale Sandbech (NOR) was close behind with a first run that included a Backside 540 Tailtap, Gap Hardway Frontside 270, Frontboard 450 Out, Cab 900 Melon, Backside 1080 and Frontside 1080 which earned him 91 points. Seppe Smits (BEL) made the top three with a second run of 89.83 while other top riders that made the cut included Sebastian Toutant (CAN), Tyler Flanagan (USA), Christian Haller (SUI), Mark McMorris (CAN) and Gjermund Braaten (NOR).

Women's and Men's Slopestyle Finals will be going down at Cardrona Alpine Resort tomorrow Friday, August 12th followed by the Men's and Women's Halfpipe Finals on Saturday, August 13th. Spectators are welcome and the price of admission is free for the final two days of the event. Bleachers have also been set up at the bottom of the 22-foot Olympic sized halfpipe for maximum viewing pleasure.

The 2011 BNZO marks the first stop on the prestigious Burton Global Open Series and is also a 5Star event on the Swatch TTR World Snowboard Tour. Full details and updates are available via www.opensnowboarding.com and semi-finals and finals of the event will be webcast live on www.redbull.tv and www.opensnowboarding.com

Live results from the event are also available in the palm of your hand with the mobile app, eFan. Live stats including start lists, results and event info are available from anywhere at eFan.

Tim Humphreys filmed himself a lot this year. So far, we've only see the snowboarding footage; who knows what else
he's been doing.

Tim has been talking a lot about the release of his second GoPro edit and it's finally here. Watch him snowboard his ass off with a camera in his hand below. Try not to get dizzy.