Frends Crew funny man Jack Mitrani isn't afraid of a good time. He's normally the guy behind lens creating the hysterical videos that show up on FrendsVision.com. He always joking around and seems to have a trick up his sleeve at any given moment.

Recently, during a trip to Mt. Baker with Anon Optics, Jack hopped on the other side of the camera and busted out a few classic jams to pass the time and wait for pow.

In the first video, Jack taps into his inner Enrique Iglesias and belts out an acoustic version of "I Can Be Your Hero." The song is used as the soundtrack to the antics Jack gets into during his Mt. Baker trip.

There may be an avalanche involved, but somehow everything ends up super funny.



In the second jam video, Jack busts out a impromptu song about his Beer and Cheerios. We don't want to give away to much, but it's "Amazing."

Want to look like you just jumped out of a Crayola Crayon box? The original color one though - nothing fancy like pastels or glitter. Well, anon optics is now providing that opportunity with the Limited Primary Collection of their Hawkeye goggle.

This collection features one of their newest goggle models decked out entirely in the basic primary colors (for those who need a lesson in art - primary colors are those that can be combined in order to make more pretty colors). The shades are super bright and vivid - adding all the flare you need on the hill. Add that to a massive spherical lens and super soft cushioning for your face and you're locked and loaded. Now go out and get some - you know the smelly kid in class always steals all the best crayons.

GrindTV Newswire, Via anon optics: BURLINGTON, VT (November 8, 2010) anon optics is proud to unveil its first iPhone App, now available for free through the iTunes App Store. The standout feature of the new anon App is the industry's first-ever live-view 'Lens Visualizer' tool that lets riders virtually test which anon lens is best at any given location in a matter of seconds.

Here's how anon's exclusive virtual tool works: Once a rider selects the anon Lens Visualizer, their iPhone will use the camera lens as a view finder to capture their actual surroundings. Then, riders can point the phone at whatever they want (say the base lodge or the mountain) and see how it would look under six different anon lens tints. The tool allows riders to swipe from the darkest to lightest lens tint so they can see which color lens they prefer for the day's conditions.

In addition to the Lens Visualizer, the new anon App also features three more sections called 'Goggles', 'Tech' and 'Team'. The Goggles section includes photos and descriptions of all current anon styles, including all the details on the brand new Hawkeye Primary Color Collection, available now in super limited quantities at select anon dealers. A shop locator is also available in the Goggles section so riders can find the nearest store that carries anon. In the Tech section, riders will find clear definitions of standout features like anon's spherical lens technology™ and dual triple density face foam. And last but not least, the Team section features bios and photos of all pro riders sponsored by anon.

To see all these amazing features for yourself and to preview the super limited Hawkeye Primary Color Collection, download the new anon App today: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/anon-optics/id400750895?mt=8.

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