Among mountains that are overrun by top notch terrain parks, Bear Mountain stands alone with its own swagger. Clayton Shoemaker leads the charge in building and designing its features. And let's just say this isn't his first rodeo. He's been a part of countless events such as Snowboarder's prestigious Superpark and all of the contests at Bear including Grenade Games and Hot Dawgs And Handrails. These aren't just any contests either. They are known for consistently providing the best jibs and setups around.

A few of Volcom's riders-- with a little swagger of their own-- challenged this monster of a park, and, well, rode the shit out of it. The video features Bear's first event Hot Dawgs and Handrails in September and documents the highlights from the duration of the season, with riders such as Daniel Brown, Dylan Alito, and Scott Blum.

A common trend among the snowboard film industry is the tendency to provide an inside look into the making of a movie. Rome Snowboards created a video blog showing different occurrences and tricks while making The Shred Remains, Teton Gravity Research and Jeremy Jones released edits entitled Further Unplugged to hype up Further--you get the drift.

Volcom has taken similar route in supporting their latest snowboard project, IP2. They are releasing a "Clip of the Day" that showcases their current team on the road, shooting for IP2, throwing down hammers, and giving a little insight on what goes into making a Volcom movie. Here is the latest clip featuring Zac Marben and Curtis Ciszek in Jackson Hole:

Back in July we got the sneak preview for Volcom's Spring line and the time has come for the preview of the full edit.

Volcom's 2012 swim fashion show took place at their headquarters in Costa Mesa and is chock full of interviews, behind the scenes footy and lots of, wait for it boys... Girls in bikini's.

Check out video below:

Volcom's campaign to help clothe the homeless "Give Jeans a Chance" and their 1st Annual DIY Challenge was awarded to Red Hills Elementary in Tustin, CA where they set up collection drives in their community, voiced the campaign, collected 661 jeans/jackets and donated them to Project Hope School Foundation and documented their journey.

The reward goes to teacher Terri Benedict, the organizer of the winning campaign; the prize: a $1,500 grant to a school or non-profit of their choice as well as $500 in Volcom product and an opportunity to tell their story on Fuel TV. Check out their journey in video below:

The third episode of Volcom's "Open Air" series featuring all-time shredder Cheryl Maas has hit the world wide web. Full of jet-setting, non-stop snowboarding, and new experiences -- Maas heads over to Finland with Eero Ettala for a rail mission then shoots over to the Arctic Challenge.

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Next stop for Cheryl in the Open Air series is Finland - where she gets some help with Eero Ettala in finding the best rail spots in Helsinki. However this trip is cut short when Cheryl gets a call from Terje Haakonsen who wants her to compete in the Arctic Challenge in Oslo.

Check out Episode 3 -- very cold, very snowy and some very serious action from Northern Europe!

For all episodes, go to: http://www.volcomeurope.com/cherylmaas