vente aux enchères pour la Croix Rouge Japonaise
WE RIDE FOR JAPAN : Vos Riders préférés soutiennent le Japon. Vous aussi vous pouvez !
En collaboration avec Ebay, une grande vente caritative est organisée, réunissant du matériel (Ski et Snow) venant exclusivement de Pro Riders :
Tyler Chorlton, Tatsuya Tayagaki, Shinji Osada, Kentaro Tsuda, Kelly Sildaru, le Crew Stomp (Kazuhiro Kokubo, Kotaro Kamimura, Yusaku Horii) Richard Permin ou encore Simon Ericsson.
Cette vente dure 20 jours (2x10), du 13 Juillet 2011 au 2 Aout 2011, durant lesquels vous pourrez enchérir sur les produits proposés.
Voici une liste des produits proposés :
- Pro model Richard Permin Born To Drop / Coreupt Signature 2012 (avec autographe)
- Casque K2, Bonnet et T-shirt Nike 6.0 / Kelly Sildaru (Casque Signé)
- Jacket Vans BEVENS et Masque Electric EG2 / Tyler Chorlton
- HeadPhone Skullcandy vs Dragon / Simon Ericson
- Bonnet ELM, Gant Level, T-shirt Level / Kentaro Tsuda
- Casquette, Jacket, Pantalon et BoardShort QuikSilver / Tatsuya Tayagaki
- …
Tous les fonds récoltés seront reversés à la Croix Rouge Japonaise.
Nous comptons sur votre soutien.
We Ride For Japan, Arigato Gozaimasu
accéder à la vente ebaykumi yama 2011 official video
Kumi Yama 2011 pics - photography : nico lafay
Kumi Yama - July 1st, 2nd & 3rd 2011 : same player play again!
The Kumi Yama event is gaining popularity every year. It truly has no equal internationally and its reputation is unprecedented. Just last year, athletes such as X-Games medalists, world champions, freestyle newcomers, icons and pioneers, “stars” and “old-timers”, as well as amateurs were together representing over 12 countries. It’s an event where different generations of freeskiers and snowboarders get together in a unique atmosphere to enjoy Les 2 Alpes’ snowpark.
The Kumi Yama is unique in every sense:
*Season: Summer
*Theme: Japanese inspired event
*Competition style: Kamikaze, where riders compete against each other in teams of three. Through qualifiers, amateurs also have the opportunity to compete with and against pro-riders in the finals.
*The usual slopestyle course is now spiced up with Japanese inspired features: torii, gong, temple...
*Riders: Since we are honoring Japan, this event welcomes the best Japanese pro-riders. However, beside empire-of-the sun natives, the event also welcomes athletes from all four corners of the world.
This year, Kumi Yama is focusing solely on slopestyle, which means no superpipe contest. The event is divided in two, one day of amateur contests and one day for pros. We also added something new this year...yes that’s right, something new as Sunday will be reserved for KIDS 9 to 14 years old! They will be able to compete kamikaze-style on a slopestyle course made especially for them.
These new and improved features will give slopestyle the opportunity to grow and reach new heights! With even more and improved features, a more urban street set-up and a bigger invitational riders event, the Kumi Yama will soar!
Also, some changes have been made to the “photo/graphic” contest. This year, it is exclusively a photography contest open to both pros and amateur.
