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Is being “The biggest little city in the world” really something to brag about? Some may interpret the statement as claiming something like “Being the best player on the worst team in the league.” However, you really need to visit Reno to understand the slogan’s validity and appropriateness. Besides, the iconic Reno arch serves as much more than a delightfully tacky sign, it is an entrance into the world of sin that is downtown Reno, NV. By passing through the arch, you are putting yourself at the mercy of the abundant temptation that awaits you in every casino, alleyway and female “companionship” establishment. To some, this is not an environment that sounds pleasant, but to the Galvanic Design crew it sounds like heaven on earth. And what better to add to the sinful mix than some good ol’ fashioned jibbin’.
Tour DJ, Kid Couture
Pop, Lock, and Drop it
Lara Cleeland is having FUN!
Last Thursday, the University of Nevada, Reno was home to the seventh stop of the Cricket Campus Rail Jam Tour. More than 100 local shred-heads applied to come out and compete for a chance at cash, product, and bragging rights. After sorting through competitor’s videos, competition history, and the likes, 60 of the area’s best skiers and snowboarders were accepted to compete. Riders must have been stoked to slide around on the 2009 CRJT setup because many traveled from all over the western U.S. to get in on the action. Whether it was the fun rails, the killer do-it-yourself shirts from Cricket Wireless, or the overall good vibes, it’s safe to say that everyone left with a smile on their face and a few new friends.
Pound it like the UK currency
Lara powers through the kink
At the end of the day it was last-minute entry, Tyler Holleron who took the cake as the top male skier. Tyler’s effortless 450s and fluid style were just too clean for the judges to deny. Boone skis’ own Dylan Curry and Scott Pullman landed in second and third place, respectively. Dylan and Scott repped hard for the Boone family, stomping some insane switch-up 270’s on the kink and a few spine-crushing 630’s off the Red Bull Tall Boy box, earning them more product from Boone and Spyder. Congrats boys!
Tyler slides blind on the Red Bull box
Boone athlete, Dylan Curry
Scott Pullman blasts through the box
(L-R) Scott Pullman (3rd), Tyler Holleron (1st), and Dylan Curry (2nd)
As for the ladies, Lena Decrescenzo owned the competition and walked away some easy cash after destroying the rails. Props to Lena for holding it down as one of the few female skiers to compete on Tour!
Lena, pre afterbang
A huge thanks to everyone who came out to slay the rails and make this a killer event. Big ups to Cricket Wireless for making the Tour possible and spreading the shred across the nation! Now that Reno is history, the Galvanic Crew has set sail for the eighth stop of the Tour in Boise, Idaho on Thursday, April 16th. Keep your eyes peeled for event updates and news from the open road!
