Company's that are sponosoring

Yea so I'm getting trolled right now, but try spelling Sponsoring right, and you will maybe get sponsored someday.

itd be funny if this kid turned out to be a super mega pro like 5 years from now

Next Todd Wallnuts right here, kids!

i will give you free product

From a surf mag, but same goes for skiing.

"Ive got some yellow stuff for your popcorn...and its not dairy too"

Yep. I wouldnt sponsor anyone unless they can give me a good handjob... it comes down to that, basically.

whenever i write a cover letter/resume I keep this in mind. i've had very good luck with getting interviews

my threads for 5 years from now

Go to Hookit.com and make an account!

i'll sponsor you

Sorry bud, but I don't think your going to get very many sponsors with a hucked 3 and a k-fed.

good luck getting spancerzisszed

https://newschoolers.com/ns/content/viewvideo/id/385030/member_id/150555/

https://newschoolers.com/ns/content/viewvideo/id/385030/member_id/150555/555/

That may be true, but I know people who can do dubs and aren't sponsored.

Send in promos of yourself. Compete in competitions, rail jams, etc. Get your name out, Progress your skills.

this haha.

Ok, since this is at least you're second thread on getting sponsored, I'll give you some tips.

Step 1: STOP CARING ABOUT GETTING SPONSORED!! - it makes you look desperate or that you only care about the status/getting free stuff. Companies want riders who can do something for them, not what they can do for you.

Step 2: Go to local shops on a regular basis, every now and then, buy stuff, but mostly just hang out and have them get to know you. These are going to be the biggest key to getting names of reps.

Step 3: Find the local reps in your area - the company doesn't really matter, but the more people you know the better

Step 4: Figure out what makes YOU special and what YOU can do for the company you're looking to get sponsored by - be specific - don't just list tricks or anything like that, companies could really care less about what tricks you can do, they care more about you're marketability - what makes you stand out on the mountain and why people would buy a product that you're riding.

Step 5: Put together and edit of your riding style, make it look good, but don't make it look too gangster or anything like that, just have it show a bit of what you can do and what you look like on the hill - again, marketability.

Step 6: Come up with a plan and goals for the season - what are you planning to do...compete, film, whatever - stand out!!

Step 7: Talk to your local shop first, they're the easiest to get a sponsor with and once you're sponsored by someone, it's easier to get other sponsors, plus they know all the reps and can get you involved with them

Step 8: contact reps and let them know of your goals and show them your edit

Step 9: Once you've gotten sponsored, you have to work for them now, keep progressing and constantly keep in contact with your reps/team managers


Honestly, getting a sponsor isn't all that it's cracked up to be, it's a lot of work and you're constantly skiing for someone else, you're no longer skiing for yourself.

Your not getting sponsored anytime soon from your "rail edit." Just ski for fun I don't see why everyone has this obsession to get sponsored.

ive never heard THAT song before...

sponsorship is so over rated

Dude, you should always chase your dreams, i respect that. But like everybody says, stop caring so much about being sponsored, and realise that getting sponsored is not necessarily about your skiing skills. With that being said, i reckon any sponsored kid should have a good level of skiing to get sponsored, as to not embarass himself or the sponsors. I'm very sorry sorry to be the one to tell you this, but you simply aren't on that level. Go ski for the fun of it, and who knows, maybe in a couple of years someone will pick you up.

hhahahahaahha one of the funniest comments ever. almost sig worthy

yeah man doing a misty def qualifies you for sponsorship. infact im confused why they arent coming to you.

bingo

That's a good idea.
Sorry man, it was just too damn good.

haha. also, it should be companies

sounds good to me.

ski cause you love the sport. do it for yourself. they will come