We obey all the rules of the road. The road already existed here, we're just using it. We use Forest Service roads, trails, back roads, places where people aren't spending a lot of time. Unlike the early days of skateboarding, all-terrain boarding seems to demand a respect for safety equipment. Hockey pads and pants, and long sleeve shirts completed their gear.
Riders compete in boardercross and big air events.
That is our biggest problem. We've sold boards in more than 80 countries. In Japan the sport has just taken off. There are around 40 to 50 ski resorts that offer rentals and lesson programs. Garvey and Brown said the lack of safety nets seem to scare some potential riders away.