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G Code in Germany

8 June 2009 5 Comments

AGoodReed is all about diversity in snowboarding. We encourage all to express themselves in a fashion that resonates with your heritage, location, maturity, affiliation, haircut etc. Today, we highlight a group of young Germans who have an entertaining take on snowboarding.

The Mid West Project kids snowboard inside of airport hangers (hella street). They have a really sweet van that they have parties with lots of babes in. They like to drink and make gang gestures. They also enjoy doing that funny thing where you pretend that you are in a gang while wearing snowboard boots. Enjoy!

MWP Springweekend Bispingen 2009 from Lukas Tielke on Vimeo.

[via Superstoker]

5 Comments »

  • a. said:

    it didn’t work.

    I thought I was going to hear one of them drop a N-bomb or something…

    it’s not obvious to me they think they are in a gang…in their snowboard boots, all they did was snowboard things. In the parking lot, they seemed to spend a lot of time in their underwear…

    it doesn’t work for me. izallimsayn.

    # 8 June 2009 at 10:39 am
  • Lou G. said:

    Kottonmouth Kings? Really?

    On a side note I wish my city would have scrapped all of the abandoned shopping centers they built going into the recession (figure that one out) and just built one sick ass indoor slope…

    # 8 June 2009 at 5:44 pm
  • MWP said:

    i think you missunderstood us… this video is just a edit of 40 min filming, we went filming only one day, just for fun, and how you could see one of our riders put some milk infront of his rims…its just some ironie in it we´re not that gangsta;-)

    # 9 June 2009 at 9:29 am
  • Harry said:

    i think someone needs to tell them that you should probably be making the tricks that you super slo-mo.

    # 9 June 2009 at 4:47 pm
  • el bigote said:

    skier spandex is on the attack!

    # 9 June 2009 at 8:30 pm

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