Tom Faber has created his own pow-surfing boards like many have created pow surfing boards–using small shops in their garages or sheds. But that’s what has instilled an undeniable passion for the sport in many of these craftsmen. Riding hand-made boards has become a calling card of this tiny industry. Matteo Borgardt follows Faber as his sleds go from garage creations to pow-slashing tools in the Colorado sidecountry.
This Is a Story of Making and Riding Your Own Pow-Surfing Boards
There's nothing like riding a hand-made craft.
BY The Inertia Mountain | Staff
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