After a busy year of travel and surfing waves around the Globe, Kyuss King arrived in France for his first time. Excited to surf the renowned French beach breaks and adventures through France and into country Spain. "Kyuss quotes" France was an epic trip, I definitely had some fun sessions while I was there!!! I got to meet so many amazing people that showed me around, their customs, eating traditional foods (Duck neck), adventures into the Basque country and hiking into the Pyrenees Mountains. Thanks to all the people that made this trip such an amazing time! Enjoy the Clip.... KK Music By: John Garcia Album: JOHN GARCIA (Self Titled) Song: 5000 Miles Label: Napalm Records napalmrecords.com For more Kyuss King info and adventures go to: Website: kyussking.com Facebook: facebook.com/pages/Kyuss-King/134638436585032 Instagram: @kyussking

Stop #8 of Volcom Stone’s Peanut Butter and Rail Jam dipped into the Rockies at Keystone Resort, CO on Saturday February 28, 2015. The PBRJ event corral had tons of spectators cheering on 170+ competitors the entire day. Colorado is a visitor’s paradise with pristine wilderness, quite mountain towns, and a vast variety of outdoor adventures.  It is no wonder why the PBRJ had such a huge variety of representation as riders from New York, New Jersey, Maine, Tennessee, South Dakota, Minnesota, Illinois, Oregon, California, Utah, Italy, and Russia came to test their skills against the local Colorado shred machines.  Keystone’s A51 Terrain Park crew tested everyone with their rendition of a PBRJ venue.  Zone 1 consisted of a gnarly flat double barrel shotgun rail over a Jersey barrier to offset floating down bar with multiple take off trannies. Zone 2 rendered a sizable down flat lift tower tube. Zone 3 held a perfect down flat down rail that grabbed the attention of all in attendance.  The stage was set and 170 riders where released to do the unfathomable as a crowd of Keystone patrons jockeyed for viewing positions. Maine’s Cooper Whittier worked his way through this sw bs 360 50-50 on the down flat tube in zone 2. His east coast skills propelled hime through the pack as he qualified for the 2015 PBRJ Championships in 4th place in the 15 & Under Division. 7-year-old Sophia Capua and 8-year-old Alyssa Moroco shined at their first PBRJ ever. Sophia wowed the judges as she gapped over the Jersey barrier in zone 1 and Alyssa launched into the stratosphere as she bonked off the barrel feature at the bottom. It was a blast to watch them throughout their heat. Minnesota’s Luke Zajac handling business in zone 1 with a 50-50 transfer fs bluntslide 450 out on his second try. He also landed a full cab sw 50-50 sw fs board pretzel out on the down flat tube in zone 2, and a gap sw fs hw 270 bs lip on the down flat down in zone 3 to take 1st place honors. Watch out for this 14-year-old prodigy in the future. Alex Kass dusts off his board as he hw fs 180s to sw 50-50 fs 360 off the down flat tube in zone 2. His technicality lead to a 2nd place finish in the 16 – 21 Division. New York’s Remy Stern took lucky bib number 88 as he worked his magic on the contest site. Here he is in the middle of a 50-50 transfer to tailsldie 270 out in zone 2. New Jersey’s Reid Smith has been spending his time ripping the Rockies throughout this season. He calmly worked himself through the zones with tricks like this bs 360 on bs 360 off of the down flat tube in zone 2. He also added some flare to his riding with a 50-50 on the Jersey barrier to layback under the rail as another unsuspecting rider nearly chopped his head off. Luckily everyone was just fine and Reid was able to accept a 1st place finish in the 16 - 21 Division at awards. Michelle Zeller locked in and centered on this 50-50 on the down flat down rail in zone 3. Darien Giedd’s heat was cut short as she broke her board on a devastating fall off of the zone 3 down flat down rail. She was okay in the end, and even pulled off enough for a 3rd place finish with tricks like this fs 180 sw 50-50 in zone 2. Veronika Perfilyeva has been on top of her game all season winning the majority of contest that she has entered. She landed a number of tricks including this sw boardslide on the down rail in zone 1 and a noteworthy, buzzer beating, first try boardslide through the down flat down rail in zone 3 to take home 1st place in the Girls Division. Fueling the Stone Army with PB and J for all. Dillon Boeshans puts down a fs 180 sw 50-50 sw bs 270 boardslide to fakie on the down flat down in zone 3. This rocking move and others earned him a brand new Fender Stratocaster guitar. Seth Karlsud had this down flat down rail's number all day long. Here he puts down a gap sw fs hw 270 bs lipslide to fakie and also landed a gap bs 450 fs boardslide to fakie earlier in the day. He was charging all day and earned $50 and a pair of shades for Electric’s “Gooyest Move of the Event.” Justin Henigin’s orange jacket was flying all over the place with speed, style, and solid landings. Here he puts down a 50-50 transfer lipslide 270 out in zone 1. Alex Martin cradles his board down the center for a jaw dropping bs lipslide though the kinker in zone 3. Alex Lockwood came out with a crew from SLC to test their skills against the other side of the Rockies. Things went well as he landed all the tricks he wanted to try half way through his heat and kept riding for the love of it. Utah’s Jake Baker throws down a full cab to sw bs 50-50 180 out on the down rail in zone 1 as time expires. This last minute trick was enough to put him over the top for 1st place overall in the Open/AM Division. We would like to thank Adam Kisiel, Majai Bailey, Holly Blando, and the entire Keystone events crew for their help before, during, and after the PBRJ.  Big thanks to Kevin Laverty and the top tier A51 Park Crew for planning and executing a full throttle contest site.  Thank you to our judges Scott Cherry, Garrett Hutson, Sean Kimmeth for deciphering the mind-boggling tricks and writing down the scores.  Thank you to our Volcom family of Anders Pigorsch, Rebecca Birnbach, Sam King, Pedro Rosa, Alexis Rivera, Julia King, and Jon Strieby. Last, but not least, check out and support our tour sponsors for supplying the extra stoke throughout the PBRJ tour. Tour Sponsors: -Rev’d Nutrition Bars -Electric -New Era -Kicker -Fender Results: 15 & Under Division: 1st: Luke Zajac 2nd: Red Gerard 3rd: Dylan Okurowski 4th: Cooper Whittier 5th: Tiarn Collins 16 - 21 Division: 1st: Reid Smith 2nd: Alex Kass 3rd: Remy Stern 4th: Bo Althen 5th: Zack Zajac Girls Division: 1st: Veronika Perfilyeva 2nd: Ruby Peyton 3rd: Darien Giedd 4th: Lindsey Lumpkin 5th: Michelle Zeller Open/AM Division: 1st: Jake Baker - $250 2nd: Alex Lockwood- $150 3rd: Justin Henigin - $100 4th: Alex Martin 5th: John Myre Volcom Snowboard - Cody Cooper Rev’d Rider $100 – Luke Zajac Electric "Gooyest Move Of The Event" $50 and Shades - Seth Karlsrud Fender Guitar - Dillon Boeshans   Everyone wins when the day ends with a proper product toss. Check Out The Peanut Butter And Rail Jam Facebook And Instagram For Additional Coverage Throughout The Entire 2015 Tour. Peanut Butter And Rail Jam Facebook Page Peanut Butter And Rail Jam Instagram

Volcom unveils its latest collaboration inspired by the thrashin’ fashion of gouging grinds and heat-seeking aerial bombardments. Together, Volcom and Spitfire bring a collective 50 years of experience in making quality products specifically designed for those who keep the eternal skate-fire stoked. Hard like Stone and hot like Fire, this collection does not burn alone. Take note of its clean and functional style created for long days and nights of deep exploratory recon in the streets kids call home. See the entire collection and photos shot during the making of the video at volcom.com/spitfire Backed by mutual riders Grant Taylor, Ryan Sheckler, Dennis Busenitz, Dustin Dollin, Chris Pfanner, Collin Provost, Dane Burman, Alec Majerus, Kyle Walker, Nassim Guammaz and Alex Midler, the Volcom X Spitfire collection is coming in hot!

Watch Volcom's Dan Brisse go absolutely mental in this new edit, then vote for Dan in the X Games Real Snow contest for his work in this video for: - Best Video Part - Most Creative Use of Terrain - Best Trick - Most Creative / Technical Editing   >> VOTE here.