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That’s it. That’s all. After a year and half of work, the Season winds down, but not before we catch up with Matt as he tries to free climb “The Guillotine Flake” high on the Grand Wall.
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My brother and The Season designer Walker Cahall has kindly agreed to hand print t-shirts for the show. Walker created the show’s logo and the animated title sequences at the beginning of each segment. He’s going to take a pre-order so he can figure out how big a run he should do. Currently, Walker is an in-house printer for the ad firm Wyden and Kennedy (think the Nike swoosh and “Just Do It) and also oversees some of sort of communal printing studio to boost his artistic karma. T-Shirts are $18 and sweat shop free. All Sales boost his well-deserved beer money, but don’t help out his karma. You have to visit his Etsy site to purchase.
Sweat shop free and hand printed.
This is definitely a way you can give back to The Season. Walker worked tirelessly to make the Season sparkle, so if you like what you saw, help a young artist out.
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Thanks everyone for bearing with us. It’s much appreciated and we’ve had to wade through a lot of technical details to figure out what was going on. Thanks to all who took the time to let us know what hardware you were using.
Here’s the gig. So if you’ve got an iPhone 3Gs you should have no problem downloading an episode via iTunes and playing it back on the newest iPhone. Older generations don’t support true HD and that’s the standard we are pushing with this project. A lot of iPhone users have reported no problems, so we won’t be downgrading our normal feed, BUT we rerendered files for those of you with older phones. On our main site you will see a mobile tab; this is where you can get your files. We’ll be posting up older episodes and also adding the newest versions.
Thanks again for your patience.
Fitz and Bryan
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Matt Maddaloni used climbing as a vehicle to explore the world, but found there was a limit to his body. He could only climb so hard. To maintain his passion he had to find new ways to push himself. This season, Matt decided to create a new experimental piece of climbing gear and put it into action.
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Dr. Scott Petett is a family man. He’s worked long hours to build an incredible practice and care for his wife and daughter, but strip away the lab coat and he flies through the air like super man. This season, Scott Petett has decided to head to Whistler to race.
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Jonaven Moore went against his better instincts to get a shot for a film part and it nearly took his best friend’s life. Faced with the implications of his decision to poach a wilderness area via helicopter, Jonaven stepped back from professional snowboarding and decided to make a change.
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Meet Anya Miller. After a series of nine surgeries on her knee, she vowed to look inside and see if there was a reason for all her injuries. Was it something she as doing wrong? Problems are all from the Gold Bar Area near Index, Wa.
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Today, we present The Season in HD. A snowboarder pushes his sport to work harder. A boulderer recovers from a series of nine knee surgeries. A veteran climber invents a new piece of gear. A young kayaker sets out to define the sport of sea kayaking. A family man and avid mountain biker goes to the epicenter of downhill mountain biking to compete. These are the stories that power The Season. Enjoy. If you head on over to Arcteryx.com you can see the next episode.
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