Transfer – Issue 18 – Preview

May 11th, 2015


On the cover: New Zealand’s Roland Morley Brown in Mayrhofen, Austria, shot by Matt Mchattie

Transfer Snowboard Magazine | Issue #18

As we near closer to Winter, there are a couple of landmark moments any snowboarder will recognise. They’re the kind of things that kick-start your excitement with a hit of adrenalin and the realisation that winter is just around the corner. Sometimes it’s the first brisk Southerly wind; the first time you pull on that favourite hoody; the smell of woodsmoke in the air; the first sign of fresh snow on the cams; or the one we look forward to most of all: the moment the first issue of Transfer hits the shelves.

So far this Autumn we’ve ticked all those boxes, and today, issue #18 of Transfer hits all good newsagents. This issue is even more action-packed than usual, complete with 132 pages of premium editorial, plus a 36-page Gear Guide. Wanna get even more psyched for winter? Get down to your local newsagent and grab a copy now. – Alex Horvath, Editor

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Issue #18 includes:

  • The Roof of Australia: We explore the far reaches of the Kosciuszko National Park to ride the steepest backcountry terrain in Australia.
  • The Individual: Jye Kearney: We pin down Jye Kearney and quiz him about his mission to become Australia’s next snowboard export.
  • A Decade of Down Rails: The story and evolution behind The Burton Cattleman’s Rail Jam. The world’s only rail jam to go down on an actual street feature.
  • Steep White: Is this the Southern Lakes’ best-kept secret?
  • Plus, The Nutcracker: a new section that delves deeper into snowboarding’s subconscious.