WET FUR

The Wet Fur Snowboard Crew, hailing from the picturesque interior of British Columbia, is a tight-knit group of snowboarding enthusiasts who have carved their names into the annals of extreme winter sports. Led by The incomparable Dustin Craven, this crew brings a unique blend of talent, passion, and camaraderie to the world of snowboarding. With members like Mateo Masetti, Darcy Keller, and Tyler Lightfoot, the Wet Fur Crew has created a reputation for pushing the boundaries of what's possible on the slopes.
What sets this crew apart is not just their awe-inspiring skills on the snow but also their deep connection to the breathtaking landscapes of British Columbia. From powdery backcountry bowls to rugged mountain terrain, their stomping grounds provide the perfect canvas for their artistry.
In addition to their core members, the Wet Fur Snowboard Crew often teams up with special friends who share their spirit of adventure and creativity. Names like Elena Height, Werni Stock, and Tanner Davidson join this eclectic mix of talented riders, bringing fresh perspectives and an even wider range of experiences to the table.
From gravity-defying jumps to heart-pounding descents, the Wet Fur Snowboard Crew is more than just a group of riders - they are a family of adrenaline junkies who live for the thrill of the mountains and the beauty of the powder. Join us as we delve into their world, where snow, boards, and friendship collide in a mesmerizing display of skill, style, and sheer love for the sport.
Featuring:
Dustin Craven
Mateo Masetti
Darcy Keller
Tyler Lightfoot
Elena Height
Werni Stock
Tanner Davidson
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[@diabolical1976]

That switch backside 180 @ 3:44 🤯🙌

[@danielson9339]

Shane Gillis in a snowboarding movie!

[@ThatBazterd]

Gerbiez too

[@charleswhite8922]

great snowboard movie i think

[@markgrain6172]

More Mateo!!

[@realdiehl8835]

Canadians don’t mess around when it comes to smooth BS 180’s, since back in the Devun Walsh days to now

[@1Flyingfist]

Don't you dream of riding like this though? 👀 I've only ever seen snow anywhere approaching like this once, in Big White. Maybe Arcalis as well. But i never see the terrain.

[@Luke-id8ql]

Beauty!

[@TMHyt]

BOYS WAKE UP ANOTHER SHREDBOTS MOVIE

[@djtinx1074]

🔥💥💣SO Beautiful snowboarding 🏂🏔️🤩Thanks 👌🤙🙌

[@colerichardson399]

Mateo 👑👑

[@jetblackjake8510]

Real nice!

[@MrRippel77]

woop woop

[@ziemowitigor8427]

Superix 😽😽

[@adrianarchie]

stylin

[@rowdypowripper]

AMAZING SNOWBOARDING AND RIDING! Although, I did feel like I was just watching the same clips I've seen 1000 times of the bc backcountry. We need fresh ideas and creativity and I would love to get to know each rider a little more. This just felt like it was edited by AI or something. Same old same old.

[@SlopeStylz]

Agreed. The snow is always the same boring white color. 😂

[@1Flyingfist]

I'll take it! I've barely watched anything since The Art of Flight, That's it That's all and Hoargasm, anyway. 🤷‍♂️ Unless that Peace Park thing counts. I feel the same way about street riding vids though.

[@Luke-id8ql]

For all I know you’re a robot!

[@joshs4566]

Agreed, some of the best videos in my opinion are ones that tell a story - Like Alignment with Eric Jackson, or Haldor Helgason's Scandinavians vids, they give a deeper look into the lifestyles of some of these riders. It's cool to have shots switching from say a party at a bar to the next morning getting everything ready and riding up early. It provides insight to the emotions of the environment the riders are in.

[@psydwayze]

Makes me wanna pack a 5th and ride

[@wroth_]

okay but why kind of dog is that 0:54

[@LearnHowToWipeYaArse]

Looks like could be a Burmese mountain dog

[@dustincraven8070]

he is a burmese and black lab mix