Snowboard festival in Obereggen

The big events of will begin on Saturday 18 February snowboarding in the snow park of Obereggen, Italian and international point of reference. Saturday 18, for the whole day, the awaited Obereggen Snowpark Battle will take place. The appointment will be organized by the Skateboardproject association of Bolzano, chaired by Riccardo Larcher and coordinated by the vice president Andrea Coppola.

The second event is scheduled for Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 March: the Obereggen snow park will be the cradle of the “Red Bull Hammers with Homies”, organized by the Black Yeti sports club led by Marco Sampaoli. The prestigious event will be the only Italian qualifying stage for the world finals of the international circuit scheduled from 7 to 10 April in Madonna di Campiglio. Adrenaline and a swirl of emotions: this is what 8 teams promise right now, who will battle it out for the last invitations to the finals in Madonna di Campiglio. It will be a high-level competition, in jargon a team battle, dedicated to snowboarders who make creativity, style and competition their lifestyle. During the competition, open to all, teams of 3 snowboarders will face each other with the formula of direct elimination in an electrifying Jam Session. The crews will be able to express their skills: teamwork, creativity, style and execution, will be the parameters that will be evaluated. The jury will select the best teams who will face off in a knockout knockout until the winner of the stage in Obereggen is crowned.

On March 25th it will be the turn of the Go-Shred Bingo organized by the German company of the same name in Stuttgart: obstacles of different levels will be set up on the slopestyle course with kickers. The freeskiers and snowboarders who will be the first to get all the tricks, spectacular aerial evolutions, will be declared winners.

Grand closing on April 15 with the Skolf Obereggen Snowpark organized by the Skateboardproject association of Bolzano chaired by Riccardo Larcher and coordinated by the vice president Andrea Coppola: the single structures of the snowpark will be treated like holes on a golf course. To complete the hole, the rider will have to complete a specific trick on the structure and will be assigned a score according to how many attempts it takes. In the end, as in golf, whoever scores the fewest points (therefore the least attempts used) will win the Skolf Obereggen Snowpark.