What do you think about social media and snowboarding? Is it easier or harder to get noticed now?

Well, it’s pretty good since I think it’s easier for riders like us to be seen nowadays than it would have been a couple of years back. But at the same time it was so much cooler back in the day when you had to make a tape that people had to go buy at the local skateshop to watch!

Your episodes from this past winter were crazy good! What was your favourite episode to make and why?

Thank you man, it’s so nice to hear! We think that the first episode (F&F HOMETOWN) was really fun to make, it is a street episode from our hometown Skövde. We’ve been lurkin’ around there for some years and found a lot of fun spots that we wanted to ride. But we don’t get a lot of snow every year so we just had to make one from there when finally enough snow came! And all credit to our filmer, Lowe, that made the episode magical with his camera skills. He’s a wizard.

Aside from your own stuff, what was the craziest thing you saw someone do this winter?

The craziest thing we’ve seen this year might be Cole Navin’s Real Snow part! He’s insanely fun to watch and he brings so many cool tricks and combos that you would never think of!

Where is home? Where is your local hill to go snowboarding?

We come from a small island in the southern part of Sweden called Torsö. And since the bigger mountains are in the northern part of Sweden we only got to ride up there like one week every year, when we went with the whole family back in the day. But we did have our local hill, Billingebacken, in Skövde (the place where we filmed the Onboard 60 Minute Session) where we got to ride like two days every week during winter season – it is a 30 minute drive from Torsö. We also built our own park in our backyard with homemade rails and small kickers, haha!

What have you learned while making your webisodes?

We think that we’ve learned a lot. For example that you have to think outside the box if you want to get your ass seen in this world, since a lot of crews releases banger edits all the time. But we think that it’s a bit of the fun part with what we’re doing, you don’t need to have the largest trick bag, you just have to be a little creative. I think what we noticed the most is that if you work hard it pays off, since we’ve got pretty good feedback on what we’re doing, which is so fun!

Is the web series a way to pay the bills?

Well, the Fat & Furious series is not the way we pay our bills. Not at all actually. Instead we work hard all summer/fall to save enough money so we can be free and travel around during the winter and make the web series possible. That’s why we haven’t been able to film outside Sweden as much as we want, ’cause it’s simply too expensive to do for us right now.

What are your plans for the coming winter? Another series or bigger and better things?

We haven’t really decided what to do for upcoming season yet. We want to continue filming, but maybe change the concept in some way. The Fat & Furious project have been so much fun, but we’re thinking of making something else to next year instead of the web series itself. All we know is that we want to keep film with some different people and spread our joy to the rest of the snowboard world in some way!