Rad Collector puts us on to Burton’s latest Vapor featuring a graphic derived from a collaborative Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat piece. “The board itself is once again NASA-grade tech, dipped in $1200 worth of Vaporskin Lite, and the shred stick that is going to win Kevin Pearce a gold medal at the Olympics in Vancouver.” This collector’s item is now available at Burton flagship stores in LA, NY, Chicago, and Burlington.

Have a closer look at the graphic after the jump.

Graphic designer Art Chantry, best known for his work with bands such as Nirvana and Hole, teamed up with Ride on a limited release DH2 board. Graphics aside, this board is the business. With no hook and tons of pop, it was selected as one of the “Platinum Picks” in Snowboard Mag for 2010. Available from November 1st at core Ride dealers worldwide. (Rad Collector)

Have a more detailed look at the Art Chantry x Ride DH 2.2 Snowboard after the click.

StepChild Snowboards gets their own colorway of Thirtytwo’s classic Lashed boot in celebration of the new 32/SC video entitled “This Video Sucks”. You can watch the flick in it’s entirely over at StepChildSnowboards.com, where part 7 of 7 (with the legendary JP Walker) just went live. The boots are now available at select Thirtytwo accounts.

Nike Snowboarding presents as part of their November 2009 release this new “Tiger Rabbit” Zoom Force 1 boot. It comes in a strong red colorway with a tiger pattern all over the upper. Other details include golden eyelets, black leather toe cap and accents, as well as the “Tiger Rabbit” emblem on the ankle strap.

Take a closer look at the Nike Snowboarding “Tiger Rabbit” Zoom Force 1 Boot after the jump.

Each season Monument Snowboard’s Creative Director, Christopher Glancy curates an ever-growing pedigree of artists to create site-specific art and deliver the highest quality product on the market. This season they worked with SSUR, Rammellzee, Bjorn Copeland, Richard Colman, and Kelsey Brookes. Each artist created a snowboard for the 2009-2010 season, with the exception of SSUR, who actually created 3 snowboards. The range is very impressive and definitely worth considering this season, if you need a new board.

Check out all artist snowboards of the MNMNT Fall/Winter 2009-2010 Season after the jump.

To accompany their collaborative snowboard boot, Vans and Airblaster got together on a water resistant Era. The “Stay Wild” Era features an all-black upper with a bright pink top eyelet and teal lining alongside Airblaster logo placements. Perfect for those slushy days in the parking lot. Now available at Vans snowboarding retailers.

We get a look at the second season of the rather new Nike Snowboarding Fall/Winter 2009 brand. Next to their Zoom Force 1 boots, they introduce the new Kaiju boot. The colorways are a little more attention seeking than last season, but they also offer some solid black and white colorways. Next to the boots they also offer some great new jackets, using Gore-Tex and other technical materials, as well as Recco technology.

Take a detailed look at the complete line-up of the Nike Snowboarding Fall/Winter 2009 Collection after the jump.

Earlier this year we gave you a look into a new brand called ISAORA, who are producing hi-end, snowboard inspired apparel. The debut collection presented a very impressive range, blending technical materials with stylish cuts and attractive color options. For spring we see a slightly more adventurous approach with red and plaid palettes in the line, though the patterns and colors are still much more subdued than what we’re used to seeing from the usual suspects in snowboarding. In other words, we like this.

After the jump you can have a look at the full ISAORA Spring 2010 Collection.

Swiss Snowboard company Zimtstern has put together a fantastic new commercial – “Leaves”. Check it out!

Japanese outerwear brand Afdicegear presents their new Fall/Winter 2009-2010 Collection. When it comes to snowboard wear choice becomes pretty limited, with a few big players taking up the market. Afdicegear has been doing their thing for a minute already and has come known for producing some of the best outerwear in the market. The new collection is no different and presents some well constructed technical jackets and shell jackets, using Gore-Tex fabrics and adding lots of little details and features. We also like the colors in the collection, which are strong compared to the pretty subtle branding.

Take a look at the Afdicegear Fall/Winter 2009-2010 Collection after the jump.