Crazy courses and great weather welcomed riders back to Breckenridge Dew Tour, where they found completely redesigned courses. On the Slopestyle course athletes saw that Dew Tour has stuck to their separated jumps and rails courses, and some of the rail features had athletes awestruck by their sheer size. However, it was the Modified Superpipe that stole the eyes of everyone on the hill. With new features at the top and bottom of the pipe, all of the athletes had their hands full. Overall, the courses left riders impressed and wanting more time to play with them.
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10 Best Snowboard Practice photos Day 1 | 2018 Dew Tour Breckenridge

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Blasting higher than the rest, Ben Ferguson found a speed line to send him flying into the tombstone wall at the bottom of the modified superpipe.
Chase Josey sending one into the final tombstone feature of the modified superpipe.
Chris Corning soaring around in his comfort zone in the jump section of the slopestyle course.
Getting a taste of the tombstone, Gabe Ferguson figured out a path to take one well above the lip.
Last year’s defending champion of pipe, Jake Pates pumped through the new modified superpipe in preparation to defend his title.
Kyle Mack soaking in the sunshine, patchy blue skies and fresh jumps during day one of practice at Dew Tour. Photo: Jamie Walter
From registration to a cranked out method, Red Gerard found his way through the slopestyle course seemingly with ease.
Ryan Wachendorfer returned to Dew Tour and is looking ready to take on the modified superpipe during the Team Challenge for Salomon Snowboards.
Airborne Aussie Scotty James taking flight on the modified superpipe.
Feeling his way into the modified superpipe, Taylor Gold just beginning to stretch his legs on day one of practice.

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