Shin Campos

PowderQuest is stoked to have pro snowboarder Shin Campos host our Snowboarding in Argentina with the Pros Tour.  We have spent many a powder day in South America with Shin, shooting for Future Snowboarding Magazine, Snowboard Journal, Snowboarder and more.  Shin is a great guy, his riding style is one of a kind and he brings decades of freeriding, coaching and world travel experience to this Patagonian adventure.

Hometown: Whistler, Canada

Years Snowboarding: 20

Years Pro: 12

Sponsors:  Helly Hansen, Scott Goggles, Whistler-Blackcomb, Stepchild Snowboards, The Circle Sk8 and Snow Shop, CFR snowmobile racks, Dakine

Has appeared in Snowboard Movies:

» Whiteout Films “The Big Blind, Wear it Well, Season 4”
» Absinthe Films “Vivid, Saturation”
» Brainwash Cinema “Bamm”
» Stepchild Snowboards “Child Support”
» And many more

Has appeared in over 50 different International Snowboard Magazines:

» Transworld Snowboarding
» Future Snowboarding Magazine
» Snowboard Canada
» Method Magazine
» Fluid

Plus:

Shin holds a level 1 certification with the Canadian Avalanche Association and has coached summer snowboard camps in Whistler, Canada, Austria and Mount Hood.

I’ve been snowboarding over 2/3 of my life. My love of travel has led me to snowboard and experience many different regions of the world that has mountains and snow. Some of my favorite places include Alaska, most of British Columbia Canada, Russia, Austria and especially South America. That’s why I have jumped to the opportunity to help show others some of my favorite places.

Argentina and Chile have great mountains and snow conditions when up north in Canada or the USA its summertime. For the powder hungry person The Andes are always a great place to continue the endless winter. That’s why I’ve joined up with PowderQuest who’ve been doing these type of adventures for many years. Whenever I’ve been there recently I always hook up with them because we have a great trip. We’ve stayed at great places, eaten great meals and above all had great powder in the infamous Andes.

Let’s hope this year is no different!!

See you soon,

Shin Campos