Haha, i really wanted to be the person that tells you "you suck, dont even think about getting sponsors" and as much as i want to say it you're otherwise. You have loads of skills. Like your pretty fucking good. haha good job.
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I would say this, and please take it as what it is meant constructive criticism...
Unless you are a cute 6-10 year old like this
6 year-old snowboarder Dylan Heinstein 2011 edit - YouTube
Then your standard of tricks is probably falling a little low, not too say you cannot ride, but at that level i could find you 20 riders in our local park aged 12 that would be making you feel like a newbie...
My advice would be simple, if you really want to know what level you are at, then enter some local slopestyle competitions, and go from there, it will teach you a lot, including the fact that there are MANY people that are riding PRO that have no sponsorship and that MOST pros do it for the love, not for the money or sponsorship.
It is a very hard place to break into to make a living and in the current climate just as hard to get even a few freebies...
So ask yourself a question, why would a company give stuff to you and not someone winning comps...??? The answer is simple they wouldn't, so if you want to improve your chances, you need to work harder and win stuff, or just carry on riding for the enjoyment...
Whatever you choose, remember that it is about having fun and if you do become good enough well done...
Unless you are a cute 6-10 year old like this
6 year-old snowboarder Dylan Heinstein 2011 edit - YouTube
Then your standard of tricks is probably falling a little low, not too say you cannot ride, but at that level i could find you 20 riders in our local park aged 12 that would be making you feel like a newbie...
My advice would be simple, if you really want to know what level you are at, then enter some local slopestyle competitions, and go from there, it will teach you a lot, including the fact that there are MANY people that are riding PRO that have no sponsorship and that MOST pros do it for the love, not for the money or sponsorship.
It is a very hard place to break into to make a living and in the current climate just as hard to get even a few freebies...
So ask yourself a question, why would a company give stuff to you and not someone winning comps...??? The answer is simple they wouldn't, so if you want to improve your chances, you need to work harder and win stuff, or just carry on riding for the enjoyment...
Whatever you choose, remember that it is about having fun and if you do become good enough well done...
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