Freeskier KC Deane is an animal that destroys everything in his path. This is his segment in the award winning film That’s Fine by Voleurz.

Voleurz’ FW12 collection embodies their notorious urban style while integrating contemporary colours and clean, distinct lines. FW12 introduces neutral colours (think army green and maroon), high thread count wovens, and V exclusive poly-cotton blend tees that are more comfortable than the flannel pajamas you wore on Christmas morning.

Keeping with their roots, this collection includes a line of bold graphic tees, traditional V tees and hoodies, and an array of men’s and women’s flannels, wovens and jackets that bring casual comfort to streetwear fashion. This season Voleurz is excited to reintroduce a line of headwear bringing 6-panel hats in denim and wool fabrics as well as offering their ubiquitous V toques.

The womens line shows variations on silhouettes including form fitting knits, oversize loose fitting pullovers and tees, fun variations on classic tanks, and unique graphics throughout the line. Womens jackets this season offer function and style, with feminine tailored garments showing great detailing and even some faux sheepskin lining.

Growing up in sub-par shred conditions in a small town called Timmins, Ontario, Jesse began riding with little-person Craig Bowl-U on bunny hills and golf courses. The lack of snow and not-so-casual -55 degree conditions forced Jesse to get creative, building his own rail park during welding class in grade 9. The rails he built gained local attention to the point that his local mountain (Kamiskotia) placed them on mountain, and created their first terrain park “Booby trap”.

Fresh out of high school Jesse joined every other up-and-coming shredhead and moved to Whistler where he continues to stand out amongst the others. Take a look at his promo and you’ll see what we’re talking about: BS rodeo to frontboard, 270 out? YUP, that happened…

Filmed by:
Ryan Kenny
Ben Webb
Brian Finestone
Darren Rayner

Despite being one of the rainiest cities in the world, Canada’s most prominent skateboard figures move to Vancouver to push their street skating, shoot video segments, and to get a little closer to the skate mecca of the world, Cali. This edit features the Voleurz skateboard team shot entirely Vancouver during the summer of 2011: Tyler Holm, Jan Schuster, Corey Klim, Billy Mitchell, Cam Schuster & friends.

#RVLife - a short film by Voleurz, featuring the antics of our non-nuclear Family while on tour premiering our 2011 snow/skate film - That’s Fine. Nice of us lived in an RV for 2 weeks and enjoyed the beautiful Canadian countryside, partied a little (a lot), and skateboarded at every chance we had.

#RVLife was filmed on location in Edmonton, Airdrie, Calgary, Fernie, Banff, Revelstoke, Vernon, Penticton and features the skateboarding of Tyler Holm and newly appointed Voleurz Family member, Beau Larson, hailing from Calgary AB.

Our 2011 Tour was brought to you by Cariboo Brewing, Faction Skis, Kombi gloves, Line Skis

Voleurz token mountain bike team, Mason Mashon and Callum Jelley bring you a short film shot at Retallack lodge. This was one of the first bike descents on what’s been labelled as BC’s premiere cat ski and heli ski operation during winter months. Not only were Mason and Callum featured in this film, but they also shot most of it themselves. How did they do that, you may ask? Some say “magic”, others would say “tripod”... and a little help from some friends.

Towards the end of their trip they linked up with maniac stunt-man Josh Stack, for some cliff jumping at the waters of Kalamalka lake in Vernon, BC.

“Forever in Chuck Taylors and a bandana, Vaccaro builds new-school classic rock”. His ballads, in particular, feature “soaring, heartfelt moments that are as much Snow Patrol as they are Journey. Sounds pretty irresistible, right? Well, it is” – MTV Buzzworthy

We’d like to officially welcome solo artist Vince Vaccaro to the Voleurz Family. Vince’s music career saw humbling beginnings, forming Djemba circles in his hometown of Victoria, BC.  Despite calling Victoria home, Vince is always on the road. Whether playing shows across the Rockies in the cold Canadian winter, or touring across the scarring heat of the Australian plains, Vince has become known for his versatility, and motivation to keep moving forward and never look back. He told RaisedOnIndie.com:

“Playing live is always a different deal for me. Sometimes I have a band, and sometimes it’s just me and a guitar- I don’t know what I like best, but it’s so good to have my friends up there with me. The songs are the same either way, I guess it’s like two separate colors.”
Vince’s career received a huge boost when he contested at the renowned Peak Performance Project in October 2010, receiving a whooping $50,000- something every emerging artist can only dream of.

Vince recently released The Dove and Oceans EP, and will be releasing a new EP every few months:
“The first of these EPs was released online and download seedcard September 6th as The Dove.  The songs on this EP are big and Hi Fidelity, mixed by producer Warne Livesey (Matthew Good, Xavier Rudd) and mastered in the UK by Tim Young (Queen, Led Zeppelin).  As polished and tight as I come, these three tracks were all that a stereo sound can bring – mission accomplished on this front.”

Vince, we are incredibly proud and excited to welcome you to the Family. Your humble soul, dedication to music, and incredible motivation to follow your dreams is something we are excited to be a part of.
-Darren Rayner, Voleurz.

For more info on Vince Vaccaro go to www.vincevaccaro.com and for free music go to vincevaccaro.bandcamp.com

That’s Fine documents the antics and exploits of the infamous Voleurz Family, which is comprised of skiers, snowboarders and skateboarders, making the multi-sport offering one of the most well-rounded and diverse films in the action sports world. Highlights include snowboarder Justin VDP slaying pillow lines in the Whistler backcountry, freeskier KC Deane’s jaw-dropping big mountain segment, a raucous urban trip to Ontario with Scott Sych & Matt Brindisi, the unique style of one of skiing’s most imaginative individuals, Max Hill (along with the highly entertaining return of Max Hill vs The Intern), skateboarding the streets of Vancouver with Tyler Holm, and of course, the hilarious and not-to-be-missed Winter Volympics.