Neave, as everyone calls him, hasn't changed much over the years. He still has that mischeivous sense of fun, that infectious laugh and approach to things quite unlike anyone else I've met. Not qualities I needed to find at 4am after a cab ride back to my folks house after a night out in London and that laugh not stopping and waking them up...

Elliot shone bright in the UK scene for a while, heavily sponsored by Oakley and supported by Scott Todd, Elliot was a heavy hitter, lived for going big and pushing himself and a drive that was a rarity in snowboarding at that time. Elliot lived his life much the same off the board. The centre of any party or shenanigans, usually with a willing cohort of mates made up of the best riders in the UK, good times indeed.

We haven't seen Elliot on a board. much recently, I think some ex pro riders struggle with snowboarding after their career ends, trying to find the balance between fun and drive, but I hope we get to ride togther soon, I think he'll remember how much he loves it...

As always, we are kindly looked after by The Snowboard Asyum https://www.snowboard-asylum.com/

Lizzie and Dan from Burton https://www.burton.com/gb/en/home?regionSelector=true

Tom from Transform Gloves https://transformgloves.com/en-gb

Chris from Canoe Inc for Oakley Goggles https://www.oakley.com/en-gb

And a shout out to Tom from Volcom https://highdaysltd.com/

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