Vista, CA…DC is pleased to announce the release of its secondfull-length snowboarding video: Mtn.Lab 1.5. Hitting retail stores lateOctober 2007, Mtn.Lab 1.5 follows the DC Snowboarding Team as theycross the globe looking for snow during the challenging season.Featured is DC’s entire pro team including its international amateurmembers: Devun Walsh, Aaron Bittner, Iikka Backstom, Lauri Heiskari,Todd Richards, Travis Rice, Eddie Wall, Bjorn Lienes, Chas Guldemond,Torstein Horgmo and Jonas Carlson.

Returning for his second role asdirector for DC is Pierre Wikberg, who also directed DC’s 2005 Mtn.Labvideo and the Robot Food Trilogies. Originally, Mtn.Lab 1.5 was to benamed Mtn.Lab 2.0, but the poor snow season in Utah forcedreconsideration of the title. The new title - Mtn.Lab 1.5 - was chosenbecause DC decided that it didn’t get the level of snowshred actionfrom the Mtn.Lab to live up to the sequel name of “2.0”.

“I could say that the season was challenging, but everyone alreadyknows that. I think our new title lays it out perfectly,” explained DCCo-Founder, Ken Block. “Despite that, we were able to make an amazingvideo that lives up to the Mtn.Lab name and really showcases the funand importance of the Lab for DC, plus the guys got great footage fromfilming trips all over world. The team put in big effort and Pierre(Wikberg) brought his magic to the screen once again.”

Following in the same spirit of The Mtn.Lab, the video takes a funlook at the team as they hit spots worldwide and, of course, DC’sinfamous Mtn.Lab in Utah. The remodeled Lab provides ample park footagealong with big mountain terrain from Chile, Finland, B.C. Canada,Sweden, Tahoe, Colorado and New Zealand throughout the video.

Along with the exotic locales and exciting footage, look for bonusfeatures and hidden movies to be include by Director Pierre Wikburg.Mtn.Lab 1.5 will feature unique packaging and can be purchased for$19.95 just in time to get stoked for the upcoming season.