Duthie's first taste of snowboarding was on a stormbound Cairngorm Mountain in 1999. Years of punishment at the hands of Bellahouston's Dendix dry slope followed, with seasons in France and New Zealand not far behind. He retains a misplaced affection for drymat, and considers the invention of Snowflex to be right up there with penicillin and the lightbulb. Duthie eventually joined Whitelines full-time in 2013 following a few years' freelance work, and is now Deputy Editor for all things UK and gear across Whitelines, Onboard and Snowboarder MBM. As both a shaky snowboarder and cack-handed homebrewer, he spends most of his time worrying about gravity.
New snowboard series covering indoor, dryslope and the real stuff
Latest look at the augmented reality snowboard goggles
The "adventure-chasing hostel on wheels" takes its maiden voyage.
George Scott, Angus Leith and Jesse Smith unleashed in Austria
Solar panels, wind farms and hybrid piste-bashers... but will it be enough?
The UK's premier dry slope event back in Bearsden for a sixth year
A look at three of UK snowboarding's heaviest hitters
The favourites take the golds in challenging conditions
First comp of the Brits goes off in Laax
We begin our countdown of the best of British...
The ultimate east-coast park session starring Scott Stevens, Jesse Paul and many more
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