My cheeks hurt from smiling so much. You captured what freeriding means to me now, in my 40's, with a bunch of kids and responsibilities. It's different now than when I was 20 hucking things to flat. Thanks for this, sometimes I need the reminder of why I have to make time to ride.
whoever came up with 4:10 can have my life, that was a really good example of visual audio narrative 10:14 mannnnnn sound designerss!!!! love it those trees whoosh sfx so good
If I didn't have endless dreams about riding in the North Shore before... amazing film, beautiful and inspiring in equal measure. One day I'll have the bike, the time, the money and the skill (most of which I am totally lacking) to get to Vancouver and even just stand for a while at the top of one of these runs in the damp forest and soak it up before dropping in and, inevitably, completely stacking it on the first unruly root or loamy berm or slick bit of woodwork... But my God! The separated shoulder, contusions and concussion would be worth it!
I remember watching Thomas for the first time in NWD 5. His style was so laid back and so effortless. then watching him in Seasons, he somehow managed to go bigger and faster then everyone, and his whip was legendary. Him and Mccaul got me hooked on MTB
Agreed bud. It was 'Seasons' for me back in 2007. LBS hoasted a viewing in our college's new rec center. Been hooked ever since. So much steeze and Cam's energy/attitude as another YTer put it, children that never grew up but in a beautiful way.
Really amazing to see our heroes flow with us down the trail of life. It helps some of us I imagine, not feel so alone or scared that we're losing ourselves through our 30's.
BY FAR the best TIH to date. Thomas Vanderham was a favourite of mine since the start and his riding is always smooth, regardless of how big the hits are! More of these please!
Thomas has probably been my favourite rider since waaaaay back in the day. Finally met him on the chairlift in whistler a couple years ago and he is a super chill humble dude! Love this vid
I frigen love that guy! So honored to have spent a little time with him here in Australia. Such an amazing rider but an even better person. So humble...so kind! They'll never be another like him!!!!!!!
That... was spectacular. The vintage late 1990's footage takes me back to the days when the RM Pipeline was the raddest thing I had seen (owned) and man... what a rad time it was. Brilliant, so glad I found this.
I remember going up to BC, and meeting Thomas. I was from the Tahoe area and the terrain and skills were a complete different universe for me. He's always been one of my favorite pro riders, down to earth and without any extroverted BS. Great video!
I clearly remember when thomas revealed himself to the world, in the film kranked 3, it was just pure emotion. Like an art, not like a sport. So much emotion, perhaps because he was one of the first freeriders to come from mtb spontaneous generation, who did not come from bmx, motorbike, ski, snowboard, or another sport.
Incredible film! And shoutout to Shimano for sponsoring a video that focuses on what Thomas wanted to show and not seeing XTR components in every shot. Hell, I saw the Fox fork more than anything Shimano on his Bikes! 🤣
Amazing, really enjoyed this one. And one of the most beautiful shots from 9:30 - 9:50, that tabletop was beautilful. Keep it up Thomas, and all the best to you and your family!
You guys are heroes. We used to copy what you did and you inspired my mates and I, to build probably the first North Shore style stunts in the UK. Good times :)
Man it's so great to see, how Vanderham still love to ride and personal to me a cool feeling after als those years of biking. Ride on! Beside that fact: the Home series are Cinema Art!
Rad film! So awesome seeing that ridgeline trail in Edmonton filmed like that!! Lots of fond memories riding that trail! Cool to know Thomas was from the same neighborhood.
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this is home might just be the best series ever.
Oh yea has to be
This is some HIGH QUALITY filmmaking right here.
Sterling never disappoints
TEEEEVEEEEE- 20 years ago I could watch you ride all day in those old segments. Nothing has changed.
My cheeks hurt from smiling so much. You captured what freeriding means to me now, in my 40's, with a bunch of kids and responsibilities. It's different now than when I was 20 hucking things to flat. Thanks for this, sometimes I need the reminder of why I have to make time to ride.
Incredible film! Such a great tribute to Thomas, his career, and family. Amazing work by everyone involved.
Yeah... The low light captures the feeling of the North Shore. Credit to Sterling Lowrence for the photography too.
whoever came up with 4:10 can have my life, that was a really good example of visual audio narrative
10:14 mannnnnn sound designerss!!!! love it those trees whoosh sfx so good
If I didn't have endless dreams about riding in the North Shore before... amazing film, beautiful and inspiring in equal measure.
One day I'll have the bike, the time, the money and the skill (most of which I am totally lacking) to get to Vancouver and even just stand for a while at the top of one of these runs in the damp forest and soak it up before dropping in and, inevitably, completely stacking it on the first unruly root or loamy berm or slick bit of woodwork... But my God! The separated shoulder, contusions and concussion would be worth it!
Beautifully shot. I have enjoyed watching you ride since The Collective. We still say “3, 2, 1, dropping In.”
I see a kid who never grew up , in a beautiful way, Thomas , never stop loving your life and friends
It's an awesome way to be.. peace dude
I remember watching Thomas for the first time in NWD 5. His style was so laid back and so effortless. then watching him in Seasons, he somehow managed to go bigger and faster then everyone, and his whip was legendary.
Him and Mccaul got me hooked on MTB
Agreed bud. It was 'Seasons' for me back in 2007. LBS hoasted a viewing in our college's new rec center. Been hooked ever since. So much steeze and Cam's energy/attitude as another YTer put it, children that never grew up but in a beautiful way.
Thooooose scrubs were mind blowing
I have no words to describe the unbeliveablessness of this film. Absolutely breathtaking.
Perfect film in every way... story, cinematography, editing, music, riding... perfect.
Really amazing to see our heroes flow with us down the trail of life. It helps some of us I imagine, not feel so alone or scared that we're losing ourselves through our 30's.
This is home is the best series ever, high quality in so many ways🔥
This series has been the best, story and cinematography wise. Absolutely love it.
Thomas Vanderham, a legend in MTB freeride with a riding style I always look up to :)
Love that old school north shore footage
The Shimano This is home videos are the best mountainbiking videos I have ever seen!!! Nice job Shimano, keep it going!
This is why I support Shimano and so many other reasons. Great to see great locals recognized.
Incredible work! Thomas is a real gem in mountain biking 🤘
Loved this, such a humble guy, the love of biking comes through in spades. Epic forest too.
These are the best videos. It's like what surf movies used to be. That guy absolutely rips!
BY FAR the best TIH to date. Thomas Vanderham was a favourite of mine since the start and his riding is always smooth, regardless of how big the hits are! More of these please!
Tangible, organic and inspiring. We are constantly bombarded with bike films trying overly hard to impress us. Thank you all for this short film
This is truly a piece of art! Great filming, great editing, emotional story and all this with one of my favorite riders... 🖤
Thanks for this guys!
Awesome, thats why I love Mountain biking, the scenery, the challenges, all therapy for me.
Huge props to Shimano for doing this series, easily my favorite.
This is becoming my morning routine. Coming here and dreaming Big...
Thomas has probably been my favourite rider since waaaaay back in the day. Finally met him on the chairlift in whistler a couple years ago and he is a super chill humble dude! Love this vid
These videography and editing skills are out of this world!!
So many throwbacks to my early enthusiasm in cycling/teenage years! Thanks Shimano/TV!
Shimano, you are the best!
Thank you.
Amazing work, guys! So cool to see Thomas still sending it like that. I'm out for a ride now.
Amazing filming, great video!
0:37 one of the best cities in the world! love it! especially The North Shore!
As a MTB freak this is one of the greatest series made. Keep up the good work!
WOW!!!! THIS is why! Don't need to say anything else! Just love it!
Watching this Thomas mountain biking life made my day!
Brilliant :) All the best Thomas! Edmonton to BC... an Amazing Story.. wish you continued success :)
what an incredible cinematography and also was posted on the day of my birthday. Good job so stoked to be back on my bike soon. :)
I frigen love that guy! So honored to have spent a little time with him here in Australia. Such an amazing rider but an even better person. So humble...so kind! They'll never be another like him!!!!!!!
This is home is SOOO good. Love watching them. Inspiring for sure!!
That... was spectacular. The vintage late 1990's footage takes me back to the days when the RM Pipeline was the raddest thing I had seen (owned) and man... what a rad time it was.
Brilliant, so glad I found this.
Thomas Vanderham to me means effortless style and fluidity no matter how jaw dropping the drop or jump.
I remember going up to BC, and meeting Thomas. I was from the Tahoe area and the terrain and skills were a complete different universe for me. He's always been one of my favorite pro riders, down to earth and without any extroverted BS. Great video!
Great wee watch! Stunning light in the wise old woods, as always 👌
I clearly remember when thomas revealed himself to the world, in the film kranked 3, it was just pure emotion. Like an art, not like a sport. So much emotion, perhaps because he was one of the first freeriders to come from mtb spontaneous generation, who did not come from bmx, motorbike, ski, snowboard, or another sport.
Love this! Thank you.
Incredible film! And shoutout to Shimano for sponsoring a video that focuses on what Thomas wanted to show and not seeing XTR components in every shot. Hell, I saw the Fox fork more than anything Shimano on his Bikes! 🤣
the cinematography aspect is awesome. the photography work of Sterling Lorence is awesome too and the riding style of Thomas is no Joke
Great person! Watched your riding since 15 years, greetings from Europe
What an amazing video of a MTB legend.
What’s the last song? “Go now, go now, tomorrow waits for you”... can’t find it on google, nor with shazam... thanks Ü
look in the description
Thanks but no. They only listed the first two songs...
I don't know how you guys did it, but the cinematography is just insane. So beautiful and cinematic.
Amazing, really enjoyed this one. And one of the most beautiful shots from 9:30 - 9:50, that tabletop was beautilful. Keep it up Thomas, and all the best to you and your family!
Love this! The video style, how the story is told, camera shots, the people involved, the music, sfx - jus a good nice mountain bike video. Good job!
I liked this video. It was cool to see my grandparents old house. Thomas’s new house 🙂
So good, and thanks for the introduction to Andrew Judah. Wow.
Song at 8:30-10:30?
So fresh so clean..! Big up 😉✊✌️
Loved the mac-ride segment. A fantastic piece of kit for the wee ones to come riding with parents!
You guys are heroes. We used to copy what you did and you inspired my mates and I, to build probably the first North Shore style stunts in the UK. Good times :)
❤️ Beautiful Cinematography! Love this!
One of the best vids I’ve ever ver seen 🙌👍
Visual soul food. Thanks so much to everyone involved!
DAMN that was good!!
Man it's so great to see, how Vanderham still love to ride and personal to me a cool feeling after als those years of biking.
Ride on!
Beside that fact: the Home series are Cinema Art!
This is absolutely awesome ! Make me want to ride more
Beautiful!!! Respect for Bulgaria ✌️ one ❤️🚴✌️
Sweeeeet! Could (and will) watch this a dozen times.
I want to ride PNW trails so badly! That place looks like my own personal heaven. I can smell it from here!
Great storyline, cinematography and grading. Love it!
This is one awesome séries of videos. Kudos to you guys at Shimano.
Just Awesome. Thanks.!
Excelente! Gran series de videos "this is Home!"
The song of the minute 6:50 is a special song for the video it has not come out on digital platforms it is sad it is a wonder of song
Great story nice to see and thanks for sharing.
"no no, I`m not famous..." humble
Wow this was an amazing video to watch visually..........
beautiful!
Great vid Thomas. The mix of story telling and great visuals really gets me stoked to ride. Great job!
This is pure cinematography
Great film... Love the muted winter misty colours.
Great guy. Great Father. Great rider. Great video. Anyone that pushes that thumbs down has serious self esteem issues.
:0 best episode so far !!! great rider ! congrats to the photographer and editor for excellent video
Great serie This is home
the best filmmakers for this one.
Rad film!
So awesome seeing that ridgeline trail in Edmonton filmed like that!! Lots of fond memories riding that trail! Cool to know Thomas was from the same neighborhood.
Beautiful and inspiring
Its beautiful how can bike make you happy ❤️
Awesome feature, awesome video......now to leave work and go ride! LOL :)
Beautiful video. Love the fam
Love this series !
Thanks for everything!!!
Awesome series
I love these videos 😁
i love this series 🙌
Beautiful video.
Really love this video 🔥😍
Amazing vídeo!!!