Snowboard Brand Releases Unlikely Seeming Collab With Portable Toilet Company

Originally posted on SNOWBOARDER | By Josh Sullivan | Last updated Sep 9, 2025 2:37 PM ET

No sh*t, Airblaster is collaborating with a brand known for their portable toilets.

Yes, it’s for real. The “number two outerwear company in the world” has teamed up with Honey Bucket, a name seen at construction sites and backyard cookouts throughout the Pacific Northwest.

The news was announced in a video on September 5, 2025, that featured team rider Max Warbington jibbing the toilets. You can watch it yourself below.

The collection includes the Access jacket and pants, and a t-shirt. The jacket and pants were developed with Michael McDaniel and feature 10K waterproofing. The jacket is available for $260, while the pant costs $200, and the long-sleeve t-shirt is going for $40.

Airblaster has also made a co-branded version of its baselayer, the Ninja Suit, as well as an Air Flap hat. For those riding in toastier conditions, the Airblaster Windshell Jacket and Wind Pant will also be available. Equipped with a PFC-free DWR finish on the shell, combined with a mesh lining, allows for riding in milder weather.

The partnership was dreamed up thanks to accomplished filmmaker and producer Jake Price. Back in 2003, he filmed the movie December with Airblaster founder Travis Parker and Andrew Crawford.

Price’s father, Craig, was a “legendary expansionist” of the Honey Bucket empire, according to the Airblaster website. When the folks at Airblaster decided they wanted to expand their product line for 2025-2026, they gave the Prices a call. Those are for sale starting at $130 and $100, respectively.

“Since there’s no possible way to concisely paraphrase this multigenerational saga of spicy collaboration…If anyone asks you what the story is, we recommend this: Just shake your head and say, This? Its just some future classic style god type stuff. I’m not sure you’d understand,” the website says. “Then blast some air.”

Price is responsible for some of the most important movies in snowboarding. He's had a role in Robot Food's 2003 film Afterlame, DC Mountain Lab 1.5, Volcom's 2009 film 9191, and the 2017 Vans film Landline. He was also the director of photography on Brown Cinema's 2003 movie Knights of the Brown Table.

Airblaster’s 2025-2026 collection is available for sale online and in your local snowboard shop. Those looking to save a few dollars on this year’s gear—Honey Bucket line not included—can head to the Airblaster site and peruse the sample sale.

This article first appeared on SNOWBOARDER and was syndicated with permission.

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