Things couldn’t be better for Eero Ettala. The Finnish heartthrob parlayed his first year without a video part into a starring role on his own TV show, some ill new sig Oakley goggles, and his first ever X Games gold. The smile on his face after he stomps his switch double back flip says it all.

For the second portion of Eero’s Ettala’s time in British Columbia filming for “Tracking Eero”, he really got the trip of a lifetime, full-on pow sessions with living legend Terje Haakonsen and buck wile young buck Jake Blauvelt. Here’s a teaser until the full thing comes out next year. Tracking Eero airs on Fuel on Sunday’s at 8:30.

Continuing to achieve some pretty epic career “firsts” during the course of his Fuel show “Tracking Eero,” Eero Ettala got to pop off his first heli mission while in British Columbia last year as he shredded with Danny Kass and Torstein Horgmo. Everything was lovely until the trees attacked. “Tracking Eero” runs on Fuel on Sundays at 8:30 on both coasts.

Continuing on his televised global shred trek known as “Tracking Eero,” Eero Ettala next hit Japan alongside of Kevin Pearce and Nico Muller prior to winning his second Toyota Big Air. The crew lucked out and got dumped on every single day as you can see is this ridiculously powder filled clip. The full episode drops on Fuel on January 3, check your local listings aight?

Ever since the days of Red Dawn, it’s been every kid’s dream to get behind the Iron Curtain and see what Russia is all about. Now in the modern day, we also know that they have faucets that flow vodka, women who’s sense of their own beauty totally escapes them, and tons of shreddable terrain. This is exactly why Eero Ettala’s raddest episode of his “Tracking Eero” series is the Russia Episode. Peep some highlights above and after the jump hear Eero talk about Russia in his own words. Dasvidaniya.

With Mack Dawg not doing a film this year Eero Ettala was looking at having the first season in a long time without a video part. Luckily he just spent half a year filming for his TV show “Tracking Eero” and had mad footage to synch up into a video part of his own. Good thinking dude! Here it is, what he’s calling “one of the most well rounded video parts I have ever put out.”

While the Shut crew was mobbin the lower east side, the west side of town was poppin last night too with the Oakley throwdown for Tracking Eero. Eero Ettala, Jake Blauvelt, Eiki Helgason, and Tanner Hall did it up proper at the Red Bull Space with a mob of shred heads, Oakley bigwigs and Fuel camera crews while DJ Jacyeeoh turned it into a real ho-down. Peep the pics after the jump.

The Oakley Army has invaded NYC tonight for the world premiere of “Tracking Eero,” their new series on Fuel TV. Eero Ettala, Jake Blauvelt and Eiki Helgason have all dropped in for the event at the Red Bull Space in Soho with DJ Jayceeoh on the decks. It’s gonna be rammed out but worth it if you can get in. First 100 get custom Tracking Eero goggles and a beanie. Full info after the jump.

Yesterday we showed you the trailer for Eero Ettala’s new show, “Tracking Eero,” now here’s a look at a segment. Check out how Oakley treats their athletes during Winter X, it ain’t no joke. Rad Collector was at the house a few times last winter and it is some for real insane shit. Best part of this clip: The Chris Hotell cameo. Don’t get it twisted, he’s got one of the best jobs in the world. Via GrindTV.

Oakley has announced a rad project for this winter with “Tracking Eero” a multi-media project following the winter of Finnish super shred Eero Ettala. The project, a joint effort between Oakley’s 1242 Productions and Friday Productions, the crew that did “Terje’s Season’s Pass” on Fuel, will consist of a television series, webisodes and a documentary video. “Tracking Eero” will follow Eero from Russian military zones to Japanese pow to Heli shredding in BC and will also feature appearances from Nicolas Muller, Danny Kass, Eiki Helgason, Torstein Horgmo, Terje Haakonsen, Jake Blauvelt, Eric Botner and Kevin Pearce. Ettala himslef pushed the idea saying “I wanted to do something different from my usual season filming a video part. The idea of a TV show, webisodes and a snowboard movie gave me the chance to go anywhere in the world, ride with whoever I wanted and really try some new things.”

‘Tracking Eero’ will air on international television networks throughout the ‘09-’10 winter, including FUEL TV, NRK, MTV3 and Gaora Sports. For more go to trackingeero.com.