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There is one thing about the Freaks that you can always count on: whatever or wherever they’re skiing, they’ll go big and make it look damn good in the process. Victor Major and Baker Boyd keep the reputation alive during a day in the Colorado backcountry with filmer Ben Moscona. Seulement 2, les problèmes respiratoires ont un […]
Jib-master Jeremy “Pan” Pancras is at it again, wasting no time to throw down in the streets of his home town of Annecy, France. From rails to backflip tree bonks, this dude knows how to do urban.
To survey a scene of roasting goats, pigs, whisky, bonfires, bands, and over 1000 athletes getting together to celebrate life and raise money for a fellow skier, one thing is for sure: no one will ever say skiers don’t know how to throw a party.
Dripping in skimo gear and heavily skeptical, Klaus Kloutman takes on Snoqualmonix, WA with a serious dose of French attitude. In Folkrm Poles’ 8-minute mockumentary, Kloutman doesn’t hold back as he gallivants around Alpental, WA, Borat-style, spreading his opinions on poles and scoffing at the lack of technical skiing he can find. “I don’t quite […]
“Blue Hour” is like hopping right into Amie Engerbretson’s brain. The four-minute short, narrated by the skier herself, explores the beauty and complexity of life’s in-between moments. No matter what the internet suggests, the life of a professional skier is more than dreamy pow turns and epic missions. There are highs and lows, uncertainty and […]
Horse-accessed ski lines are not something you see every day. But for Amy Jane David, it’s the ultimate way to combine the world she came from with the world she lives in. “The Way Back” chronicles David, Tatum Monod and Emilé Zynobia’s late June adventure in the Wyoming Range, utilizing horses to access remote ski […]
Did you flip through the 18.1 opening gallery and want just a smidge more? You’re in luck. Brett Schreckngost’s shot of Bobby Brown hitting the Silverton road gap ended up as a two-page spread in our fall issue, snapped while filming for White Gold, a dreamy five minutes of backcountry booter heaven. The short film […]
If you’re in the mood for some dreamy pow skiing, look no further. Yu Sasaki’s Home from Home is a glimpse into the deepest days at the two places he’s called home: Japan and British Columbia. There’s no doubt the Japanese skier is drawn to the snowiest places he can find. Born in Sapporo, Japan […]
Jackson Hole is steeped in skiing history. Historical ski descents, old-school legends, storied buildings—but the women pro skiers in the Tetons are setting a new kind of example. Rad Moms is a peek into the lives of five professional skiers-turned-moms, highlighting the strength and determination they’ve put into their ski careers as well as their […]
Level 1 just released their feature film, Wasteland, free online for your streaming pleasure. The 28-minute film is a celebration of 25 years of Level 1 film production (does that make anyone else feel old?), featuring athletes like Jonah Williams, Anni Kärävä, Parker White, Taylor Brooke Lundquist and more. Enjoy endless funky urban segments, steep […]
A flash. Cherry blossoms. A train station. A blurry transition. A moment of silence. Freeride World Tour (FWT) athlete Max Palm’s new short film, GLÖMASKA, is one that makes us do a double take. Alongside the expertise of filmmaker Felix Raffaelli, the two produced a six-minute ski short that toys with the viewer’s perception. Glömaska […]
If there are two skiers who can make any ski surface look good, it’s Jim Ryan and Madison Rose Ostergren. In the first installment of the two-part episode, the Jackson duo gets a frigid midwinter alpine start to ski the Amora Vida Couloir on the South Teton in Grand Teton National Park, WY. With 6,000 […]
What happens when the sun goes down at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort? The gunrunning team is just getting started. Jackson Hole’s new short film, Gunrunners, highlights the team of snowmakers responsible for filling the resort’s slopes with artificial snow. It’s a dangerous job, performed mostly at night when the temps drop—working on snow machines, battling […]
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