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A Skis’ Width Says a Lot by Mike Whitaker If you want to know what a ski is designed to do, look at its waist width first. This midsection measurement is one of the more important considerations when choosing a ski. Waist width tells the story of what a skis’ intended use is. It may […]
Jeremy Jones Rides Insane 21,500-Foot, 68-Degree Himalayan Spines Miles Clark March 31, 2021 In a conversation a few years ago with Jeremy about his 2013 trip to the Himalayas, he told me that the “Shangri-La Spines” were the longest spines he’s seen anywhere. He explained how in Alaska, the spines are great, but they are rarely […]
Vermont Drops Quarantine Restrictions for Fully Vaccinated Travelers It’s not over yet but damn is that a rainbow poking out of the hurricane’s edge? Stuart Winchester February 25, 2021 And the line of yellow license plates streamed unmolested into Narnia I’ve been having a hell of a good season here in New York, as you’ll […]
Tuck and TUMBLE: All-time FWT Crashes November 18, 2020 by Jordan Grant-Krenz This one is NOT for the faint of heart. Buckle up for the top 10 crashes ever documented on the Freeride World Tour. Everyone knows that the FWT is arguable the most intense competition in all of skiing. With the best of the best […]
The Trailer Park Every single ski movie trailer of the season, parked here for your viewing pleasure October 8, 2020 By Jake Stern Welcome to the Trailer Park. Sit back, relax, crack a cold beverage and check out every ski movie trailer of the season—updated weekly. ENTER HERE Posted from Powder
Huck Yeah! Matchstick Productions launches trailer for its 2020 ski flick Matchstick Productions’ newest ski film is packed with some of the best skiers in the world charging hard and having fun in some of the most spectacular locations imaginable. Prepare to have your mind blown as Hoji, Sam Kuch, Bobby Brown, the breakout girl […]
4 ADVANCED SKIING MISTAKES | And How To Fix Them
Snowcat Bursts Into Flames @ Keystone Ski Resort By: Francis Xavier | January 24, 2020 Pretty sure Keystone wanted to keep this one on the low, but Summit County Fire posted a picture of one of the snowcats ablaze and now the local news picked up on it. There’s something fishy about the post, as they don’t specify what day this happened (one morning last week) or […]
The greatest ski crashes and slams from MSP’s “Return to Send’er” January 16, 2020 by Sam Taggart We all love a good crash segment–there’s just something ridiculous about watching someone else tumble down a mountain, tomahawking in bottomless powder, knowing they’ll be A-OK once they come to a halt. Thankfully, Matchstick Productions has compiled the best […]
JACKSON HOLE SIT SKIER DROPS CORBET’S COULOIR by BARCLAY IDSAL DECEMBER 17, 2019 Dropping! When it comes to going beyond what most would consider possible, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort has been paving the way since its inception in 1963. This past year at the annual Kings and Queens of Corbets competition, sit-skier Trevor Kennison kept that tradition […]
What It Looks Like When You Send A 130 Foot Cliff By: UnofficialNet December 5, 2019 Ever wondered what dropping of a 130-foot cliff looks like from the skier’s POV? We did—thankfully Icey athlete @juliancarr is able to show us. Take a deep breath, and experience the madness. #Icelantic #ReturnToNature #Nomad115
