Despite the legends, “Japow” is not always guaranteed during trips to Japan–the season is short, and missing a neck-deep storm can come down to missing a single bullet train. Last January, Sammy Carlson, Karl Fostvedt, and Lucas Wachs journeyed to...
Over skiing’s long, long history, there are a few specific moments that changed the sport. Jeremy Nobis’s 1997 descent of Pyramid, a monster face in Alaska, was one of those lines. While filming for Teton Gravity Research’s 1997 film, “Harvest,”...
Now in his 40s, Mike Douglas isn’t a young-buck new-schooler anymore. Douglas has spent a lot of time in the long-lived country of Japan, and during his last trip he focused on the country’s diet, fitness, onsens and temples. He...
For their newest film, “Guest List,” the Good Company crew traveled to all sorts of places, including stops in the Pacific Northwest. PNW locals Lucas Wachs and John Ware, along with “Crazy” Karl Fostvedt, made the trip north to Washington...
In the snow world, the Suzuki Nine Knights and Queens contests are known for insane new tricks, huge sending, and a general good time. The MTB version is built on that same mold, and this year’s event in South Tyrol,...
Sam Favret and Julien Herry are set to release the trailer for their new film, “Waking Dream,” in the next few days, which–from the images Sam has been sharing–promises to be utterly insane. In a semi-#tbt, watch Sam’s previous short...
Over the past few years, Caroline Gleich has plied big mountains around the world and spoke on climate change and land use issues, all the while suffering the abuse of an internet stalker and criticism from parts of the ski...
It’s no secrete that Revelstoke, BC is a powder paradise, one of the reasons Jonnie Merrill spent last season in the area. Using everything from phones to drones, Merrill and company got after the goods and captured one hell of...
From Japan to British Columbia, Sean Pettit spent last season chasing powder, lots and lots of powder. He found it.
Tweaks, mid-spin shifties, hand drags, butters and one of the biggest double backflips of the year–whatever it is, Dylan Siggers does it with the utmost levels of style. His 2016/17 edit is no exception, where he can’t seem to keep...
The 2016/17 season was a good one for the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, and Matic Gobec was there to enjoy the deep, deep goods. From coolies to gluttonous pow turns, Gobec’s edit will leave you frothing to ski (if...
Red Bull’s Hardline–held in the Dyfi Valley of Wales, UK–is a mix of rocky, bone-crunching ultra-tech and massive, groomed jumps. Designed by Dan Atherton, the race attracts some of the world’s best riders; it will also leave you white-knuckled, as...