It’s no secret that Parkin Costain is a beast. He’s been crushing on the big mountain comp circuit for years, and since the Montana native won the Teton Gravity Research Grom Contest, he’s been an obvious up-and-comer to keep your...
Tatum Monod spent most of her winter near Pemberton, BC, plying the steep pillows, convoluted cliff lines, and deep, deep powder of her adopted hometown. After months in BC, she journeyed to Haines for some monster-style AK ripping, capping off...
From the beaches of California to snowy mountains across the West, Chris Benchetler’s “Chasing AdVANture” will take you on a journey that includes a whole cast of skiers, snowboarders, artists, climbers and surfers. Loaded into his custom van, “The Stealthy...
Situated in the Chugach Mountains above Girdwood, AK, Alyeska Resort can boast plenty of unique, natural terrain and impressive snow totals–a perfect place for Bobby Brown to do some styled-out, far-north sending during a spring session.
Throwing it back to a 1974 pow day at Alta Ski Area, when skis were longer than the cost of a season pass, powder stashes lasted all day, and backscratchers and daffies were the freshest steeze. If this doesn’t make...
There is no doubt The Big Picture crew puts together some of the most impeccably styled edits in the game. Now their first full-length film, “Lite Years,” sets the steeze-o-meter at an entirely different level. Damn, son.
Isaac Freeland can do it all: Techy mini-golf spines, big pillow lines, backcountry booters and park sending sessions. For his 2016/17 edit, he turns the volume up to 11, boosting a double backflip that will blow your mind.
For the first episode of their three-film series, a trio of backcountry rippers head to the Chic Choc Mountains, in southern Quebec. It’s an incredible and remote range, with some of the Northeast’s most impressive terrain–the perfect place to find...
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...