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We don’t know who coined the term “slow-roasting” in relation to the ski film industry, but making a journey to Alaska is a sure fire way to understand what it fully means.
After a month and a half of intense competition, empty miles on the road, and countless Coronas it was time to, well, ski some more. As the hangover from Crested Butte ebbed, we loaded up the sleds and headed north, home to Idaho to tap into zones in the Sawtooth National Forrest that had been beckoning for years.
The following is an excerpt from the novel Sweeney on-the-Fringe, written by powder magazine's former copy editor Dave Robinson. The book documents the “fall” of a Boston-area baseball-prodigy-turned-surf-bum.
If I was a gambling man, I should have played the lottery. By all accounts, we cleaned out the house known as the Central Cascades. Only a few times, if any, during the year do all the elements combine to create those most memorable of days.
Looking to add that extra oomph to the videos you post to YouTube? Or perhaps you desire to enter the realm of professional action sports video production?
The firrst-annual Grand Targhee Tee Off. Video highlights from days one and two of the junior freeski event.
Deemed the most legendary freeriding and freeskiing event on the planet, New Zealand’s World Heli Challenge is set to return this August 9th through the 24th, 2008 after a six-year hiatus.
The second stop on the 2008 Freeskiing World Tour arrives once again at Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort March 18-23 for the 11th Annual Subaru U.S. Freeskiing Nationals. Watch is live here on Powdermag.com.
The inaugural Freeride World Tour, an ambitious series of competitions organized by renowned European event promo maestro Nicolas Hale-Woods, wrapped up this weekend with the 13th edition of the Nissan/O’Neill Verbier Xtreme.
At the encouragement of a good friend, I am writing my version of the avalanche that left two friends and I feeling very fortunate to be alive.