The week of world records, firsts and style that is the Audi Nines, wrapped up on Saturday.
Did David Wise break Simon Dumont's quarterpipe world record last week? David gives us his side.
Fresh from dominating the Freeride World Tour, we catch up with Markus Eder, chilling back home in Italy. He talks about the tour, his favourite skiers and educates (me at least) about the area of Italy's that he's from!
From Nose Butter Triples to the Wu Tang Clan, everyone knows about Henrik Harlaut! Or do they? You can probably guess some of his ambitions, but I bet you'll be surprised by at least one!
Neither managed to win their respective events on the day, with Wadeck Gorek and Elisabeth Gerritzen taking the coveted Verbier Extreme titles, but Markus Eder and Ariana Tricomi took both FWT 2019 titles back to Italy.
The leader of Ski Men, Markus Eder, tells us what's going through his mind, the day before the final stop of the Freeride World Tour 2019.
Tanner Hall didn't make it to Switzerland for the last stop of the Freeride World Tour 2019.
Trevor Kennison is the sit-skier who’s send at Corbet’s Couloir, at the Kings and Queens of Corbet’s ‘19, launched him into the skiing mainstream. I met Trevor, at the High Fives x Access Unlimited Adaptive Fly Fishing camp back in Summer 2017. I was struck by his positivity, back then, and we just laughed, joked and fished. We caught up, last week, to talk about how he became a sit-ski superstar!
He's cruising around Europe in a muscle car with a ski rack on the roof!
We caught B-Dog on a rest day, while filming his 2019 entry for Real Ski. Chilling out at home, in Shawinigan, Quebec, Phil talks about developing his pro model with Armada, his movie En Particulier and even his love for quinoa…
Twoowt Skis is a new Russian ski brand. Freeskiing is still a relatively new concept in Russia, but when a new freeski brand comes “out of nowhere” it’s worth investigating. We asked Twoowt team member, Andrey Anufriev about the company and how it became a reality.
The FWT 2019 headed to Canada for its second stop. Young Guns took the gold for both men and women.
... by Jason Arens and Woodsy. The FIS World Championships Slopestyle final takes place on Wednesday. This will be another opportunity to see the new FIS Slopestyle judging system. We spoke to one of skiing’s most experienced judges, Jason Arens, to explain what the changes actually are and why they’ve been made:
From competition-skier, to street-skier, from skiing on a team with people he grew up with, to joining the hottest team in skiing in 2019. At just 22, Alex Hackel has squeezed a lifetime of experiences into just a few years. He tells us the story behind the twists and turns.
Founder of the Tell A Friend Tour, Andy Parry, discusses the state of skiing and the importance of the Tour, not just for him, but for freeskiing in general.
In December 2017, Saga's warehouse was robbed. Thousands of Dollars-worth of products were stolen. Saga's Co-founder/Ceo, Andy Mallett, tells us the story and tells us how they've recovered and even improved after the heist!
The Finnish company that bought Armada in 2017, Amer Sports, are themselves on the brink of being taken over by a consortium led by China’s Anta Sports.
After a weekend of watching the superstars at the Dew Tour in Breckenridge, we sit down with “normal guy” Mike Hornbeck, to talk about being a different sort of pro.
Jason Arens is one of skiing’s top judges, but first and foremost, he’s a skier. The Tahoe native tells us about how most ski judges still ride the courses themselves and more...
Tom Wallisch has come a long way since winning Superunknown IV back in 2007. The “King of Afterbang” has just kept on innovating in the 12 years since that game-changing video. He sits down, for an extended interview, to talk about everything from how he got started to how skiing has changed throughout his career, with so much in between. The 31-year-old is now a veteran of Newschool skiing and he talks a lot of sense about some of the biggest issues in our sport.
