Every member of our team has been specifically chosen because they have unique and special qualities. Whether that be they way they ski or interact with the people around them it all comes through in their style. What you wear … Continued
Noah Wallace came by the LPP this summer to talk about falling asleep on horses, how a girl was the reason he started skiing.
Matt Walker takes time out of his busy shredding schedule for the first major interview of his career.
NS sits down with Louis-Charles Chartrand of NSF to talk about his new movie, Why Not. Check out the French and English versions of the interview.
With freeskiing's debut as an Olympic sport approaching in Sochi 2014, skiers are fighting to earn a spot on their country's team. Klaus Finne, 22, from Norway is one of them.
SkiFilmReviews.com speaks to Candide Thovex about his latest movie, Few Words and more!
Throughout recent freeski history the Wasatch range has been prominently featured in all forms of media publications. The mountains surrounding Salt Lake City, Utah provide dozens of natural jump spots as well as some of the most famous gaps in … Continued
Sam Smoothy's most embarrassing moment? Who will win the Olympics? What his skiing to do with Vin Disel and Charlie and Chocolate Factory? The answers to all these questions and many more about the archetypal Kiwi ski bum can be found right here:
From humble beginnings on the dry slopes of the UK all the way to rockin X Games, Woodsy is relentless!
As part of his Current State: Snowboarding book, David Benedek meets Scotty Wittlake, snowboarding's anarchic trailblazer who spurned a pro career for a simpler life.
Marg is a likeable dude and brings a refreshing attitude to the comp scene. He was also kind enough to answer some questions we put in front of him regarding the the Orage Masters, Sochi and summer camp.
Turpin and Mauro have been coaching the Russian Olympic Freestyle Team leading into the Sochi Olympics
Elyse Saugstad isn’t exactly an up-and-comer. The Alaska native has been a known and respected player in the big mountain ski scene for years, having earned a taste for speed and a discipline in steep, fast, high-consequence terrain on the downhill ski circuit – ski racing’s fastest format.
Olympian and World and X-Games Champion Ski Cross Racer KELSEY SERWA and STAN REY are the guests on this super funny episode.
Earlier this month we witnessed the balls-out skiing of Johan Jonsson, whose quest to create a likebomb video in the meager early-season conditions around the Swiss Alps led him to crank the DINs to a femur-snapping 19 and charge conditions full of ice, crust, refrozen mank, and even bare rockswith a speed, commitment, and fluidity that set the internet ablaze. With most of your feed usually taken up by TGR posts promoting the mostly epic blower and all-time conditions, it was great to be able to post about somebody going for it in the marginal conditions we spend the majority of our weekends skiing any given winter. But kids - definitely don't try that at home. Young Pocatello, Idaho native Sander Hadley is living in SLC these days and trying to make a name for himself as a pro shredder, and no doubt took a cue from Johan to put out his own POV edit of him going for broke at Snowbird during the area's recent snowfall drought - rocks, trees, shrubs, and awful snow be damned. Is this what it takes to make it as a new-age pro these days?!? But the bigger question is this: who blasted sh*t f*#k conditons better??
Check out the new Blister Podcast, and our conversation with Line & K2 ski designer, Jed Yeiser.
Hey guys. Steve Rozendaal here. I am the creator of the new Vice Sports show "lifted." My old friend Doug Bishop asked me to come on here and do a live Q&A.
Daron Rahlves on racing, freeriding and the upcoming Verbier Xtreme
Having lived on the cusp of stardom for the past decade, freekier Cody Townsend finally broke through with an epic couloir line in Alaska—but the 15-second clip that made him famous was the product of decades of hard work
