... and it's definitely the best year to date.
The results are in, and the medalists are...
The Real Ski videos are here and they are every bit as crazy as you might think. Who's going to take the W?
Not too long ago I made a thread asking for help to create a timeline of the winning tricks from X Games Ski Big Air. Here it is!
Madness as always under the lights in Aspen.
In stacked field of X Games Real Ski, Will Wesson and Filmer Johnny Durst took home the gold.
Well this is going to be fucked up.
This year saw a couple of the all-time strongest Real Ski entries, but the undisputed winner is...
The final winner has been chosen, and it is none other than...
This X Games has been pretty wild and men's slopestyle was no exception.
Henrik Harlaut changes the game by throwing a nose butter triple cork 16 to win X Games Ski Big Air with Kai Mahler in second and Elias Ambuhl in third.
What went down and the highlights from probably the most competitive event at X Games: Men's Slope Qualifier.
The big one is over and here's what went down, as well as the best of the runs. Did everyone try too much?
Anyone who even watched lives in the future now. Here are all the scored runs.
Kaya, one of the most successful competition skiers of all time announces her retirement.
Who won and what went down in skiing's favorite spinfest.
X Games officially begins tomorrow in Aspen, Colorado, so here's a little preview of what to expect...
Things got sendy under the lights in Aspen.
In which our dominant gold medalist gets the closest thing slopestyle skiing has ever seen to a perfect score.
