JACKSON HOLE: WAFFLE BOYS Is a Love Letter to the Grind, the Gnar, and the Tetons

There’s a certain smell that defines Jackson Hole summers. Hot irons. Sugar in the air. A line of tourists wrapped around the summit, waffles in hand, staring down one of the most storied pieces of ski terrain on the planet. For three Jackson-born skiers, that smell is also motivation. A sign of things to come. A summer of dishing up fresh waffles is the precursor to a long winter of deep powder.

JACKSON HOLE: WAFFLE BOYS, a new short film from JHMR, captures the rhythm of a life built around earning turns long before the snow starts falling. Equal parts lighthearted and gnarly, the film follows Tucker Carr, Wyatt Gentry, and Luke Gentry, a trio of brothers who spend their summers working the counter at Corbet’s Cabin. When winter comes around, you can find them sending some of the most technical lines the Tetons have to offer.

All summer long, the Waffle Boys are stationed at 10,450 feet, serving thousands of waffles while staring down at Jackson Hole’s legendary terrain.

When the winter switch finally flips, watch them showcase a selection of Jackson Hole finest terrain: steep tram laps, creative resort hits, epic powder days, and backcountry missions deep in the Tetons.

Waffle Boys leans into a duality that defines Jackson Hole for many of us. Work hard. Ski harder. Laugh often. Send just a little bigger than your buddy.

The film is a celebration of the process, the friendship, and the sentiment that comes from growing up in a place where skiing begets a sense of identity.

At its core, this is a film about earning turns.

Luke Gentry
Luke Gentry is a professional skier and cinematographer who grew up in Victor, Idaho, with Jackson Hole Mountain Resort as his backyard. With his mother working in the Village for more than 25 years and his father serving as a ski instructor, Luke’s upbringing was deeply rooted in the mountain. That lifelong immersion shaped both his skiing and his eye behind the camera. Today, Luke collaborates with brands like Salomon, Teton Gravity Research, and Blank Collective, while producing weekly ski adventures alongside his brother Wyatt and best friend Tucker on their YouTube channel, Crew 22.

Tucker Carr
Born and raised in Jackson, Wyoming, Tucker Carr developed a deep connection to skiing and the outdoors growing up in the Tetons. His approach blends creativity with a relentless drive to progress, both on skis and in film. Tucker is currently focused on producing high-impact ski projects with Crew 22 and Blank Collective Films, carving out his own path in the modern freeride scene.

Wyatt Gentry
Wyatt Gentry was born and raised in Victor, Idaho, and started skiing at just two years old while attending preschool at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. He progressed through local ski programs before moving into the professional freeride competition circuit, where he competed in the Freeride Junior World Championships for two consecutive years, finishing third as the youngest athlete in the field. More recently, Wyatt showcased his skills at Kings & Queens of Corbet’s. He has since shifted toward cinematic projects, working with Blank Collective Films and earning a Breakout Skier of the Year nomination at the iF3 Film Festival, while continuing to push big-mountain skiing with Salomon and Crew 22.