Nick McNutt joined the TGR team full time the year after his standout submission to the Co-Lab contest, where he came within one vote of winning $100,000. His massive switch landings in deep powder and undeniable style got him second place in the contest, and a permanent spot on TGR’s roster.
The next season, he filmed in Revelstoke for Almost Ablaze and his stellar performance in the segment won the Whistler-based skier Rookie of the Year. It was very proud moment for TGR, indeed.
About TGR's Top 21 Moments:
This year, TGR turns 21 years old. To celebrate, we're resurfacing TGR founders, Todd and Steve Jones', favorite moments from filming over the last 21 years—the moments that made TGR what is is today. One video a day until the world premiere of our new film "Tight Loose" on September 17 in Jackson, Wyoming.
Check out McNutt’s famous Co-Lab video submission:
From The Series: TGR’s Top 21 Moments
The Most Challenging Line Jeremy Jones has…
TGR Athletes Send It Into Corbet’s…
Nick McNutt Loses $100,000 by one Vote, Lands…
Griffin Post Hammers the East Face of the…
Sage’s Early Years, Going off on Utah’s…
Candide Thovex Throws Massive 120-Foot D-Spin…
Daron Rahlves Skis Away from Terrifying…
Jeremy Jones and Travis Rice Throw Down…
Seth Morrison’s Best TGR Segment Ever
One of the Most Magical Lines of Erik Roner’s…
When the Stars Aligned for Jeremy Jones and…
That one Time Jamie Pierre Hucked a 255-Foot…
Micah Black Greases Breakneck, Makes for…
An ode to the Hardcore, Underground Jackson…
Watch how Jeremy Nobis Revived Skiing in the…
Why Jackson Hole Powder is an Essential Part…
How Jeremy Jones Went From Olympic Hopeful to…
How TGR & Doug Coombs Created the World’s…
alexpaul
November 8th, 2018
Even though he secured the second place, I do feel so sorry for him as he lost the first place only by one vote. I know that feeling of losing a spot just by a small margin. It feels like you are almost there but still so far.
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