Nico Vuignier, the man behind last year’s viral centriphone video, just came up with a way to film himself from the air sans drone. Using an AER, a device that acts as a glider for a thrown gopro (yes, you read that right), he can get super creative camera angles on the cheap. Think of it like a Nerf football that holds a GoPro. Here he is, testing the device while up to his usual antics, slaying park somewhere in Europe.
Different things drive us into the mountains. For some, it’s a desire to escape. For others, it’s a desire to explore and push the limits. For some though, it’s about connecting with themselves in a way nothing else can provide. For two Navy SEALs, an attempt to traverse the entirety of Colorado’s Sangre de Cristo Range was a moment of reflection and connection with two fallen friends. RELATED: First Descents in Chamonix Are As Gnarly As They Come After losing countless best friends in
Remember that grom segment from Faction’s The one where a little tiny Henry Sildaru chases none other than Candide Thovex around La Clusaz? Yeah, it’s probably one of the rowdiest grom segments ever shot and Faction just re-released the whole seggy online for you to watch. RELATED: Henry Sildaru Chases Antti Ollila Around Ruka, Finland Until Candide actually joins the fray at 0:33, it’s pretty hard to tell that you’re watching Sildaru spin and butter natural features with the style of his
After a two-month shutdown during the peak of spring ski season, Chamonix’s Aiguille du Midi tram re-opened this past weekend, much to the excitement of local skiers and climbers looking to get deep into the Mont Blanc Massif. While Tof Henry and co. shredding big lines might have taken the first headlines, there was some other news beneath the surface that is worth talking about. In order to screen guests on the Telepherique, the infamous tram that rises over 9000 feet from the valley
