Chamonix had a somewhat strange season this year, with unseasonably hot weather in April followed by massive snowstorms in May. For weeks, locals were concerned about their favorite lines not coming into shape this year, but that all seems to have changed. Check out this rowdy clip from FWT champion and Cham local Leo Slemett teaming up with fellow local and IFMGA guide Ross Hewitt on a descent of a classic line off the Aiguille du Midi. Nothing like scaring yourself silly before skiing up to the mid-station hut and enjoying a beer!
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This should be music to the ears of all the New Englanders out there. NFL superstar Rob Gronkowski is joining the Pit Viper Experts Only Pro Team. Even TGR co-founder Todd Jones is stoked about it, saying, “As New Englanders, we watched Gronk help us win multiple Super Bowls. It's good to see him out west getting loose with the Pit Viper crew. Hopefully, next time he will come to Jackson and let us show him around the home lab.” From Pit Viper: Over a weekend in March, the Gronkowski family
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VIDEO: The 10 Worst Crashes On the 2021 FWT
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Ouch. It’s one thing to be skiing and riding as aggressively as the athletes on the Freeride World Tour, and it’s an entirely different thing to be crashing as hard as they (sometimes) do. Competing at the highest level leaves very little margin for error, and that’s pretty clear if you watch some of the bails from the 2021 Tour. There’s everything from 60-0 in a matter of inches (shoutout Aymar Navarro and that snowbank) to folks going SPLAT off gigantic airs (shoutout everyone else). Hope
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VIDEO: “Un Skieur en Feu” Is A Stark Visualization of Climate Change
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Leave it to the French to be dramatic about this kind of stuff… No really, Hugo Manhes’s project “Un Skier en Feu” (A Skier on Fire) is a stark and important visualization of climate change and its impact on how we play in the mountains. Sure, statistics like the fact that the snowpack on France’s Porte Pass has decreased by 40 percent in three decades, the average winter temperature increasing by a full degree, and many more might get the attention of some, but at this point maybe we do need
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