All-around ski boss Tanner Hall just dropped "Here After," a new film in which he shreds park, backcountry, and even a little bit of urban. As one of the biggest personalities in skiing, Tanner always delivers great skiing and entertaining commentary on the state of the sport.
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Luckily he manages to stay away from avalanches this time, unlike some of his previous projects.
At this point, it’s a fair bet that we’ve all hung up our skis for the summer and have transitioned to more appropriate sports like climbing, mountain biking, or running rivers like there’s no tomorrow. Of course, in France, things always tend to be a little different – and the whole “hanging up your skis” thing is no exception. Leave it to FWT champion Leo Slemett to continue pushing the limits even in mid-summer. Although, let’s be real here – skiing pow on the infamous Mallory route on the
Finn Bilous and his brother Hank aren't household names in the world of freeskiing quite yet, but they're well on their way. Finn placed second in the 2019 SLVSH Cup Grandvalira, and has been putting down solid runs at freestyle comps around the world. Hank is more of a freerider, and ended up fifth overall in the unfortunately abbreviated Freeride World Tour 2020. RELATED: Check out the TGR Journal Vol. 1 It's clear from this edit that Finn is comfortable in both the park and backcountry,
Last winter, a new ski brand joined the fray with a special trick up their sleeve. WNDR Alpine was making high-performing, really fun backcountry skis using a totally new technology: algae-based composite cores. We got a chance to sit down with founder Matt Sterbenz (who you might remember being behind 4FRNT) last fall to learn about the technology in their original ski the Intention 110, and you can read more about that here. WNDR Alpine just released their second ski, the Vital 100, and
