Sam Smoothy has never skied less in his entire life. Living in New Zealand has its perks, but during the start of the Covid-19 Pandemic, international travel was completely off the table. Fresh off a string of injuries, Smoothy was frothing to get back out on snow, but a lackluster start to the southern hemisphere winter combined with a travel ban forced him to get creative. Always keen for an adventure, Smoothy decided to turn his sights close to home and take advantage of some of the world’s wildest mountains that lay just past his doorstep. Teaming up with a crew of local friends, he sharpened his ski mountaineering skills over the course of several trips into the high peaks of the New Zealand Alps. What should have been an exploratory trip with Griffin Post and Caite Zeliff (don’t worry, they came along too) soon turned into a series of adventures that he will never forget – culminating in his second-ever descent of one of the proudest ski mountaineering lines on the planet. There’s No Place Like Home is supported by Völkl Skis, Hyperice and Tincup Whiskey.
VIDEO: Hoji’s 2021 Winter Edit Is Pillow Skiing Porn
VIDEO: Hoji’s 2021 Winter Edit Is Pillow Skiing Porn
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Eric Hjorleifson is pretty much the king of skiing on tech bindings. As a hut keeper in Canada's Esplanade Mountains last year, Hoji had unparalleled access to some of the best human-powered freeride skiing on the planet. By that, we mean dreamy BC faces covered in pillow stacks and spines where he put on a clinic in playful skiing in insanely technical terrain. Now if this high pressure would please end soon…
VIDEO: Trevor Kennison Hits The X Games Big Air Jump
VIDEO: Trevor Kennison Hits The X Games Big Air Jump
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Trevor Kennison isn’t afraid to go big. But you probably already knew that. The sit skier who became the first adaptive athlete to air into Corbet’s just made history again as he became the first to hit an X Games big air jump. The jump is 70 feet to the knuckle, 80 feet to the sweet spot…and Kennison took it nearly to the parking lot. After coming up a bit short on a practice jump, he took another crack at it and sent it pretty much to flat. Twice. Check it out.
It’s April, so that means ski season is winding down for most of us. But there’s still room for one more freestyle comp – The Nines 2022. Returning to Crans-Montana, Switzerland, for a historic 30th edition of the series, the Nines promises to wow us with ski and snowboard progression like we’ve never seen it before. Check out the course preview with some truly insane features and keep an eye out for more from the competition coming soon!
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January 21st, 2022
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