Sammy Carlson and Tim Humphreys get their tree jib on at Mt. Hood while filming for the #theSammyCProject. Premiering November 20th at the Roseland Theater in Portland, Oregon.
Editor's Note: This is the first installment of a ten part mini webseries leading up to the Sammy C Project premier.
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Real Skifi Tries 21 Tricks on the Same Rail
Real Skifi Tries 21 Tricks on the Same Rail
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The Real Skifi crew put the creativity back into skiing. In an era of competition slopestyle runs that look like Olympic aerials skiing, the crew of Finnish misfits give skiing a breath of fresh air. This time, the guys try 21 different tricks on the same handrail. Oh, and did we mention theres no snow in sight, and the handrail leads straight into a river? Looks like a great way too cool off to us.
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Ditched: Speedflyer and Skier Go Head to Head
Ditched: Speedflyer and Skier Go Head to Head
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We’ve all had the following conversation: “you’re still in bed dude? Come on—I’m outside waiting!” There’s always at least one friend who just can’t seem to get their act together when you’re trying to head up for the mountains. Skier Jake Hopfinger and speedflyer Hayes Majerus know this dynamic all too well, in fact, it’s so ingrained into their normal routine that it served as the basis for Benshi Creative’s latest short film, Ditched. Benshi Creative is a two-man team comprised of Cameron
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Far Out Places: The Purcell Mountains and British Columbia
Far Out Places: The Purcell Mountains and British Columbia
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In Canada, pilgrimages to backcountry huts are a fairly common pastime during the wintertime. The idea is to use these little structures as a strategic basecamp for foot-powered missions and TGR is no stranger to the remarkable landscape of British Columbia. For this year’s Far Out segment in the Purcell Mountain range, which are home to both world-class heli-skiing and the resort Kicking Horse, we opted to do as the locals do with some Canadian-style hut accommodations. In classic TGR