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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Many skiers, when encountering a massive cliff blocking the entrance to their line of choice, will opt to bring a rope and rappel. 29-year-old French Freeride World Tour skier Wadeck Gorak decided to forego the hassle and go full send, hucking a massive air into a corn-filled couloir. He doesn’t seem to mind the rocks everywhere in the landing, either.
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Aymar Navarro Skis Pinner Couloir, Does Not Give Up on Winter
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This winter has been quite the season for Spain’s Aymar Navarro, including stacking results on the Freeride World Tour, skiing huge lines all over the Alps, and skiing as much powder as possible. We all probably know him best from his South Lines web series, climbing and skiing couloirs in the southern hemisphere, all while we spend our days at the beach or on our bikes. This year, he plans on doing the same, but wanted to take advantage of one more powder day in Europe before packing up and
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13-year-old Kokomo Murase Lands Women’s First Double Cork 1260
13-year-old Kokomo Murase Lands Women’s First Double Cork 1260
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Before competition even began at X Games Norway on Saturday, 13-year-old Kokomo Murase had made history, by being the youngest competitor the Big Air competition has ever seen. the 13-year-old took the competition by storm, laying down one consistent run after another. Already the leader by her final run of the day, she decided to raise the amplitude by stomping a backside double cork 1260, a feat that has never been achieved in a women’s snowboarding final. It not only wrote her name in the