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Video: Good Company Hits Utah Booters

Apr 11, 2019 By: Kirsten Forrester
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Utah is known to skiers as the land of big gaps and backcountry booters, a mythical place with deep powder and mountains aplenty. With that in mind, the Good Company crew took a trip out West. There, they met up with some local rippers for a booter session in Little Cottonwood's sidecountry.

Related: FWT's Kristofer Turdell Shreds Japan

Now that they've warmed up on some booters, it's time to hit the gaps. We've heard rumors that Chad's is in right now, so maybe we'll see it in the next episode.

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