Snowboarding

Multiple Skiers Injured, 1 Severely, After 2 Chairlifts Fall in a Month

After two chairlifts from the same manufacturer fell from their cables, a certain chair component has gone under close inspection.

Written by Mary Murphy January 22, 2021

Burton Mine77 ‘Deep Winter’ Drop: Like Father, Like Son

Jake Burton Carpenter was a legend at home, in the workshop, and on the mountain. Now, his namesake brand’s Mine77 collection is paying homage with…

Written by Drew Zieff January 19, 2021

Anon Unveils New Safety Tech in Ski Helmets: WaveCel for Winter

The hotly debated safety tech that raised eyebrows around the bike industry in 2019 now promises to add even more safety to ski and snowboard…

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 15, 2021

Fishing for Lines: Icelandic Snowboarder Pursues Passions by Sea and Summit

Rúnar Pétur lives two lives. In summer, he’s a fisherman working his way toward wealth. But in winter, the mountains call, and his focus is…

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 15, 2021

Vermont Ski Patrollers to Receive First Wave of COVID Vaccine

Handling the organization, distribution, and overall logistics of the COVID-19 vaccine is a complicated nightmare. Thankfully, each state has a plan in place. One state’s…

Written by Mary Murphy January 11, 2021

Backcountry Snowboarding 101: Expert Tips, Gear to Stay Safe & Have Fun

The desire to get out away from crowds and into the backcountry is higher than ever. And while backcountry snowboarding through a forested powder bowl…

Written by Chelsey Magness January 07, 2021

Get It Now: This ‘Indy Ski Pass’ Costs Under $300 for the Season

This multi-resort season ski pass is a crazy-good deal. The only catch? You’ll be skiing at independent resorts.

Written by Mary Murphy December 28, 2020

Patagonia’s Best Backcountry Ski Kit: Stormstride Jacket, Pants Review

Patagonia touts its Stormstride Jacket and Pants as the ‘most focused backcountry kit’ it’s ever made. So we put the kit — and Patagonia’s big…

Written by Chelsey Magness December 24, 2020

‘Boardslide Worldwide’ Snowboard Edit Offers Up Pow by the Mouthful

Quiksilver presents ‘Boardslide Worldwide,’ featuring Austen Sweetin.

Written by Mary Murphy December 23, 2020

The Origins of Snowboarding: ‘Made in the Mitten’ Is a Must-Watch

Snow + surfing = snurfing. And it’s epic. Here’s the story behind of of our favorite snowsports.

Written by Mary Murphy December 22, 2020

Travis Rice Announces ‘Natural Selection’ Snowboard Tour to Crown World’s Best

The Natural Selection Tour aims to be the highest echelon of competitive snowboarding, and its focus is on the backcountry.

Written by Mary Murphy December 18, 2020

Watch Now: X Games Skiers Hit the Backcountry

Teton Gravity Research is back yet again with another pow-worthy in-house film. This time, it’s dedicated to the backcountry.

Written by Mary Murphy December 18, 2020

Living the ‘Cowboy Way’: Tips From Jackson Hole Ski Patrol & Fishing Guide Curt Hamby

The Jackson Hole Ski Patrol team is one of the best in the world. Learn how this athlete lives his dream life.

Written by Sponsored Post December 18, 2020

Female Freeski Collab: 10 Pro Rippers Dominate in ‘Skivas’

French freestyle skier Coline Ballet-Baz recruited nine other female skiers and snowboarders for her film. These ‘skivas’ (ski divas) are hardcore, passionate women with a craving…

Written by Mary Murphy December 17, 2020

Skip the Mountain Crowds: Find the Best Skiing in Minnesota This Winter

Minnesota’s 18 ski areas have just what you need, whether you’re an expert or just starting out. Check out the state’s slopes, activities, and accommodations.

Written by Sponsored Post December 14, 2020

Eco-Shred: How Arbor Collective Brought Sustainability to Snowboards

This is the story of how sustainably crafted snowboards first emerged 25 years ago.

Written by Mary Murphy December 09, 2020

Hemp Skis to Biodegradable Goggles: Our Favorite Sustainable Ski Gear

If you really want to save winter in the years to come, consider investing in brands that are changing their materials and manufacturing processes for…

Written by Cameron Martindell December 08, 2020

Simple and Heartwarming: Salomon Gives an Ode to Chairlifts

Introducing ‘The Chairlift,’ arguably the best seat in the house. This Salomon film shows us why.

Written by Mary Murphy December 03, 2020

Pressure Release: Olympic Snowboarder Savors Quiet Backcountry Pow

A craving for competition will only get you so far. You’ve got to have passion, intensity, and a love for the sport in its purest…

Written by Mary Murphy November 20, 2020

‘The Uninvited II’: All-Girls Snowboard Movie Shows the Industry Who’s Boss

Up-and-coming athletes have a hard enough time breaking through into the pro snowboarding realm. It shouldn’t be even harder for girls.

Written by Mary Murphy November 19, 2020

Titus Adventure Updates ‘Mobile Ski Lodge’ With Fleet of 4x4s

Launched in 2019 to combat traffic on Colorado’s I-70 corridor and the costs of owning a 4×4 vehicle, Titus Adventure Company recently retooled its fleet of…

Written by Tim Newcomb November 12, 2020

Rails, Chains, Pow: Chris Corning’s ‘Teal’ Rallies Snowboarders Everywhere

From deep in the British Columbia backcountry to the streets of the Midwest, World Champion snowboarder Chris Corning’s latest edit is an ode to the…

Written by Mary Murphy November 11, 2020

Weston Eclipse Women’s Splitboard Review: Purpose-Built for Serious Pow-Seekers

Weston — the Colorado-based brand synonymous with splitboard culture — has been quietly dialing its women’s lineup for years. With the new Eclipse, one of…

Written by Julie Kailus November 04, 2020

Colorado Ski Resorts Want You to ‘Know Before You Go’

The only thing certain about the 2020-2021 ski season is that nobody really knows what to expect. But Colorado ski resorts are starting to offer…

Written by Sean McCoy November 03, 2020

Winter Is Here: 6 Ski Resorts Opening in North America This Weekend

Think October is just for hiking, leaf-peeping, and camping? Think again, because snow is falling and ski resorts are open.

Written by Mary Murphy October 29, 2020

AIARE Goes Virtual: Select Avalanche Safety Courses Available Online This Year

To meet the expected influx of new backcountry skiers and still work within pandemic restrictions, the American Institute for Avalanche Research will publish much of…

Written by Amelia Arvesen October 27, 2020