Snowboarding

ESPN Wants to Know: What’s the Hardest Ski Resort?

What’s the hardest-to-ski resort in North America? ESPN wants to know (and we’re a little curious, too).

Written by Sean McCoy November 03, 2017

Never Wax Skis Again? DPS Makes Bold Claim

DPS skis today announced a permanent, one-time application, base-penetrating formula that it claims will make ski wax obsolete. Meet Phantom, a product that could end the need…

Written by Sean McCoy November 01, 2017

Raw Snowboard Edit: Travis Rice’s Best Tricks From Latest Film

Travis Rice turns some of the most dangerous snowy peaks into playgrounds. Sit back, relax, and wonder how in the world these stunts are possible.

Written by GJ Staff October 19, 2017

Watch: A Freeride Journey To The Albanian Alps

The short film ‘When The Mountains Were Wild’ tells a fantastic story of adventure in the untracked mountains of Albania.

Written by GJ Staff March 22, 2017

Famous Snowboarder Saved By His Helmet

‘Without a helmet, the doctor thinks I could easily have died’

Written by Sean McCoy March 06, 2017

Teens Drop Cliffs On Freeride World Tour

The drops, flips, and tricks done by these 14- to 18-year-olds are simply unbelievable.

Written by Nate Mitka February 17, 2017

The Surfy Glory Of The Powder Turn

‘Snowboarding in Japan is very much about living in the now. ‘

Written by GJ Staff January 19, 2017

Burton Reinvents The ‘Step-On’ Binding System

No straps needed, just step on and ride. The biggest snowboarding brand in the world just gave retro bindings a major face-lift.

Written by Paddy O’Connell January 03, 2017

So Much For Reindeer, Santa Uses A Drone

‘On Dasher, on Prancer, on Donner and… Drone-y? A small crew built a custom drone to lift a snowboarding Santa.

Written by GJ Staff December 21, 2016

Film Captures Feeling Of Snowboarding ‘Flow’

While films that feature death-defying stunts are awe-inspiring, this one left us feeling a little more peaceful, and equally as inspired.

Written by GJ Staff November 15, 2016

M.A.X. Pass: 38 Mountains, One Lift Ticket

Sixteen more mountains have been added to this year’s M.A.X. Pass, an affordable option for those who want to ski a lot of days and…

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 14, 2016

Monumental: Skiing Our National Parks

National Parks offer some exceptional backcountry skiing. A new film by REI and Powder Magazine follows skiers as they explore some of America’s wilderness icons.…

Written by GJ Staff August 26, 2016

Travis Rice’s Latest Snowboard Film Looks Bonkers

Snowboarder Travis Rice and Brainfarm Productions followed the world’s ocean currents and hydrological patterns to find the best snow and surf on the planet. The…

Written by GJ Staff August 16, 2016

Plastic Ski Slope Coming To Minnesota

The small hill will now offer year-round skiing on either snow or an artificial ‘Neveplast’ surface.

Written by Adam Ruggiero August 15, 2016

Does The World Need A ‘Retractable’ Helmet?

Retractable tops? Safety helmets could join sports stadiums and Mazda Miatas on the list.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 08, 2016

Epic Downhill Snow Race Pileup

Dozens of skiers and snowboarders crash into one another at crazy Red Bull event.

Written by Staff Post March 29, 2016

Snowboarding Is Not Dead

Numbers may dwindle, winters may be warm, but the soul of snowsports is healthy and strong.

Written by Sean McCoy March 08, 2016

Ski Helmet Is Walkie-Talkie For Your Head

Communicate directly with others through this helmet, or answer phone calls and stream music with the touch of a button.

Written by Sean McCoy March 04, 2016

‘Big Air’ In Fenway Looks Wild, Entertaining

This first-of-its-kind ski and snowboard competition is a must-see for Boston snow and action sports lovers, and a chance to witness the possible future of…

Written by Sean McCoy February 11, 2016

Retro Fashion: Rent 1980s’ ‘Onesie’ For Your Ski Trip

GetOutfitted is a gear-rental company that ships direct to your home. Starting today, the company has retro options.

Written by Sean McCoy February 01, 2016

First Look: Ski, Snowboard Innovations From SIA 2016

The Snow Industries Association trade show (SIA) is a mecca of ski gear. Here are 15 top products that caught our eye.

Written by Sean McCoy February 01, 2016

Urban Snowboarding In New York City

When 26 inches of snow fell on NYC, a snowboarder hits the streets to get some powder turns.

Written by Staff post January 24, 2016

Opinion: Copper Mountain Is The Best Ski Area On I-70

The I-70 corridor in Colorado boasts incredible skiing, with seven resorts packed within an hour drive. They’re all pretty awesome, but my favorite is Copper…

Written by Aaron H. Bible January 20, 2016

Insane New Way To Drop Into Mountaintop Lines

Riding with a pilot, skiers and snowboarders unclip from a motorized paraglider near the peaks of some seriously gnarly lines. Then gravity takes over.

Written by Staff Post January 11, 2016

‘Venting’ Ski Goggles Work For Uphill & Down

These goggles open up for extreme ventilation and don’t fog while sweating on a strenuous uphill climb.

Written by Sean McCoy January 11, 2016

Vail Was Looking Darned Good At Christmas

Deep snow across the Rocky Mountains put big smiles on riders’ faces over the holiday weekend. Check out this edit from Vail.

Written by Staff Post December 28, 2015

New-School Warmth: Waterproof Columbia ‘Puffy’ Coming 2016

New for 2016, Columbia introduces an insulated jacket waterproofed from the outside with its new OutDry Extreme fabric.

Written by Sean McCoy December 22, 2015

Jacket Integrates Avalanche Airbag System

A new avalanche safety device integrates an ABS Airbag worn in a harness-like vest into a waterproof-breathable jacket that can also carry a shovel and…

Written by Sean McCoy December 11, 2015

‘Mountain Academy’ Is Online Avalanche Classroom

If you ski in the backcountry, avalanche education is mandatory. Salomon and Atomic this week launched online courses aimed to educate those who venture into…

Written by Sean McCoy December 08, 2015