Day 1 of the 2nd stop on the World Freeski Tour went off with a bang today at Kirkwood. Pre-qualified athletes joined those that qualified on Tuesday to ski the Cirque. Spring corn conditions made for a good litmus to test skiers. Those who went big either won or lost on snow ...

Today the snowboarders were the main event. Boney, steep and variable conditions were the name of the game as 20 men and 7 ladies battled it out for supremacy in the snowboard world. After a super final under cobalt skies, Ralph Backstrom and GIRL took the silverware. Read on ...

Today the wheat was sorted from the chaff and the title contenders for the men and women in both ski and snowboard were finalised. After weather prevented the women finishing their qualifying runs, 12 remained for this morning before the men let loose. Cold, deep pow fell just ...

There is movement within the ski manufacturer ranks because Movement skis have arrived in North Ammerica. This winter, Movement bust onto the scene and they are here to stay. Built in their own factory in Switzerland and designed for big mountain skiing, you should check out ...

The highly anticipated fifth and final stop of the 2007 Subaru U.S. Freeskiing Series (USFS) arrives once again at Kirkwood Mountain Resort for the 11th Annual Subaru North American Freeskiing Championships (NAFC). The competition also acts as the second to last stop of the 2007 ...

The first Resorts of the Canadian Rockies (RCR) Junior Freeski Series was a huge success this season. The series kicked off with 59 eager competitors between the ages of 7 and 18 at Kimberley Alpine Resort on January 27 and 28. Says Jeff Holden, the head judge of all three ...

The 07/08 Dynastar line of skis remains pretty much unchanged from this year. When you are onto a good thing, if you can't make it better, why change it. The Legend Pro has a cult following and the XXL is creating a similar status amongst the big mountain chargers. Cosmetic ...

It isn't easy making a business out of being a dirtbag. Delaney Zayac was making his living planting trees in Northern BC so he could afford develop the film from a winter of shredding the raddest peaks on the planet. This year, after having gone through more rolls of film than ...