In New Zealand, there is a ski field called Treble Cone, which consistently draws a crowd of mad folk from the four corners of the Earth (Flat Earth theory?) who all froth past the brim on Freeriding and getting a bit silly. This Started as my season edit, but ended up with a bunch of shots of all the crew havin'a'time on a few of the best TC rat pack days of the season. The POV footage is all from my head on my Drift helmet cam and the first minute is just me, with Cam Mcdermid ripping...

This is my winning run from The North Face Frontier FWQ 4* freeride comp in New Zealand in August 2016. This year was the first time the comp has run as a four star rated event, so people were throwing down some pretty cool stuff! I actually changed my plan half way through the run as the cliff I was planning to hit scared the shit out of me as I got closer to it, so I went to plan B for the bottom section. It was a great day and I am stoked to see such a highly rated event run in NZ!...

The North Face® Frontier Freeride World Qualifier four star competition took place at The Remarkables ski area in Queenstown, New Zealand on Saturday 27 August 2016. 50 of the world’s best freeride skiers and snowboarders threw down in the Alta Chutes. Enjoy some highlights from the day.

Powder days at Treble Cone in New Zealand are an amazing thing. Usually it takes about half the day for the Saddle basin to open, and seeing as the saddle is where the magic happens, frothers and powder hounds will line up for at least 30 mins in the hopes of scoring first chair. When the rope drops, chaos ensues as the Saddle Opening Chinese Downhill gets under way. Anyone who has been there knows how mad it can be, and I for one love the madness! This is me scoring 2nd chair on a mad dog...

This is my season edit from Europe winter 2016. I was competing on the Freeride World Qualifier series all winter and I did heaps of travelling. I did a bunch of comps over the 3 months I was there. It was a damn good time and I qualified for the FWT! I saw more of Europe than ever before and met people from everywhere with snow, and some from places with none. The cultural learning was out of hand! I couldn't tell you how many times I had yarns about language and history... This video i...