powder mountain cat skiing

Another awesome year in Zermatt with a nice crew of pro skiers such as Samuel Anthamatten, Nicolas Vuignier, Jeremie Heitz, Kevin Guri and more. This video especially focuses on videos taken around April, May since the conditions were particularly great during this period. I want to thank Blackcrows for their support and for the skis and the Yosemite shop Zermatt for the rest of the equipment. The skis on the videos are the Corvus 193.9 2014; Camox Freebird 177 2014; Camox 186 2014. Erik...

4th Day - Freeride ski edit - Powder days - Winter 2014 best of compilation Shot in Grimentz and Zinal - Val d'anniviers - Swiss - ski resort grimentz Filmed and edited by : Lucas Kozma With : Lucas Kozma and Stan Kozma Equipment : DSLR Nikon D800 | Lens : Nikkor AF-S 50mm f/1.4 G | Gopro Hero 3 Black Edition | Canon PowerShot G16 Edited on : Final Cut Pro X | After effects CS5 | Audacity | Plugins : Optical flares | Twitch | Magic bullet looks | Twixtor Previous videos : D...

For some, skiing is about escaping choices—and for others it is a means for embracing them. This winter, Teton Gravity Research athletes and filmers headed to Sella Nevea, Italy to film for the company’s latest project, Almost Ablaze. Thanks to a storm that dumped over six meters of pow, the iconic ski resort found itself enjoying the most snow in one hundred years. Between all this snow and the resort’s legendary terrain, skiers Colter Hinchliffe, Dash Longe, and Dana Flahr were surrounde...

For pros who ply their trade in front of cameras, much of their winter is based around chasing snow. And despite the shortage of snow that plagued much of North America this winter, a crew of athletes and filmers from TGR found plenty of powder during a recent trip to Revelstoke. TGR athletes Nick McNutt, Tim Durtschi, Dylan Hood, and Dane Tudor spent several weeks skiing the area’s legendary pillows—and eating shit. See what went down in this episode of Almost Live Presented by Gore-Tex p...

For a few years, Marco Salgado has been preaching the gospel of Sella Nevea. When not logging footage for Teton Gravity Research in Jackson, Wyoming, he spends his time shredding in Italy. This winter, a crew from TGR joined him in Sella Nevea—and luckily, the legendary ski resort was enjoying the most snow it had seen in one hundred years. With Marco as their guide, Colter Hinchliffe, Dash Longe, and Dana Flahr dove in deep. After a storm dropped over six meters of snow, the crew hopped o...