Dams - Another Best Line in Val Cenis

Here it is! We're excited to finally present STILL TURNING. The help and support of friends is crucial in a project like KORUA Shapes. As a thank you, we organized a weekend camping adventure on a mountain pass that lies only minutes from some of Europe's best resorts. Most guys showed up in camper vans, others simply planned to crash in the front seat of their cars. The idea was to spend some quality time in good company, enjoy a couple of beers, test out some new shapes and have as much...

To fight one’s way hundreds of meters up a mountain for hours long only to ride down for a few seconds—that might just sound crazy to some people. For a snowboarder, it can be a way to take a first step against today’s environmental crisis. Between the desire to achieve something and the actual accomplishment lies the pathway to get there. It may be short or long. For a snowboarder, this journey can mean 3456 feet. An apparently insignificant altitude difference, which is not realized in ligh...

Japan: The land of the rising sun and deep, deep powder. This short film captures some of the highlights of the amazing time we had with the Fyve Snowboarding camp in Niseko earlier this year. We truly love this place and would go back any time! Recorded mainly with GoPro. Edited with FCPX. Soundtrack 'The Suburbs' by Mr. Little Jeans (www.mrlittlejeans.com) Special thanks to Niseko Hirafu, Deep Powder Tours (www.deeppowdertours.com) and Fyve Snowboarding camp Japan (www.5fyve.com)

A good attitude, hard work and bags of talent tend to pay off. We are proud to welcome Victor Daviet to the Nixon Pro Team. The 25-year-old backcountry slayer, on the up-and-come radar for a couple of seasons following stellar video parts with Almo Films and Absinthe Films, has now well and truly exploded onto the international scene off the back of a banger segment in TransWorld SNOWboarding’s new flick, Origins. Widely recognized in snowboarding circles on both sides of the Atlantic f...

For nearly two decades, Jeremy Jones has traveled to Alaska in the spring to explore new zones. During these trips—which often require being dropped in remote areas by a bush plane—space comes at a premium. Consequently, Jeremy and Teton Gravity Research must carefully calculate the resources needed to support and film their expeditions. When selecting team members, they look for people who are as versatile as they are dependable. No one embodies this better than the crew’s camp cook. During...