Deeper - Explained

Teton Gravity Research in partnership with snowboard athlete Jeremy Jones is proud to announce the trailer release of Deeper - a new big mountain snowboard film featuring Jones with a handpicked group of elite riders including Jonaven Moore, Travis Rice and Xavier De Le Rue, who set out to conquer the best lines without the limited assistance of snowmobiles, helicopters or lifts. “I wanted to get back to solitude, adventure, and new descents,” Jeremy Jones said. “By hiking past boundaries s...

In the 2nd installment of Deeper unplugged, Jeremy and the crew head out on a night mission in the southern Sierras to hit 1500 foot, beautiful, straight shot couloirs. Of course, that isn't enough for Jeremy when he decides to shred what everyone dubs the "Psycho Pinner".

In our third installment of Deeper Unplugged, Jeremy Jones goes to Europe to catch up with Xavier De La Rue. Being in the French Alps at the beginning of their Deeper trip, they want to practice the dynamics of being roped up and start with some smaller, less committing lines. The Gervasuti Couloir, or supposed 'warm up line', is their canvas...

In our 4th episode of Deeper Unplugged, Jeremy Jones meets up with Xavier De Le Rue in Bruson, Switzerland. They're plan is to shred a 3000m vertical drop zone in the French Alps called the Swiss Face. They pull an all-night hike and arrive at the base at 5am. Watch as they pull through their fatigue and hike a super sick line.

Teton Gravity Research is proud to announce a partnership with Jeremy Jones on a two-year snowboard project titled Deeper. The legendary eight-time Big Mountain Rider of the Year winner has been working with TGR since its inception in 1996. Jones and the TGR Team have spent the last 15 years pioneering first descents in remote mountain ranges around the world and documenting them on film. "We started the company in the mountains and we have always stayed true to the big mountain side of the...

In our latest installment of Deeper, Jeremy Jones, Travis Rice, Johan Olofsson, Jonaven Moore, and Tom Burt head in into the wilds of Alaska. They wanted to go past heli boundaries, find new terrain, and call the backcountry of Alaska home for a few weeks. See where they end up.

In this episode the crew heads to the La Fourche Hut in the Mont Blanc region. No ordinary hut, it requires being fully roped up and climbing a rocky, knife ridge to get there. The hut only being part 1 of the mission, the crew eyes a face called Blanche de Putrey. This face saw a first descent in 1978 and has never been repeated. Take a look at this gnarly face, it has Jeremy losing sleep...

Mountains speak and wise men listen. "When first going into an unknown range the 5 red flags are right at the top of my head. I read the signs and really have my senses open to what the mountains are trying to tell me. " - Jeremy Jones