Every year, right about now, I get to the point where I’ve got one thing on my mind. Skiing. AKA shredding the gnar; aka slaying pow—if I may foist a few ludicrous colloquialisms from the free-ski scene on to you. By no coincidence, this is also the time of the year when ski film makers capitalize on our percolating ski lust and release the big ski films.
Below is a behind the scenes mini-story from Teton Gravity Research’s 2-year-old film Lost and Found. Watch Sage Cattabriga-Alosa and Seth Morrison (my ski God hero) ski a new line called Hotel Room in Alaska. It’s truly monumental shit as far as big mountain skiing is concerned. And it’s worth watching even if you don’t ski.
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