• Shaun White's Snow League Reveals Stacked Ski Roster for Season Two

    Another winter, another year of Shaun White’s grand halfpipe experiment.
    Now, his brainchild, the Snow League, is sharing which skiers will go head-to-head across a three-stop season that’s appearing in Aspen, Park City, and LAAX.
    Given its chief backer, it makes sense that the Snow League’s snowboard roster is larger than the ski roster, but this winter, the number of skiers competing in the series has grown from 16 to 24, plus eight wildcards at each event.
    Both defending ski
  • Peak Performance to Celebrate 40th Anniversary with 13-Stop Film Tour, Tickets Are Free

    Swedish outerwear brand Peak Performance is celebrating its 40th Anniversary with a time-honored fall ski-industry tradition: watching ski films. The brand will embark on a 13-stop film festival tour spanning two continents and showcasing talent from across Peak Performance’s athlete roster.
    The Peak Performance Film tour kicks off on October 8th in British Columbia, at Vancouver’s Hollywood Theater. Films from the CHEF crew, the FLINTA-led Bucket Clips crew, and freeskier Yu Sasaki
  • Big Names Make a Comeback in 2027 Freeride World Tour Roster

    As skiers everywhere begin to think about their favorite sport again, the Freeride World Tour is announcing its roster for the 2027 season. 
    The list includes stalwarts, champions, and more than a few rookies who could shake up the competitive dynamics on Tour. Women’s Ski 2027 FWT Roster
    Lou Barin (FRA) – Reigning FWT ChampionSybille Blanjean (SUI)Justine Dufour-Lapointe (CAN) – 2023 and 2025 FWT ChampionZoé Delzoppo (FRA)Agostina Vietti (ARG)Wynter McBride (U
  • El Niño Is Strengthening, According to Latest Report, and Chances for a "Historic" Event Are High

    The talk of the town this Fall, well, mountain towns, anyway, has been El Niño, but not just any El Niño.No, this winter will be influenced by a “strong”, “super”, “mega-” or whatever adjective you want to use, El Niño, that meteorologists and climate scientists are warning could wreak havoc in the American southwest and abroad.
    California Governor Gavin Newsom has declared an ongoing State of Emergency ahead of the weather phenomenon, and
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  • Dynastar's Unapologetically Stiff Twin-Tip Skis Bridges the Gap Between Park and Freeride

    The Dynastar M-Free 108 is an absolute resort freeride monster, balancing power and agility, and once again comes in as a freeride tester favorite on the daily driver resort charging list. Dynastar carries over the shape and construction from last year, when they brought their more eco-friendly Hybrid Core 2.0 (polyurethane/poplar) to the M-Free 108. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.View the 3 images of this gallery on theoriginal article2027 Dynastar M-Free 108 Specs
    Size skied: 185c
  • Review: 2027 Armada Whitewalker 108

    When making a new ski, a manufacturer typically goes one of two ways: make an approachable ski that a ton of people will enjoy (and hopefully spend their hard-earned cash on), or make a specialty tool that caters precisely to a very specific kind of skier. Armada’s new Whitewalker 108 falls squarely into the latter category. It’s the third descendant of Sammy Carlson’s pro model lineage, and it takes direct design cues from the pow-specific Whitewalker 116 and 121. It’s a
  • Eagle Point Owner Sets Goal for Reopening After Devastating Wildfire

    Earlier this year, a wildfire that would go on to burn more than 97,000 acres broke out in Beaver County, Utah, due to human causes. Although the exact cause of the Cottonwood Fire has not been released by the Forest Service, it wreaked havoc on the area, including Eagle Point Resort.
    Since 2010, Shane Gadbaw has owned Eagle Point Resort in Utah’s Tushar range. Following the devastation of the Cottonwood Fire, Gadbaw joined Tom Kelly on Ski Utah’s Last Chair podcast to discuss the sk
  • Review: 2027 Dynastar M-Free 94 Open

    The product of Dynastar’s collaboration with French freeride legend Richard Permin, the M-Free line has grown and evolved since its release in 2020. Over the last six seasons, the brand has toyed with different widths of skis for the line as well as the ski’s construction. This year, the brand has kept the M-Free 100, 112, and 108 as well as added a new, narrower player to the game in the form of the M-Free 94 Open, in place of the M-Free 90. Although the M-Free 94 Open isn’t t
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  • Review: 2027 Blizzard Rustler 11

    For the last three years, Blizzard’s engineers have looked at the Rustler 11, which got updated back in 2024, and said “you can’t fix it if it ain’t broke.” I can actually confirm this happened as I watched it at a Blizzard product meeting in Austria last year, although it might have been a bit more nuanced.While Blizzard has been busy focusing on new skis like the Canvas line and the Decoy boot, the Rustler line has remained their tried and true, burly, freeride sk
  • It Won't Stop Snowing in Chile as Resorts Tally Feet of Snow

    How do the last few days of the ski season usually go for you?If you answered sunburns, slushy turns, and skiing in a T-shirt, you’re in good company. Those answers also highlight the somewhat bizarre and exciting end to South America’s winter, which started with a bang and hasn’t really let up. 
    Rather than toasty temperatures and blue skies, several resorts already on bonus time got slammed with snow in the last few days. 
    Ski Portillo, Chile, one of the biggest win
  • U.S. Alpine Ski Team Names 2026-27 Roster, Lindsey Vonn Included

    With the World Cup debut fast approaching on October 24, 2026, in Sölden, Austria, the U.S. Alpine Ski Team is rolling out its roster, from big names like Mikaela Shiffrin to developing squad members. 
    “This is a very determined and impressive group of alpine athletes who are fully prepared to compete at the highest level as we head into a World Championship season,” said newly named alpine director Sasha Rearick in a release.
    The women’s team includes a stacked cast
  • If You Know, You Know: The Colorado Mountain That Attracts The World’s Best Skiers

    Sponsored StoryColorado is one of the most talked-about destinations for skiers, and we all know the names of the major resorts, but if you were to ask the best skiers in the country, “Where do you go when you want a real experience and adventure?” odds are they would answer “Silverton”.
    Silverton is a mountain, not a resort. With one old double chair, 100-ish people a day, 26,819 acres of backcountry-style terrain, and a helicopter idling at the base ready for anyone wit

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