Ski and Snowboard ladies from around the globe: If you would like the chance to attend the Nine Queens presented by O’Neill event in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis from march 9th-14th 2014 make sure to check the video for qualification details:
Here’s Dylan Gamache, Travis Neuenhaus & Marcus Rand full part from “DAGGERS” – enjoy!
STARRING: Jocke Rasmussen, Kas Lemmens, Nejc Ferjan, Jeremy Cloutier, Zach Rawles, Cam Pierce, Hans Åhlund, Peter Ström, Felix Engström, Travis Neuenhaus, Marcus Rand, Clemens Schattschnieder, Jani Sorasalmi, Cees Wille, Erik Karlsson, Viktor Wiberg, Klas Beyer, Dylan Gamache, Anton Gun, Jonte Lindhe & friends
ENGADINSNOW is one of the longest-running freeride competitions in the Alps. Apart from its long tradition, this event classic has always been all about innovation: after introducing a parallel freeride format last year, the 12th Engadinsnow at Silvaplana, Switzerland, on February 8, 2014 will present another world premiere: For the first time ever, teams of two riders will ride simultaneously the Corvatsch north face and compete with other teams. After each heat, the winning team qualifies for the next round.
At this exciting knockout format, the judges will not only reward the difficulty of the line and the airs as well as a fluid riding style, but also the overall impression of both riders together. That’s why snowboarders, skiers and telemarkers have to rethink their normal strategies: they have to show a great line for themselves but also convince the judges together with their team partner.
Our backyards are often overlooked for farther and more exotic adventures. From his house in Squamish, BC Arc’teryx athlete Justin Lamoureux sees 30 different mountains. Rising from sea level to 9,000′ these mountains are rarely visited during the winter. Follow along as he tries to ride them all in a single winter.
Episode 3 “Tribulations” – Halfway through his 30 mountain goal and with the pressure of spring’s approach, Arc’teryx Athlete Justin Lamoureux must be persistent with mounting setbacks, take the good with the bad and remember that the mountains always hold the upper hand.