Easy question. Who is it? Who's the hot shit?
Mar 24 2015 5:19PM
Mar 24 2015 10:29PM
There are just too many so I'm gonna write a big long thing because I do not want to write this paper on Native American Architecture.
Getting in to the sport, I started skiing the year Shane passed. His attitude had a huge impact on my perspective of skiing.
I then read an interview with Tanner and watched some of his parts and was hooked, he did it all and was stoked to be shredding.
Soon after that I found the Traveling Circus and immediately idolized Will and Andy, I didn't care that I would never enjoy rails, I just loved the vibe, stoke and lifestyle they presented, still get super hyped by the LTC.
I then found out that a bunch of MSP movies were on hulu and immediately idolized Sean Petit and Andy Mahre, I wanted to ski like Sean soo bad! (I still do)
Watched Ordinary Skier and realized that Seth is one gnarly dude.
Watched "Idea" and idolized all of those guys, bought Hellbents because of that film and still have them in hope that one day I will ski like that.
Found the "Soul Crew" and watched their edits on repeat, was so weird to meet some of those guys after worshipping them for years.
Realized that Delorme is insane and that I had somehow skipped Candide, spent a while trying to boost and keep my skis really close together, it never really worked out though.
Watched Sander's first go pro edit and picked up some stoke I hadn't had in a while. That kind of skiing seemed attainable and super fun, still gets me super hyped.
I'm sure I missed someone but those guys made a huge impact in my growth as a skier. Now though, my focus isn't as much on my skiing as it is on my shooting. Now I guess my favorite pro is any one who will wait for the gaper camera guy and put in the work necessary to get shots. I love shooting people so much and now I get to feed of their stoke which is way better than just watching films or even skiing to me at least.
/end procrastination based rant
Sep 1 2015 10:47PM
Sep 3 2015 5:19AM
Sep 3 2015 7:03PM
Sep 4 2015 3:12AM
Sep 9 2015 12:23AM
Sep 9 2015 12:57AM
Sep 9 2015 4:19PM
Sep 9 2015 9:19PM
Sep 10 2015 8:04PM
keithnollCharlie Owens.-His Ten and two segment was legendary
-His skiing is fast, aggressive, and in-your-face
-His new dv films are awesome and refreshing to see right now in the ski industry
-Dv film is the next big trend in skiing. Soon everyone will be doing it
agreed, he killed it in Ten and Two. Loved his mutiny segment as well.
Sep 10 2015 8:17PM
Sep 11 2015 12:16AM