Jaunt up the pass on a July day to conquer the wave, and some clips from kitchen wall later on
I didn’t hit rails, I didn’t spin, didn't hit big lines or drops... but I did come back during the season I was told I was not going to get to ski in. I had torn my acl/meniscus April 2018 and missed most of the next season. I drove back to Boston for the summer and fall to have surgery (by the same surgeon who does all of Boston's major sports teams)(((worth going back east for))) and completed the bulk of my PT at MGH and came back to CO and back to skiing during the big storm of March 2019. Luckily Colorado had a great snow season and I was able to keep it going well into summer thanks to Abasin and being in the best shape of my life from PT which brought on lots of hiking. This edit is mostly post-season BC, late abay days, choppy summer skiing and dog laps...Oh and some good times with the people who I had to struggle see shredding all season while working at the mountain but still encouraged me to work harder to get back sooner to shred with them, and that paid off. It was a hard fought victory when I first got back on skis after being told to hang them up for the season. Thanks to all that still made it an unforgettable season.
Entire season skied on the same Armada Ar7s
Music by:
Evol December & Duccbod: Your Face
Balue: Man in the Sixties
A bubble of friends relieve their q-tine boredom by venturing to the side country during the shutdown in Colorado. Shortly upon the resort closures, the snow kept dumping. In the first few weeks, Loveland Pass became a circus when hundreds of people flocked to the easily accessible back country-feel zone from all over. This resulted in the governor closing the pass, so the crew eased away after some good days and dug into the side of a small mountain in summit county for a week, then made a few climbs up Keystone and Breck before uphill-access was closed for the year. There isn’t much else to do when you live in a resort town and everything is closed, but we kept busy with the help of some shovels, shuttle cars, skins/snowshoes and a little bit of determination.
pointed the camera a tiny bit for the first time in a few years, hurt my ribs a few weeks back so figured Id share this with the time off from the hill.
Self edit-wrap of the 21-22 season. Sorry for all the vertical clips. Thanks to all who made the season a good one
New tracks and rope drops, then the clouds cleared for one all time day at Abasin
After a not so snowy winter in Steamboat, the flakes began to fly early in the season and didn’t stop until after the lifts closed, making it Steamboat’s snowiest season ever on record. Here’s some clips we managed to grab in the midst of one of those insane storm cycles. Cheers to the boys who flew out from Maine and thank you Parker for hosting them and guiding us around the hill!
End of the year recap from Abasin and around co.
Featuring : (in order of appearance) Skip N. Kevin C. Derek D. Gavin S. Scott. Zach R. Gavin. Peter H. Ian D. Matt W. Kevin F. Lexi V. Daniel M. Zach S. Rachel B. Matty B.
sorry for the all-vertical format, took IG edits and stuck them all together
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music in credits .
All the memorable inbounds moments from last season I got on film. Shot mostly at Keystone and Arapahoe Basin, CO and a little Steamboat and Monarch sprinkled in
