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2009 Powder Magazine Video Awards – WINNERS! (w/ video)

By Adam Soldinger • Jan 26th, 2009 • Category: Features, Lead Story, News, The Wire

As you already know, this past weekend was the 9th annual Powder Magazine Video Awards honoring the very best in ski films from 2009. The event, which took place in Aspen alongside this year’s Winter X Games, was a roaring success that saw a variety of firsts including the very first awards given out [...]



Video: Helmet Cam Avalanche Survival

By Adam Soldinger • Jan 22nd, 2009 • Category: The Wire, Video

Granted, this video works as one hell of an advertisement for Black Diamond’s Avalung system but it’s real and it’s pretty damn scary, especially with all the in-bounds avalanches we had in the states around Christmas and New Years. In the video from last April, skier Chris Cardello is skiing a line in Haines, [...]



2009 Powder Magazine Video Awards

By Adam Soldinger • Jan 20th, 2009 • Category: Features, Lead Story, News, The Wire, Video

For all those ski porn addicts out there, this Friday brings with it the 9th annual Powder Magazine Video Awards and Reader Poll. The event will take place at the Jerome Hotel in Aspen and coincides with this year’s Winter X Games which is also happening in Aspen this weekend. So if you [...]



Stowe Mountain Film Festival: November 29th – December 6th

By John Henion • Nov 29th, 2008 • Category: Events

Today begins the sixth annual Stowe Mountain Film Festival, which showcases the latest and greatest ski/snowboard smut from around the globe. among the films featured in this year’s festival are Matchstick Production’s highly anticipated new film, CLAIM, a really boring and low-budget looking Telemark film called Harmless (it would probably be harmless not to watch this one) and 600″, a film that lets us relive the 600 inches of snowfall that Jackson Hole got last season while we in the Sierra Nevadas were riding brown snow and pine tar. Thanks for dredging up the bad memories you a-holes.