Forces of Nature: Recounting the 2013 RedBull Rampage

Forces of Nature: Recounting the 2013 RedBull Rampage
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Riders at the 2013 RedBull Rampage were given the opportunity to test their might and transform a prehistoric island in the sky into a race course for three unforgettable, career defining days. … read more

Sherpas Cinema: Into The Mind

Sherpas Cinema: Into The Mind
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Following up on their award-winning 2011 film, All.I.Can, Sherpas Cinema has put together a visceral ride that keeps the audience gasping to catch their breath.  … read more

Femme Fatales: The Snowboarding Ladies of the Freeride World Tour

Femme Fatales: The Snowboarding Ladies of the Freeride World Tour
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Only four spots are available from the Americas on the Freeride World Tour, and Salt Lake locals fill all of them. Shannan Yates, Laura Hadar, Laura Dewey and Kaitlin Elliott have secured their positions for this season and are amped on the opportunity to display their skills on a world stage.  … read more

Almost Ablaze: Teton Gravity Research Film Screening

Almost Ablaze: Teton Gravity Research Film Screening
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Opening up the film is lead female skier Angel Collinson. Perched atop a pristine Alaskan peak, she secures her pack and drops into thin air. The next 3,000 vertical are a high-speed smoke show as she rips the icy face to pieces. … read more

Teton Gravity Research: Jeremy Jones’ Higher @ Clark Planetarium 11.17

Teton Gravity Research: Jeremy Jones’ Higher @ Clark Planetarium 11.17
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For Higher, Jeremy Jones returns to his training grounds to tick off massively exposed lines in the Tetons and Alaska ranges. Watching his on-mountain prowess displayed on a three-story screen was as visceral an experience as riding in the helicopter that filmed many of the segments. … read more

Avante Garde: The Future of Indoor Training at Snogression

Avante Garde: The Future of Indoor Training at Snogression
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“Basically, you grab this bar, push the green button and hold on.” These were the words from Snogression owner and innovator, Kevin Brower. I stood atop the synthetic snow in-run, looking towards the kicker and foam pit. My palms began to sweat and my pulse quickened. With a mechanical whoosh, I was hurtling down the “slope” and before I knew it, I was airborne.  Milliseconds later, I came crashing down into the pit. Let’s do it again, and again and again! … read more

Epic Proportions: A Clever Way to Get What You Need

Epic Proportions: A Clever Way to Get What You Need
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With the complex and convoluted liquor laws in Utah, breweries have had to get creative in the methods they employ to get their products to the masses. “Because of the laws brought about by S.B. 314, we had essentially been excluded from selling our beers on Sundays and holidays,” says co-founder David Cole.  In order to overcome this setback, Epic opened up a sandwich shop inside their facility. … read more

A Tale of Two Shops: Twin Peaks and Inkline Foot Science

A Tale of Two Shops: Twin Peaks and Inkline Foot...
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The ski and snowboard scene in Utah is vibrant—A diverse landscape provides the perfect backdrop for athletes to hone their skills. But it isn’t enough to just get out and do it day after day—your equipment needs to be able to keep up, too. A core shot here, a blown edge there, or a pesky hot spot on your ankle can ruin your afternoon. Twin Peaks Rentals and Repair and Inkline Foot Science, these shops have you covered from the ground up. Literally. … read more

The Whores Next Door: Movie Making with PowderWhore Productions

The Whores Next Door: Movie Making with PowderWhore Productions
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Action sports films have become the centerpieces of their respective industries. The defining moments of an entire season are compiled into 60 minutes of adrenaline-pumping cinema aimed at getting your attention. For nearly a decade, PowderWhore Productions (PWP), a dedicated and seemingly unassuming group of snow riders, has been honing their craft and delivering top-caliber films for the discerning public. … read more

The Beehive Brew-off: Beer Making with the Best of ‘Em

The Beehive Brew-off: Beer Making with the Best of ‘Em
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People have considered “Utah beer” to be an oxymoron for many years, yet the craft-brewing scene here has evolved into a multi-faceted marketplace. Leading the charge are the home brewers. Jamie Burnham, manager of Salt Lake City’s The Beer Nut, saw a break in the clouds as an opportunity to capitalize on the uniting power of beer—in August of 2009, the first annual Beehive Brew-off was held, with over 300 entries being judged. It was a testament to the pent-up creativity that had been lying in wait, ready to be released upon the world.  … read more