The DC crew blasted out of San Morteez, Switzerland in pursuit of better snow and they found it. A few hours drive east, they rolled directly toward the Arlberg region of Austria, where snow had been pounding down for days. Upon their arrival, the clouds broke open and the skies went blue. Dudes charged. Here’s some scrappy-ass images from the days in Lech. Filmers and photographer Colin Adair worked the angles while I lurked around the blind spots and poached a few pics with my handy G9. The resorts of the Arlberg are all sorta connected and the ticket is universal for all the different lifts and pistes: makes it prety mellow to cruise around and explore. That’s what the crew did. Check it.
ON THE COVER:Luca Debari and Marie-France Roy were out on the Conquihalla Pass in BC filming for The Shred Remains. Filmer Gary Pendygrasse's bro took them to this misty spot. The crew scoped out this "golf ball" feature and built it up, but then weather moved in. They came back a few days later with a fresh dumping of snow on it. Features like this with a landing are surprisingly hard to find. This was Debari's first hit of the day and Senior Photog Ashley Barker's first shot of the day. MORE INSIDE THIS ISSUE >>
