Salomon Freeski TV

Mark Abma, Mike Douglas, and Chris Rubens show us what it was like to be in Whistler during the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, from the perspective of a freeskier. Interesting people and amazing skiing made it the place to be in February 2010. No snow? Yeah right. After watching this you may never believe the mainstream media again.

Woodsy and B-Paul jib their way across North America from Halifax, Canada to the X Games in Aspen, Colorado. Along the 2-week journey they meet up with Charles Gagnier, Jenn Crichton, Corey Vanular, Cody Ling, Willie Borm, Matt Walker, Bobby Brown, Kaya Turski, Simon Dumont, Sammy Carlson and many more.

It’s been nearly 40 years since the steeps of Chamonix were descended by the first generation of steep skiers. Now, the children of the forefathers are grown and pushing their own limits in the world’s most notorious mountain town.

Chimaera is a utopia. A dream or fantasy. Mythologically, it references a fusion of forms that is the personification of winter. By slowing down our perception of reality we get a unique look at a skier's life. Just plug in your headphones and let your senses take over.

Who’s the next park and pipe superstar? There’s a good chance they’re in this episode. These very best shots from the Jib Academy Euro final in Sweden and the global final in Mammoth, California. Oh ya… and watch Bobby Brown get served in one of the funniest shots of the year!

Henrik Windstedt, Mark Abma, Mike Douglas and Asmund Thorsen spend a week shredding pillows and trees in some of the deepest snow of the season at Mica Heliskiing in BC.

In the Queyras Valley time seems to stand still. We follow a group of locals who harness the wind with their speed-flying kits to chase untracked powder all winter long.

Bobby Brown and Alexi Godbout meet up with AJ Kempainen in New Zealand to heliski and work on new tricks for the upcoming season.

Kaj Zackrisson, Mike Douglas and Chris Rubens are back in the Alps chasing powder. For the second year in a row, they find the deepest snow of the year.

The European powder quest continues across Italy to the couloirs and the steeps of the Dolomites.

John Symms heads to Scotland where he tries to fit in with the local ski scene in the funniest episode of the season.

Sammy Carlson, Dane Tudor, and Mike Henitiuk are in Niseko, Japan challenging what’s possible on skis in pillows and powder. Dane steps onto the ‘Stairway to Hell’, one of the boldest lines we’ve ever seen.

After Mark Abma’s sudden retirement, we needed a new leader for Salomon’s Big Mountain Freeskiing Team. Henrik Windstedt and Cody Townsend were sent to Girdwood, Alaska to battle for the spot in the most dramatic episode of Freeski TV yet. Part 1 of 2.

After a week of some of the most impressive skiing we’ve ever seen in Alaska, a clear leader had not yet emerged between Henrik and Cody. That is all about change as one skier steps up in a big way. Part 2 of 2.

Known as ‘Beber’, Bertrand Krafft is the ski designer behind some of the most innovative shapes of the past 20 years. This week we take a look into his life and the source of his inspiration.

Chuck Patterson is a former pro Freeskier, a professional Waterman, and one of the most fearless humans we’ve ever met. After a brief experiment with skiing on waves several years ago, Chuck’s passion for the idea was re-lit after watching Mike Douglas and Cody Townsend ski the waves of Maui in 2009. In January 2011, Chuck followed the biggest swell of the year to Maui, to see if he could see if he could successfully ski Peahi or ‘Jaws’ – one of the most powerful waves on earth.

This week we follow a band of ski bums in the Kootenay region of British Columbia. It’s unlikely you’ll ever meet a more inspiring group of skiers.

When the weather warms and the contest season ends, the pros focus on building the best jumps and jibs possible. In this episode the Salomon Team takes things to the next level at Mt. Bachelor and Timberline, Oregon and Whistler, BC.

A cave man finds skiing thanks to his new-found friend, a wooly mammoth. Told in Stop-Motion Animation, this is the most creative and unique episode of Salomon Freeski TV yet.

Kim Havell, Chris Rubens, and Kris Erickson make their way to Morocco to put down first descents in Africa’s Atlas Range.