So, is it winter again? Sapperlott that was quick. The outside temperatures have already dropped to 20° and wePowder has already announced the first epic Powdays (including a "winter break"), so you might as well start watching ski videos again and lick an ice cream with relish so that your central body temperature doesn't rise too much in the heat of the moment. Well then, get the vanilla ice cream ready and off to the cabinet of curiosities.
Sled Dogs Inline Snowskates Explained
After snowblades came RaxSkis. After RaxSkis, the evolution of winter sports seemed to be over for a long time. We probably didn't count on the imaginative guys from Sled Dogs. As an ice hockey player, you're already a pro by nature. Even without a GoPro sticker.
1,600 Foot Fall
Mr. Ian McIntosh is known for really rough action (pronounced "äkschn"). The action he delivers when he's not injured from his previous action is usually quite worth seeing. Even when he's doing a so-called warm-up run, somehow it always seems a bit more epic than everyone else's.
Canyon Line (Les éQuipées Sauvages)
It's simply better with the right cheese. Old French peasant wisdom! (Note: you'll know what's meant at minute 3.30.) (Edit: The French again. Extra cheese: unfortunately the video is only available via link, click on it below).
Canyon Line (Les éQuipées Sauvages)
The Shadow Campaign // Whitewash
Whatever your personal opinion of these overpriced DPS skis, which are only plucked from a Persian maiden at half moon, you'll be happy to look at their advertising message several times. I want to go deep snow diving now!
The Shadow Campaign // Whitewash from DPS SKIS on Vimeo.
70-some Years
Quite a funny story: Some older gentleman contacts the Vimeo support service because he is technically overwhelmed with deleting videos, perfectly normal so far. The employee helps the gentleman with his request of course (at the latest now we know that the Vimeo service is not based in Germany) and then goes to the gentleman, does a few ski laps with him and eh voila. You could almost think it's viral marketing (it probably isn't).
70-some Years from Riley Hooper on Vimeo.
