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• BD Athlete and Eleven Experience Guide Mike Barney Chases Pow in the French Alps

  Some call it the center of the universe. Here's why. Lire la suite >

• BD Athlete Antte Lauhamaa: The Arctic Journey

  L’athlète BD Antte Lauhamaa a deux passions : l’aventure et le ski. C’est pour cette raison qu’il a choisi de partir en expédition dans les montagnes lointaines du Nord de la Suède pour un voyage épique avec chiens de traîneau et exploration de couloirs. Cette vidéo vous plonge au cœur du voyage en Arctique de Lauhamaa. Lire la suite >

• Tobin Seagel: Return to Climbing

  BD Athlete and big mountain skier Tobin Seagel rekindles his love for climbing after a 10-year hiatus and realizes the two sports have something in common that he still loves. Lire la suite >

• BD athlete Noah Howell reports on late-season descent of Mill B Ramps in Utah's Wasatch Mountains

  Last spring, after a long season of filming, Noah had one last itch to scratch before hanging up the skis for the year—a descent of the Mill B Ramps in Big Cottonwood Canyon. Lire la suite >

• Eating and Skiing Wrangell St. Elias's Slotterhouse

  Noah Howell joins Thomas Gaisbacher, Garrett Grove, Jonah Howell and Andrew McLean to ski tight chutes in the US's largest National Park. Lire la suite >

• Working for It: Noah Howell Explores the Tushars

  As the snowflakes finally fly, Noah Howell thinks back to last May when he was cursing the brush and ripping across corn. At the end of it all, he nominates his approach to Utah's Mount Baldy as the Worst Bushwhack Ever. Lire la suite >

• BD Crash Pads, Episode 2: Zack Giffin's Tiny House

  This month we caught up with BD skier Zack Giffin, who had his super-unique tiny house on wheels parked in the Alta Ski Area parking lot in the midst of a massive mid-winter storm. Lire la suite >

• QC LAB: Remounting previously drilled skis

  Our QC Lab posts aim to answer some of climbing's most common gear-related questions. This month, KP and the crew tackle the issue of mounting a pair of skis that have been previously drilled. Lire la suite >

• Tobin Seagel: Protect Our Winters

  BD Athlete Tobin Seagel believes we can turn climate change around. Here’s how. Lire la suite >

• Tobin Seagel: Chasing Dreams in the Monashee Mountains

  BD Ambassador Tobin Seagel recently spent four days in the BC backcountry with a crew he thought he had nothing in common with … until they all skied some “unifying” powder. Lire la suite >

• Tor Eggbøe’s New Years ski trip in Norway

  Black Diamond athlete Tor Eggbøe ventured back to his home turf of Norway and sent us the following report of looks to be like a perfect way to ring in 2011. Lire la suite >

• Tor Eggebø reports on ski trip to Turkey and Iran

  Black Diamond athlete Tor Eggebø went on a wild ski adventure that took him to some countries less-than-well-known for their ski locales. This is his latest report from Norway. Lire la suite >

• Zack Giffin’s on an epic ski trip to Japan

  Black Diamond athlete Zack Giffin recently traveled to Japan to sample some of the country's legendary powder. Below is his report and photos from the trip. Lire la suite >

• The Human Factor: Chapter One

  Despite hours of training and years of experience, it happens. Somewhere between digging pits and assessing terrain traps a lapse in good judgment occurs, and avalanches entrap even the most experienced skiers. And we are left asking, why? In the first chapter of a five-part series exploring five separate slides, the editors of Powder elucidate The Human Factor. Lire la suite >

• The Human Factor: Chapter Two

  Despite hours of training and years of experience, it happens. Somewhere between digging pits and assessing terrain traps a lapse in good judgment occurs, and avalanches entrap even the most experienced skiers. And we are left asking, why? In the second chapter of a five-part series exploring five separate slides, the editors of Powder elucidate The Human Factor. Lire la suite >

• The Human Factor: Chapter Three

  Despite hours of training and years of experience, it happens. Somewhere between digging pits and assessing terrain traps a lapse in good judgment occurs, and avalanches entrap even the most experienced skiers. And we are left asking, why? In the third chapter of a five-part series exploring five separate slides, the editors of Powder elucidate The Human Factor. Lire la suite >