Jordan Grant-Krenz

It’s no secret that LINE produces some of the best content in freeskiing, no matter what metric you use, be it quality or quantity. They’ve also made a concerted effort over the last few years to branch out into areas far beyond the freestyle and park scenes for which they’re known. Mix this desire to create excellent videography with their growing roster of freeride-focused skiers and you end up with “What’s Your Number?”.

The point of view (POV) style of shooting videos can be hit or miss. But if the camera is planted on Giray Dadali’s helmet, the clips are going to hit. You can bet the farm on that. One of our favorite freeriders for years, Dadali is a professional skier and engineer based out of Salt Lake City, Utah. He’s journeyed around the world and back again, from

It’s beginning to look a lot like… ski season! A cold front has descended on Colorado and much of Western North America, marking the first stretch of consistent cold temperatures during winter 2024/25. Arapahoe Basin Ski Area, Wolf Creek and Keystone Resort have all officially opened for the year, with several other resorts due to follow shortly.

Featured Image: Native Earth Productions | Skier: Karl Fostvedt

More than 80 years after its creation, the history of the 10th Mountain Division remains as relevant as ever. While it may not be evident on the surface, the group helped to shape the modern North American ski industry as we know it. In fact, the roots of this storied division are strongly intertwined with the National Ski Patrol (NSP) organization. This Veterans Day, FREESKIER spoke with National Ski Patrol CEO Stephanie Cox and 10th Mountain Division veteran Staff sergeant Mohammad Richard Nadeem to better understand the deep tie between these two historic service groups.

His latest project, “White Gold,” is a testament to his incredible recovery. While this film is a rejuvenation for Brown, it's just the beginning of the next chapter in an already storied career.

Featured Image: Jérôme Tanon, Christoph Thoresen | Skier: Markus Eder

When David Meier pitched “Soul Run,” you have to believe there were a lot of skeptics in the room. Sure, Meier is one of the top talents on an extremely stacked Head roster, but his vision is wild nonetheless. The project takes inspiration from Candide’s iconic “One Of Those Days” series, and anything that shares similarities with those classic videos must be fairly outside the box. Arlberg, Austria plays host to his creativity here.

Relax Mom, it's not drugs. It's "SPLIFF"; Spreading Positive Loving Intimacy for Friends. Dylan Siggers and Liam Morgan crafted a classic.

All Images: Blake Jorgenson | Skier: Mark Abma | Words: Jordy Grant-Krenz