fbpx

All Posts

Stories | May 13, 2025

X Games Return to Aspen for 2026

X Games Aspen 2026 will take place January 23–25, 2026, at Buttermilk Mountain, celebrating a quarter-century partnership.

Stories | May 13, 2025

With Kimbo Sessions Canceled, Relive the Best of 2024 From HOTLAPS

With Kimbo Sessions being canceled for 2025, the good people at Monster have dropped this heater from last year so we can relive the hype.

Gear | May 13, 2025

The Best Gloves for Spring Skiing

Slushy snow and blazing sun are no match for these mitts. From high peaks to park laps, here are FREESKIER’s best gloves for spring skiing.

News | May 9, 2025

Mammoth Mountain Extends Season into June

The lifts will keep on spinning in the Sierra Nevada as Mammoth Mountain has announced favorable conditions will keep them open into June.

Videos | May 9, 2025

Jib League Drops Three Electric Copper Sessions Recaps

This winter, Jib League took a trip to the U.S. to get their fill of hot dogs and Woodward Copper. Watch the three recap videos from Copper.

Gear | May 8, 2025

Josh Daiek's Tips to Skiing Big Lines This Spring

If you’re heading into the high alpine this spring, take a few pointers from the best in the biz, Josh Daiek. Here are Daiek’s three pointers to scoring big lines in warm temps.

Stories | May 8, 2025

How to Correctly Store Your Ski Gear for Summer

Smart gear maintenance means better performance, fewer costly surprises and gear that you can rely on when the snow flies again.

Gear | May 8, 2025

Mountain Hardwear Debuts new Outerwear in Chamonix

FREESKIER tagged along with Mountain Hardwear this winter in Chamonix, France to get the inside scoop on a special new outerwear project.

Stories | May 7, 2025

The Most Unorthodox Ski Descent We've Seen All Year

Luke Gentry, one of our favorite young guns in the Teton Valley, scored some brown pow in this wild ski line.

News | May 7, 2025

May Storm Blankets Arapahoe Basin for Late Season Pow Day

They don’t call it May-Basin for no reason. It was blower pow conditions today at 11,000 feet, and we’ve got the shots to prove it.