Bryce Phillips

Skiing

Hometown

Roseburg, OR

Resides

Seattle, WA

Bio

Bryce remembers his whole life changing when his uncle introduced him to skiing on Mt. Ashland. Growing up on ski movies and Powder Magazine, Bryce eventually worked his way to Whistler, where he started competing, shooting with local photographers and skiing big backcountry lines. The founder of action sports lifestyle retailer evo, he chases around the world exploring new places to ski.

Career Highlights

First day on the snow with my Uncle Jack at age 12, Mt. Ashland, Oregon
Spent my early years jumping off of everything in sight at Willamette Pass, Mt. Bachelor and Mt. Hood
Lived for six years in Whistler, British Columbia where I met many of my best friends through skiing and traveling
Spent endless days skiing the features and unique lines in the Alpental backcountry with my wife and good friends

Big descents in Haines, Alaska with Adam Clark, Will Wissman, Tim Petrick, Pete Berg, The Christ Brothers and Rob Liberman
Skiing in Englberg and Grimentz, Switzerland with Damian Cromwell, Shane Wilder and friends
Skiing massive lift and backcountry days in Las Lenas, Argentina

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Bryce Phillips

Bryce remembers his whole life changing when his uncle introduced him to skiing on Mt. Ashland. Growing up on ski movies and Powder Magazine, Bryce eventually worked his way to Whistler, where he started competing, shooting with local photographers and skiing big backcountry lines. The founder of action sports lifestyle retailer evo, he chases around the world exploring new places to ski.
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