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• Kye Petersen View Kye's Profile
  Kye Petersen

  Comfortable in any terrain, Kye particularly loves the mountaineering side of skiing. He’s traveled all over the world, heading on foot deep into remote terrain to carve unique big-mountain lines and launch cliffs. Kye has taken firsts at the 2009 Redbull Coldrush and 2012 FWT Revelstoke, and appeared in at least 15 ski films – his most recent, Sherpas Cinema’s All.I.Can.

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• Carston Oliver View Carston's Profile
  Carston Oliver

  Born and raised in Salt Lake City, Carston straight-lined the bunny hill on his first run. From that point on, he was hooked. The cliffs of the Wasatch provided a comprehensive education, as he says, “in the fields of human kinematics and gravitational physics.” One of the finest all-around skiers in the freeride scene, he’s currently at work on a new film with Sweetgrass Productions.

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• Braden “Pep” Fujas View Braden's Profile
  Braden “Pep” Fujas

  Braden "Pep" Fujas' skiing is a multi-faceted reflection of his exploratory approach to life in general. Alpine, backcountry, side country, park, pipe, moguls, groomers — all are fair game. His wide-ranging approach has lead him to X Games competitions, more than 20 film appearances, and traveling the world to explore other cultures through skiing. But Pep says the backcountry is where he best achieves his unique riding style — effortless and aggressive, fluid and playful in any terrain.

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• Bryce Phillips View Bryce's Profile
  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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• Aidan Sheahan View Aidan's Profile
  Aidan Sheahan

  Aidan says he believes skiing is all about fun, movement and balance. As a young freeskier from Colorado, Aidan’s gymnastic, go-big approach has led to wins at slopestyle and big air competitions and earned him spots on film trips to South America and Japan with Sweetgrass Productions. “Nothing,” he says, “is as awesome as sliding around on snow.”

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• Caroline Gleich View Caroline's Profile
  Caroline Gleich

  Caroline is a passionate, creative trendsetter in the ski and outdoor industry. In recent years, ski photos of Caroline have appeared on the covers of magazines, advertisements and billboards. Originally from Minnesota, she currently resides in Salt Lake City, Utah where she works with a variety of local and national environmental non-profit organizations, teaches avalanche safety, designs gear, models and skis.

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• Stephan Drake View Stephan's Profile
  Stephan Drake

  New York City isn’t known for high-performance skiing, but Stephan’s childhood trips to Colorado lit the spark. Before long, he was away from the city and chasing storms, seeking the deepest powder and the steepest terrain. His designs for DPS Skis have played a significant role in the technical development of powder skiing. Stephan is also a widely published writer and author of The Powder Road.

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• Trevor Hiatt View Trevor's Profile
  Trevor Hiatt

  Home is the burly backcountry of Wyoming, but skiing takes Trevor from Alaska to Argentina and many other fine stashes in between. Though his focus is progressive freeskiing, he takes a more holistic approach than most – designing skis, exploring uncharted ski territory, spreading joy and love, and coaching young skiers in Jackson Hole. “Those kids,” he says, “have inspired me on so many levels.”

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• Alison Gannett View Alison's Profile
  Alison Gannett

  World champion big mountain freeskier, ski mountaineer and founder of Save Our Snow, Alison works everyday to make the world a better place. She’s made numerous appearances in films, television and magazines and teaches cliff jumping in her Rippin Chix Steeps camps. When she’s not on the road, she raises her own food and fuel at Holy Terror Farm in Colorado.

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• Dave Rosenbarger View Dave's Profile
  Dave Rosenbarger

  David’s life-long dedication to skiing began at age 8 when he realized skiing wasn’t a once-a-year activity, but something to do whenever he had free time. For years he skied throughout North America until the desire for steeper and bigger lines led him to Chamonix, France. Since then he’s skied the Alps as well as descents in Norway, Peru, Bolivia and Antarctica.

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