In the first episode of The White Room, Lexi duPont lands in Japan with Poor Boyz Productions for a soulful quest to find the deepest powder conditions of her lifetime. Filmed in the January sweet spot in a legendarily deep location, duPont stacked enough footage in one trip for our all-action edit that explores the three essentials that storm tracking skiers seek on their own edit quest: deep powder, cultural immersion and the constant refresh of hammering storm cycles. From religious tree skiing and stacked pillow lines to bottomless landings, duPont finds what she seeks. Watch and enjoy.
Andy Mahre is a powder warrior. Season after season he seeks the deepest conditions in the heaviest spots, exhibiting the smooth style and stomped landings that made his effortless pow-slaying edits famous with skiers worldwide. But he also constantly puts himself at risk and has landed on the injured reserve on multiple occasions. In our deep, immersive, all-action edit from a Poor Boyz Productions trip to Japan, Mahre returns to classic form and stacks blower overhead footage in the short travel window before he gets temporarily sidelined again with a brutal crash. Watch and enjoy.
When pro skiers go big line hunting, Alaska is the historic destination. But with avy conditions high last spring on the coast, the migrations shifted to the stacked ranges of the Monashees and the massive tenure of Eagle Pass Heli in the British Columbia interior. KC Deane was first in line and first in the heli, slaying big spine lines with Tanner Hall for Poor Boyz Productions. In our all-action edit, we track Deane’s triumphant victory in the big-line arena during some of the best, all-time deep conditions in Canada’s heli-shredding epicenter. Watch and enjoy.
