“We are Ian and Isabel! A rad(ish) couple from Salt Lake City, Utah. Now, however, we call anywhere home as we travel North America in a decked out ’91 GMC Vandura.” Ian originally grew up in Carson City, Nevada, and found his passion for skiing in the Lake Tahoe area. Early on, Ian discovered … More New Additions: Ian Burson and Isabel Reback
Last November, Liberty Skis athletes, Jay Starnino and Jake Ondrick, headed out to Revelstoke, British Columbia. The goal was to spend a few days exploring the Asulkan Valley in Rogers Pass, setting up base at the Asulkan Cabin in Glacier National Park. The cabin was surrounded by infinite amounts of accessible skiing; Seven Steps of … More Asulkan Hut
Yes, you can ski during the summer in a lot of states, but Colorado is our backyard and destination of choice. With easy access to high alpine terrain, we are able to go to work and go on an adventure all in the same day. Sure, we are able to test product in the deep winter … More Why Colorado? We Product Test All Year Long On Real Conditions
The West Coast Session is one of the most unique ski events held annually in May at Mt. Hood, Oregon. We met up with Liberty team riders Teal Harle and Max Moffat in Vancouver and made the trip down the coast. West Coast Sessions is the last event of the year where the best park … More WCS 10
We visit Liberty Skis athlete Max Moffatt in his hometown of Caledon, Ontario, to see what it is like to grow up skiing in Eastern Canada. The project reveals a behind the scenes look into where everything started for the 18 year-old Canadian National Slopestyle Team athlete. The journey begins in Max’s back yard at … More Max Moffatt “Roots”
In all my trips to the biggest state I’ve learned to take what the mountains give you. Sometimes they give you everything, sometimes nothing. This year I spent a month in Alaska on two separate trips. On one we nearly got everything, on the other nothing. The cheapest way to get all your gear from … More Alaska Can Be Fickle
Today the temperature in Denver reached 100 degrees. While the city folk were likely teeing it up at the golf course, or cooling off at neighborhood pools, I was lugging 25 pounds of ski gear up a 14,000 foot peak just 50 miles west of the city. As I climbed the trail, nearly everyone that I passed had something … More Summer Skiing
