Best Skiers to Follow on Twitter: Big Mountain
Got more time to spend on the interwebs now that winter is over? Here are the most interesting, articulate, and funny big mountain skiers to follow on Twitter.
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He’s well connected, funny, and more often than not, ahead of the game in terms of videos and stories. His tweets are heavy on the Salomon/Whistler end of things, but that often means a first look at a Freeski TV video.
#theordinaryskier leaks jaw droppers from Chamonix, Alaska, and beyond.
Carr’s profile says, “My name is not important. My tweets however, are.” You be the judge, but he puts out a mix of Discrete updates, travel shots, and musings on science and technology.
Fujas, who was out for the season, provided running commentary on the ski industry from on crutches. Plus, he’s not afraid to make fun of himself, or his friends. For instance: “You totally hurt my feelings. Woot woo… That’s the sound of the police! RT @BlakeNyman: Skiers need to stop wearing only pastels.”
Ingrid is one of the most articulate and well-spoken athletes out there and that comes through in her tweets. Thoughtful and funny.
If Sage wasn’t a skier he might have a future as a pro Instagram photographer example A, and B:
Dav is one of the most prolific modern ski mountaineers. He just checked a little mountain called Everest off the list. And he’s diligent about tweeting from the field, so you’ll often get an inside look and to-the-minute updates about his trips.
Hilarity, Beastie Boys videos, more hilarity.
Insight into life in Alaska and Greenland, and photos like this.
Saga updates straight from the horse’s mouth with a side of shred videos.
Exactly what you’d expect from the guy who works as Ron Burgundy’s stunt double in the off season.
