Interviews

Can people known for hoarding gear really live in 300 square feet? Pro skier and “Tiny House Nation” host Zack Giffin says yes.

Pro skier Rian Zetzer can land massive backies off cliffs, but for this role, she had to put on her Bambi ski legs.

First Chair Brian has been first in the lift line for nearly every Alta powder day in the last 14 years.

Myia Antone wants more women from First Nations to discover what she has: that floating through powder in the backcountry is a kind of homecoming.

Everyone has a Why. Our motivations are as varied as our backgrounds, and these passions are what powers adventures big and small.

Most people think ultra-running the Leadville 100 is impossible, but for big mountain skier Drew Petersen, it’s a lifeline.

B.C. based heli-ski guide Tyson Rettie lost his vision in 2019. Now, he's the blind leading the blind.

Becoming an AMGA/IFMGA guide is no small feat. When Margaret Wheeler achieved that milestone, she became only the second U.S. woman to do so.

An eternal ski bum at heart, Bernie Rosow's only thought after clocking out is when he'll make his next turns.

Ben Eck won New Hampshire’s grassroots enduro race Last Skier Standing

Check out Max Ufberg's author page.

SKI caught up with Marcus Caston about skiing during the pandemic, the current backcountry skiing situation in Utah, and joining Sweet Protection.

A professional ski mountaineer on first descents, acceptance, and rethinking professional skiing culture.

Skier, athlete, and advocate Judith Kasiama on bunny hill memories and creating space in the skiing world.

A new video series from Black Diamond Equipment highlights two backcountry professionals’ reflections on the deeper meaning of skiing.

The rebel turned PSIA poster child may not fly his signature mohawk much these days, and he may keep different company, but don’t let him fool you—he still loves skiing powder.

U.S. Ski Team Head Chef Allen Tran on how gold-medal winners start their day—and how you can, too (just don’t forget the protein).

Similar to spackle filling in the cracks, a new procedure taps into your body's reserves to repair joint injuries with your own cells. So far so good.

Tips on skiing’s tried-and-true training trend from X-Games star and certified yoga instructor Ashley Battersby.

SKI Magazine spent a week in Vail testing next year's skis, and brought back this beta.

On injury, tricks, and design.

An original podcast series with Glen Plake about skiing, life, and everything else.

Stenmark’s record—86 World Cup wins—long seemed unbreakable. Now America’s celebrity speed queen needs just 11 more to do it. It’s not just doable, it’s probable. Maybe even this year.

Who is Cosmic Joe?

The king of the transitions, this guy makes a mogul field look like twelve inches of fresh.

Climbing an 8,000-meter peak isn't easy, climbing an 8.000-meter peak with skis on your back sounds even harder.

Everything he does is full-on. Including, these days, parenthood.

How peak bagging in the Wasatch ignited Julian Carr’s Discrete Peak Series.

We tried to get ahold of @LegoSkierBro on Instagram, but he didn't get back to us, so... we faked it.

Humble. Energetic. Wise. Three words that describe the 96-year-old pioneer.

Skiing is in Kye Petersen’s blood. But it’s safe to say he’s an athlete of his own making.

The urban skiing guru crushes the Games’ Real Ski video competition.

JF Houle discusses his new film, Houligan: a Ski Story.

Sure, luck plays a role in life. But 29-year-old pro skier Hadley Hammer has proven that if you want something, you better go effing get it.

Jack of all trades, engineer, talented artist, and notably ahead of the times, Pollard shows me the light in 30 minutes.

CEO of Dynafit and accomplished ski mountaineer, Benedikt Böhm, on risk, reward, and the art of omission.

On taking punches, bouncing back, and thriving.

A while ago, we posted a video of this guy skiing a jaw-dropping line in Glacier National Park and it blew peoples minds. So we decided to find out a little more about him. By Leslie Hittmeier

On growing up in Lake Tahoe, working with Matchstick Productions, and staying a step ahead of the boys.

Starring in two new ski movies this season, pro skier Sierra Quitiquit is the hottest girl in the industry right now. She’s also, well, just plain hot.

Bobbie Burns talks brass balls, hotdoggin', and the resurrection of a legendary ski.

Skier, meteorologist, and opensnow.com founder Joel Gratz says skiers should think short-term, be ready to roll, and forget those pretty weather maps.

Growing up in Albany, N.Y., Jason Levinthal had more fun on his snowboard than his skis, so as a college senior he designed skis that looked like his board, Igniting the twin-tip revolution. Line skis, now a Top-10 Manufacturer, soon followed.

Rising star Mikaela Shiffrin on hazing, training, and learning to lean back a little.

Greg Stump’s 1988 Blizzard of Aahhh’s, often called the greatest ski film ever, inspired a generation of kids to pursue a life on snow. His new film looks at the big picture.

Twelve Paralympic medals, five IPC Disabled World Cups, AND one summit OF Mount Kilimanjaro on a hand-cycle. FOR CHRIS WADDELL, LIMITS ARE for other people.

Frustrated by his crummy surfing photos, GoPro founder Nick Woodman invented the wearable camera—and turned you into a movie star.

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