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Several state ski trade associations join forces to advocate for climate change solutions.

Get the skinny on next season's coolest gear.

Join us April 5-7 in Park City, UT. for a mash-up of industries and backgrounds, events, open discussions, concerts and inspirational speakers from inside and outside the snow sports industry.

There’s a lot more to tuning than you think. Here are some pro tips from the master, Dave Brennan.

The numbers are out. According to Snowsports Industries America (SIA), here are last season’s top-selling items, and the trends they represent.

Start drooling now because this is some of the hottest gear you that won't see until fall.

The Italian sunglass company unveils a new line of helmets and goggles at SIA.

Monday, the USSA announced the Denver Big Air, a new competition that will take place right before a major industry tradeshow and the X Games. However, is that schedule packed just a little too tight? We talked to reigning X Games champ and unofficial Denver Big Air spokesman Bobby Brown about competing multiple times in one week.

Skiing Magazine had a chance to ski a few of next year’s skis at the SIA On Snow Demo Days at Winter Park. Due to the huge amount of skis available and the little time we had, we limited ourselves to fat skis. We tested a handful of new, redesigned and carryover models between 95mm and 115mm underfoot. Although certain skis did better in certain conditions, there really wasn't a bad ski among them.

The annual Snowsports Industries trade show just wrapped up in Denver. You weren't there, of course, because the general public isn't invited. Our online columnist Tom Winter argues why you—the consumer—should be included in the party.

The annual Snowsports Industries America trade show, a gathering of the ski and snowboard industries’ athletes, retailers, media, and manufacturers, is taking place right now in Denver, Colorado. We've been walking the floors to check out all the best gear for winter 2010-11, including a jacket with doughnut graphics and ski socks covered with eggs and bacon.