So random. Sessions and Rip.TV put on a video contest, with entrants vying for a trip to ski with Shane McConkey in Squaw Valley, including 2-nights lodging at The Village at Squaw, round-trip airfare (anywhere in North America), 1 day of skiing with Shane McConkey, 2-day lift tickets to Squaw Valley and Steve will also receive a Sessions Signature Shane
McConkey Gore Jacket.

The winning video by Steve Crowe is suuuuper random, thought somebody might get a kick out of it.

Man on man, we don't know if this counts as a gear review or not, but uh, it must be pretty serious gear because somebody seems to think SkiBiking is worth it's own magazine. 

Yep, was just browsing away, innocently looking at ski websites, when someone I found myself at http://www.skibikemagazine.com/, the official SkiBike Magazine website.  My favourite pages of course being the 'Clubs', the Gallery which is sadly empty because no Snowbiker are man enough to submit their photos, and, well, now that we look at it almost the whole site is empty. 

At last, Gaper Day 2007, a mockumentary by Paul Cotton, has been released for the public world to enjoy. After a packed audience ate it up at My Millennium Place on the weekend, it's now live on the web for all to enjoy.

Words cannot describe the display of sillyness, ferocity, passion, fashion innovation, and blasphemy that made up Gaper Day 2007 - a day for all gapers to be proud of. It was in the cards, the most epic winter season in memory could only be followed by an even more epic season ender bender. The slushy snow conditions were prime, the temps - a smoking 30 degrees celsius, and the stars were aligned. We think.

The time has come. The moment we've all been waiting for. The reason this epic season of 0607 was even started in the first place. Yes for one glorious Day. Gaper Day 2007 - June 3rd on Blackcomb. Be there. 11am at Longhorn patio.

Who: Everyone who has a bad-ass outfit to show off, and likes sliding on snow

They say you should always scope your landings. So why not scope out the whole mountain! Doglotion was eager to find out exactly what dangers lay beneath some of Whistler's more notorious runs, so we set out onto Whistler Mountain this weekend for some pre season reconnaisance. And hey we'd heard about some freshies in the alpine, who knew, maybe some lines were already good to go...

The following story is true, but the names were changed to protect the innocent.

Yep, it had to happen sooner or later. After easily one of the best season's in memory, Blackcomb Mountain closed it's doors for the season yesterday, April 23, 2006. Hard to see it end, with so much snow still up there to be shredded. But we weren't going to let it off easy. So the 'Silly Web Magazine from Whistler that rhymes with hogpotion' and a not-so-random pack of 60 some odd Whistler locals set out to close the season in style - on Blackcomb Peak of all places.

Words by J Dogg. Photos by Jordan Manley. Video by Paul Cotton.

You're sitting innocently at the top of the terrain park, fixing your goggles and prepping for your all-too-serious new trick. You hear 'Rapid Fire Chain Gang' yelled behind you as a pack of 30 freaks in jeans, pink stretchies and garbage bags come barreling into the jumps, all within feet of each other, and a majestic display of spraffies, twisters, flips, spins, froggies and flicketies unfolds.

You're enjoying a casual stroll through the village when some dude with a mohawk comes skiing past you down the pan pacific stairs.

Some see competition and get discouraged.

They immediately wuss out, go home with their tail between their legs and do tequila shots by themselves in the basement unti they pass out. Not

By Jeremy Law

No one really saw it coming. No one thought it could be pulled off. No one had a clue what was going on the whole entire time.

The appropriately named Ski Epic 2006 took off from Halifax on January 5th with a total of 165 confused and anxious skiers and riders for one crazy road trip.