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Taylor Lundquist X Games Real Ski

X Games Real Ski | Vote Now!

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X Games Real Ski is Back!

2021 X Games Real Ski is here, and with it, there are some crazy entries! X Games mixed it up this year by allowing competitors to include both powder and park shots in their entries, rather than purely urban. While this seems like it makes it very tricky on the judges, it sure is enjoyable to watch how each athlete chose to mix up their entry.

We’re stoked to see that three Full Tilt Athletes ended up in this year’s Real Ski. Check their entries out below and be sure to go vote for your favorite. Voting ends on the 28th!

Taylor Lundquist makes history as the first-ever female athlete to be included in Real Ski!  With some seriously technical urban skiing, Taylor and filmer Gavin Rudy put together one heck of an entry.

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Ferdinand Dahl’s entry features some insane tricks. From a 2 on pretzel 6, to huge 3 swap’s and backcountry dubs, it’s pretty rad to see how Ferdinand excels outside of the traditional competition circuit.

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First Chair 130

The Legend, Tanner Hall, had a solid mix of backcountry and urban in his entry. Opening up his edit with a triple backy, you immediately knew it was going to be a good one. From huge urban spots to massive backcountry booters, Tanner shows that he is still consistently crushing the skiing scene.

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B&E Pro

While we may be partial to our Full Tilt athletes, all of this year’s entries were insanely rad. So, go check them all out and be sure to vote for your favorite!

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Tom Wallisch 2018 – 2019 Full Season Edit

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Tom Wallisch’s full part from the 2018-2019 season is live! Enjoy this 6-minute recap of Tom’s season with footage taken from Good Company’s Cruise Control along with Level 1’s Romance.

Words from Tom: “It was such a fun season and stoked to finally compile all my footage into one part! Urban and backcountry together. Love doing a little bit of everything.”

Tom Wallisch

Wallisch beholds pure raw talent on his skis and is well regarded for his smooth yet complex spins and composed style. He has won numerous Gold Medals through the likes of the Dew Tour, X Games, and FIS (International Ski Federation) Championships. In 2010, Wallisch joined the Full Tilt Boots team and was able to create his own pro model boot, the Full Tilt Tom Wallisch Pro. Nowadays, you can find Tom ripping the park with his signature boot, filming with his production company known as ‘Good Company,’ filming projects with The North Face and even announcing events like the X Games.

Ski Like Tom

Whether you’re hot lapping the park, sending the big jump line, or hitting the streets, the Full Tilt Tom Wallisch Pro is equipped to help you stomp your landings and up your game. A-Pro Liner paired with a forgiving 6-flex tongue ensure you have the control you need, without the shin bang. Buckle up you Tom Wallisch pro’s and get after it with confidence.

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The Podcast Roundup | Full Tilt Athletes

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The Podcast Roundup

Full Tilt athletes have been making waves in the podcast world over the course of this year. From the Powell Movement to the Low-Pressure Podcast, to Simon Dumon’t new Ascension podcast, there’s no shortage of professional athletes and ski industry enthusiasts that you can hear from.

Whether you’re looking to learn more about your favorite professional skier or see how some of the biggest players in the ski industry got to where they are today, Podcast’s present an awesome opportunity to get the inside scoop.

Listen in to these Podcasts with Full Tilt Athletes Phil Casabon, Tom Wallisch, Colby Stevenson, and Rob Heule to learn about how they became professional skiers, and who they are behind the scenes.

The Powell Movement: Phil Casabon 

Phil Casabon doesn’t do many interviews…what he’s known for is style on his skis and there aren’t too many in the world today that make skiing look as good as Phil.  While he has two X Games Gold Medals in the Real Snow category and competed, that’s not what Phil is all about.  He’s about edit’s that focus creativity and style.  On the podcast we talk coming up, Henrik, Wu-Tang, plants, fungus, and a lot of skiing and style.  It’s a must listen podcast.

Ascension Episode 1: Tom Wallisch 

Listen to “Ep. 1 Tom Wallisch” on Spreaker.

Fresh off of their “Resurrection” edit reboot, the God-Fathers of ski style return. Simon Dumont is launching his new show and bringing the crew along with him. Tom Wallisch slides into the studio with Simon in order to quickly go over the past and look forward to the future of skiing.

Ascension Episode 4: Colby Stevenson

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Simon sits down with one of the hottest skiers out right now in Colby Stevenson. What does the road to X Games gold look like? If you said that doesn’t include a traumatic brain injury then your missing the story! Lock in for another great interview with Simon

 

Low-Pressure Podcast: Rob Heule

Rob Heule is a professional skier, part-time Christmas light hanger, clothing designer and manufacturer, river surfer, and all-around good guy. Originally from Fernie, BC and now living just outside of Calgary, Rob made the trip to Whistler to attend a North Face event and stopped by the LPP Studios for a chat!

Keep The LINE 2.1

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Keep The LINE 2.1 – Avoriaz

Keep The LINE Skis is back in action with their Second Season. Follow along as the LINE Skis France Team trains hard, completes challenges on and off of the snow, and has way too much fun along the way.

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Maude Raymond’s Focus on Style

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Flowing in style from the car park to the terrain park // photo: Rachel Bock

“It’s all about flow and doing what feels good.” – Maude Raymond

Montreal, Canada born Maude Raymond grew up surrounded by a culture of outdoor sports and smooth style. Gymnastics, diving and ski racing were building blocks to her love of freeskiing and an integral foundation to fluidity, flow, and style.

Starting her career competing on the world circuit, Maude stepped away from the start house and focused on traveling and filming to showcase her own style and aesthetic. Inspiring women around the world ever since,  as an extension of her smooth skiing style, she has formed her own brand, MAAD.

From the products, imagery, and film Maude produces the Soul Sister’s style and function are a perfect extension of herself.

“The Soul Sisters are so comfortable and easy to put on! They help me ski smoothly and the height is perfect to keep my knees at their full strength.”

Maude Raymond in Japan.

 

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Wanna talk true Love ? So happy to be in @whistlerblackcomb again. P: @maxmorello

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Head in the clouds ☾ ✦ P: @bengirardi

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Lena Stoffel Chases the Winterfox

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Freeride Full Tilt athlete Lena Stoffel, based in Innsbruck, Austria took a journey in the frozen lands of Hokkaido, Japan with her warm Soul Sister boots for a start to the season that was too good not to share with the world. Enjoy the teaser

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Watch out! This is a picture which I took on my travels through Hokkaido! The northern fox! My new movie which will be released this fall is called „WINTERFOX“ and it’s the first movie I produced completely myself! I filmed most of it myself, except the skiing of me is filmed by someone else! I edited myself and the music I worked with musicians who made the tracks especially for my movie! Thanks to @roryjwilliams and @lacurren ! And thanks to @charlesmeny for helping me with the finishing touches! Soon I will release a teaser with dates of screenings! So watch out for „WINTERFOX“ ! #ajourneythroughwinter #skiing #snowsurfing #skitouring #powder #japan #makewavesmovemountains @roxy @ortovox @lumix #lumixstories #hes12060 #sponsored #lumixg9

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“I spent two months in Japan last winter and wanted to show everybody what Hokkaido means to me, through my eyes. I feel so content and calm in that country. It feels like a second home to me. But this was a big challenge as I am new in the field of filming.”– Lena Stoffel

Winterfox, the first part of her new series “a journey through winter”, offers an immersive perspective of the Japanese island, seen through her eyes – a delicate balance between the raw power of skiing and the poetic beauty of Hokkaido’s wildlife and landscapes.

The short movie was shot and directed by Lena Stoffel herself alongside crew members Aaron Jamieson, Simon Abt, and Bine Zalohar. With a very special soundtrack of Rory J Williams & Lee Ann Curren, this short film is a unique experience.

Simone Canal vs Steve Stepp

Full Tilt Battle in SLVSH Grand Valira

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Check out Full Tilt Skiers Simone Canal and OG Steve Stepp put it down in Andorra for the opening round of the SLVSH Cup Grand Valira. Who do you think will walk away with the W? Steve’s consistent, smooth vibe or Simone’s all-out assault? Check it out!

Both Simone and Steve rock the B&E Pro Model Boot. Learn more about it HERE!

Grigory Fuzeev Full Part

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From Russia with…

Grigory Fuzeev, the Russian grab master, has dropped his absolutely mental full part. Replete with hefty urban spots, proper tweaks, and an absurd approach to jumping, this edit will have you tracking back, wondering, “wait, what was that?”

Tune, in, check it out, and snag the boots that young Grigory rocks HERE.

If you don’t know the name Grigory Fuzeev, you’ve probably seen his skiing. Grigory made a splash on the scene a couple of years ago with this insane edit, that was used as his “Wanna Be A Night” Entry. it quickly put him on the map as a guy that integrates style, unique rotations, and insane grabs.