2015 RedBull Rampage highlights and Results This past week the 10th annual RedBull Rampage went down outside of a small town in southern Utah call Virgin. This even truly is the most progressive actions sports competition in the world in this authorโs opinion. It literally pushes the laws of physics and what is possible on a mountain bike Cycle Ryan Mulcahy | October 19, 2015 0 Comments
Filling the Void left by Tahoe last Season in Argentina After dedicating his winter and all of his hard earned summer cash to being back in Tahoe last season and in return Tahoe saw its lowest snow year on record, Dylan Cautela was left with something to be desired in the form of skiing. The Maine native up and moved to Tahoe to work and ride at Squaw 4 years ago at the tender age of 18, giving up the things at […] Ryan Mulcahy | September 21, 2015 0 Comments
Swell Saturday: US Open of Surfing Returns To Its Roots The U.S. Open of Surfing is still about surfing right? Well, for the first time in a while, that’s exactly how it felt. The athletes and spectators unanimously shared that sentiment. The Van Dorian Invitational is a surf contest held in the heart of Southern California. With perfect temperatures, knee high waves and enough people watching to satisfy even the most curious of eyes, it truly is Surf City, USA. Surf Ryan Mulcahy | August 8, 2015 0 Comments
Self tracking camera technology that is affordable This fairly new, somewhat underground camera technology allows you to mount almost any camera to it and with the remote device track and film yourself. This is the next step in self made action sports film and video I would say. You are able to capture professional level video without the need of a professional photographer/camera man. Gear Review Ryan Mulcahy | June 19, 2015 1 Comment
20″ of Pow in Main Chute on Mt. Baldy at Alta, UT With summer just about here and the mountain bike tuned and ready for some single track I had almost put that final coat of summer wax on the skis and called it a seasonโฆโฆโฆbut one thing living in Utah has taught me, is never count the mighty Wasatch out and it can deliver some goods when least expected. I made the hardest decision of my life and decided to pursue my career […] Conditions Report Ryan Mulcahy | May 18, 2015 0 Comments
Heli Skiing Silverton Colorado: Steepest and Deepest the lower 48 has to offer. I had made plans to be in Alaska this March over my spring break to finally set free my inner soul and accomplish a lifelong dream of helicopter skiing that I developed at age 8 watching MSP videos. But due to record low snow in AK this year, in combination with personal plans falling through, I was not able to make it happen, I guess all things happen for a reason right? Ryan Mulcahy | March 19, 2015 1 Comment
Telluride Conditions Report: Big Base, Steep lines, and Blue Bird skies. Telluride is quite the gem in the buffet of ski resorts that Colorado has to offer. I have skied all over the Centennial State and can truly say as far as resorts go Telluride is truly unique, special and offers something for everyone. Somewhat off the beaten path, being the closest airports are Montrose or Durango thus preserving the goods for those who happen to live there or are visiting when the skies bless the area with snow. Ryan Mulcahy | March 16, 2015 0 Comments
6 Skiers Die in French Avalanche | Deadliest Avalanche in France in 8-Years It is being report that skiers which consisted of four men and two women aged between 58 and 73 were hiking and skiing when they were swept to their deaths by a large avalanche. This incident happened early in the morning on January 25th, 2015 in the Queyras mountain range which is close to the border with Italy. This accident brings the avalanche death total in the Alps to 17 this winter. The Alps average about 30 skier/snowboarder deaths per year. The Alps lost 17 skiers/snowboarders in 2014 season, 21 in 2013, and 22 in 2012. […] Avalanche Ryan Mulcahy | January 25, 2015 0 Comments