A celebration of the untold stories behind two independent freeski films, alongside the launch of KlƤttermusen's first-ever dedicated freeride collection and a special screening of its new short film, The Signal.
Weāve heard it all before, but thereās fresh hope. Yet another tease of UK dryslope history and a possible full-circle moment back to one of the epicentres for British snowsports talent. What do we know this time? Skyline Enterprises, the New Zealand-based adventure tourism outfit behind gondolas, luge tracks and gravity-based experiences across four continents, has agreed a strategic framework with Sheffield City Council to redevelop the site. Confirmed for phase one: their
From the rope tow of Tamworth to the mecca of jib-garden metal, Tom Greenway ā a grom once featured on an STK Oneās to Watch list and in our very first feature-length film ā is once again doing us proud on the world freeski stage. This time at SLVSH CUP Grandvalira, the internetās version of the Olympics for freeskiers. Against Red Bullās Hunter Henderson, Tom holds his own in an impressive battle, showing the world that UK freeskiers are always a force to be reckoned with.
Scotland’s ski culture isn’t about perfect snow — it’s about passion, grit, and making every moment on the hill count. In their new film, freeskier Harris Booth and videographer Ben Girdwood shine a light on this distinct ski mindset.
From British-only ski movies and pro team trips inbound for the motherland, to standout grassroots projects from over the years — this is a celebration of our kingdom.
