I ski on the east coast, so for the most part I ski park.  I do a lot of rails, including rail jams and backyard sessions, but jumps are fun too, although I'm not as good in the air as I am on metal.  I try to ski pow as often as I can, it being a commodity on the EC.  I've been skiing a week in Utah since I was 7 or so, so I'm pretty damn good at skiing it too, even though I don't ski it all the time...   

POW, POW, POW!  Get up in the morning at Snowbird, Utah in my bed at the Cliff Club to waist deep fresh.  I'm the first on the mountain, filming, nabbing face shots, just loving every minute of it.  Although I don't ski pow much, I love it so much.  Its like cocaine, especially when you don't get many oppurtunities to enjoy it.  A day of deep pow with friends is probably the best thing I could ever ask for. 

If I'm on the EC on a normal day, a good day is a day in the park with friends.  Friends make everything great, and lapping the park, airing jumps and hitting rails is alot of fun.  I also have found myself hiking one rail/jump trying new stuff.  There's no greater feeling in park skiing than landing a trick that you've worked hard to master. 

Rossignol Scratch BC WRS, length 185
Salomon 1080, length 171
Oakley Base pant, size XL
Aeryx Polycargo pant, size L
Burton Element Jacket, size L
Oakley A-frames with Silver frames and Fire Iridium lenses
RED Trace size L
Giro 9 size L

Rossi, K2, Giro, Aeryx (RIP), Armada, Line, Smith, Dakine, Technica, SmartWool, UnderArmour, Hanes for boxers lol

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