Best Street cut ever??

Any dude in the real ski x games contest

that segment is up there, easily one of the best ever

probably Sean Jordans part in Mutiny

or Clayton in the creep
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/816789/The-Creep---The-Clayton-Vila-Segment

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZygMxWMgrfA&ab_channel=LINESkis

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gotta be cam riley

Classic: Clayton in Mutiny

Modern: Hackel in ETG

270on420outClassic: Clayton in Mutiny

Modern: Hackel in ETG

pretty much all of mutiny

I really fuck with Magnus's segment in Interpretation. Frank Ocean club banging track hits the spot :P

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/911786/The-Bunch---Interpretation

Those parts are like 2 years from eachother

270on420outClassic: Clayton in Mutiny

Modern: Hackel in ETG

There was a thread on this topic like a week ago, haha. Anyway, so many parts influential in their own right have come out (like Cam Riley in Network), but none of them, imo, stand out as an absolute great. Another example would be Will's and Andy's part from Head for the Hills ('08); a part that was so much ahead of its time:
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hoodcrewThose parts are like 2 years from eachother

Wrong, Mutiny came out in 2013, whereas ETG was released in 2017

This one is so sick!

fredyferlhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZygMxWMgrfA&ab_channel=LINESkis

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PATROLThere was a thread on this topic like a week ago, haha. Anyway, so many parts influential in their own right have come out (like Cam Riley in Network), but none of them, imo, stand out as an absolute great. Another example would be Will's and Andy's part from Head for the Hills ('08); a part that was so much ahead of its time:
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dude, head for the hills is one of the most underrated movies. Best vibes and riders

PATROLWrong, Mutiny came out in 2013, whereas ETG was released in 2017

Still funny to call Clayton’s Mutiny part a “classic”.... I’d say classics would be a Dave C part or something

hoodcrewThose parts are like 2 years from eachother

Indeed but they’re still from different eras. Skiing evolved a lot over the past decade. Mutiny was the magnum opus of a crew who consistently made some of the best urban movies of the early 2010s/late 2000s. Eat the Guts was the magnum opus of a niche New England crew who’s postmodern style payed homage to skate culture and helped usher in another facet for this era’s skiing.

270on420outIndeed but they’re still from different eras. Skiing evolved a lot over the past decade. Mutiny was the magnum opus of a crew who consistently made some of the best urban movies of the early 2010s/late 2000s. Eat the Guts was the magnum opus of a niche New England crew who’s postmodern style payed homage to skate culture and helped usher in another facet for this era’s skiing.

I like the way you talk

Obie.Still funny to call Clayton’s Mutiny part a “classic”.... I’d say classics would be a Dave C part or something

7 years is about a third of our sport's whole existence, that's a relatively long time given that timeline. Besides, ever heard of "instant classics"?

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kilbride in eat the guts is unmatched period

Hackel eat the guts - mango real ski 2020 are my two favs

On of the best to ever do it in the streets

jacksonrisucciJust watched Sean Jordans part in mutiny for the 700th time and it has me wondering, what is the best street part by an individual ever?

PATROL7 years is about a third of our sport's whole existence, that's a relatively long time given that timeline. Besides, ever heard of "instant classics"?

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Sounds like we need a third category called “instant classics”

Watched a lot of shit, and I think a lot of these people aren't distinguishing "Favorite" and "Best". Favorite is fun to watch, Best means they changed the mf game forever. By that logic, all of Mutiny has to be there. Mutiny was the end all for street skiing, I mean Stept literally set the bar higher than it had ever been set. I mean seriously in 2013 that shit was literally the most progressive street skiing ever. The only other full film close to as both mentally insane and consistently mind blowing is Weight since Cam Riley redefined what the word "Send" really means. I attribute the change in popular styles to pretty much everything stept has done. Cam grinded off the 5th floor of a parking garage in "For Lack of Better" and the urban game literally never looked the same, thats right around when this new style of insanely technical and creative street skiing came around, and in my head I think it's because Stept set a bar that people know they will never reach. Anything bigger is literally death. Sure the Bunch and Magnus and Mango are proving to be standouts in the new wave, but I'll consider their parts GOAT worthy when this new wave is a little more played about.

HOWEVER I gotta shout Mango and Magnus since they really are producing some of the best shit I've ever seen, and I won't be surprised if they do a similar thing Stept did and set the bar too high and change the urban meta again. Mango's Real Ski 2020 was literally a top 3 street segment I've ever seen he combined big and gnarly with tech and weird shit it was actually mind blowing. If he can take his style and creativity to the literal size that Stept did I he'll be easily one of the best and most progressive to ever live.

Honorable mentions Henrik, Noah Albaladejo, Sam Zahner, Keegan, B-Dog, Ahmet, Tom Wallisch, Tanner, Will Wesson, LJ, ABM, Nick Martini (Do people forget he skied or am I remembering him as better than he was), Dom Laporte for a little and honestly thehoodcrew kill it sometimes. (Don't Roast me if I missed people there's soooo many sick skiers I can probably name 20 more but I'm just listing the first that come to mind.

TL;DR a lot of people are insane and legendary but lets be honest Mutiny was the best urban film of all time and I think it will have that title for a long time too. And yes, Clayton's part was the best of the film but not far ahead of Seany J, Cam, and Shea.

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What that dude above said. Stept closed the era of gnarly. That being said what people are doing now with super tech tricks (on pretty big features is a lot more fun to watch. Nothing about stept movies really gets me stoked to go skiing.

will Wesson. /trhead

clayton vilas five. wish it was still up

Nobody has brought up JP's seg in All I Can? Probably the most widely relatable and fun-to-watch street part of all time. Kind of like the street equivalent of One of Those Days. It deserves a lot of credit for breaking out of our tiny niche and getting random people hyped on street skiing.

That said, in terms of impact on street skiing itself I think Stept pushed the needle the most dramatically. Clayton, Cam, Sean - "best" cut changes with my mood and it's unfair to pick one.

idk but mangos part felt very new/old at the same time if u know what i mean