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• Max Hammer Max Hammer

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• Selkirk Wilderness Skiing Selkirk Wilderness Skiing

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• Selkirk Wilderness Skiing Lodg Selkirk Wilderness Skiing Lodge

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• Selkirk Wilderness Skiing Blai Selkirk Wilderness Skiing Blair Banker

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• Selkirk Wilderness Skiing Tris Selkirk Wilderness Skiing Tristan Olson

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• Selkirk Wilderness Skiing Dr P Selkirk Wilderness Skiing Dr Powder

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• Outdoor Research Ferrosi Hoody Outdoor Research Ferrosi Hoody Trailbreaker Pants

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• Outdoor Research Trailbreaker Outdoor Research Trailbreaker Pants

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• Outdoor Research Trailbreaker Outdoor Research Trailbreaker Pants

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• Eagle: Colton Stiffler Osprey Eagle: Colton Stiffler Osprey: Patrick Clayton

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• Snow Park Technologies Snow Park Technologies

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• Flying In Fieberbruun With Sag Flying In Fieberbruun With Sage Cattabriga-Alosa

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    Sage Cattabriga-Alosa gets ready to drop into deep Austrian snow. Photo by Dutch Simpson.
    
    Words by Sage Cattabriga-Alosa
    Photos by Dutch Simpson and Dustin Handley
    
    "Oh man! Hehe, I got a Fieber brew'n!"
    
    Excitement was thick in the air after our first run, filled with insanely deep snow.
    
    We had arrived just hours before in the dark of night to Fieberbrunn, Austria, after a wrong turn led us up a snow-covered single-lane road. Once the realization hit that things were not right the crew, Tim Durtchi, Colter Hinchcliff, Dylan Hood, photographer Mark Fisher, cinematographers Dustin Handly, Athan Merick, the TGR production crew, and I, found that one of our vans was basically stuck.  The van was not stuck so much as it was ****ed, as it was overloaded, filled with bags on the inside, five ski bags on the roof, and equipped with non-snow tires and without chains.
    
    The steep, single-lane snow-packed road was slick, and the van became a toboggan. We literally inched the van back down the mountain in a full skid, using the crew as anchors dragging along each side, and back, keeping the van from gaining too much momentum and ending up in a creek, ditch or snow bank. The drive, which should have taken about an hour and a half, took almost seven.
    
    That was all behind us now, nearly forgotten, washed away with, as nearly all the crew described, the deepest snow that they had ever skied.  Our start to the day was a little slow, but as we made our way up the series of pod gondolas, the first glimpses of terrain revealed steep trees covered in a visibly thick blanket of snow. As soon as we clicked in and made or first turns, verbal excitement erupted in a chain reaction as one by one we dipped into the waist deep snow. Excitement was high, and we were eager to get right to work, capitalizing on the amazing snow, and capturing the phenomenon of really, really deep snow. Immediately we began identifying shoot-able lanes of powder and pillows that inspired us to break out the cameras, line up zones and embark on the blind ride that would start as soon as you began skiing.
    
    This storm was unique to our trip in Austria, it had snowed almost three feet in just over 24 hours, and was sitting on a soft base creating a bottomless, blower, layer of snow that covered the mountain. Skiing already feels like flying, and when conditions are like this, you are flying in slow motion, hovering down the mountain, suspended by a million feathery crystals, where the flying only ends when the fall line stops. 
    
    We continued through the day stepping out small takeoffs, floating off pillows and linking turn after turn of blinding fun. The entire crew was glowing, in awe of the experience, and grateful to have made it to this powder paradise.

    Sage busts a cork 3 into bottomless pow at Fieberbrunn. Photo by Dutch Simpson.
    
    Charging 50 cm of snow. Photo by Dustin Handley.
    
    Deep, deep snow. Photo by Dustin Handley.
    
    Sage gets pitted. Photo by Dustin Handley.
    
    So pitted. Photo by Dustin Handley.
    
    Yes, yes it was deep. Photo by Dustin Handley.
    
    Field goal huck. Photo by Dustin Handley.
    
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• Sage field goal huck Sage field goal huck

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• Sage Cattabriga-Alosa after a Sage Cattabriga-Alosa after a powder run in Austria

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    Sage Cattabriga-Alosa after a powder run in Austria
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• Sage so pitted Sage so pitted

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    Sage so pitted
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• Waist deep cold smoke in fiebe Waist deep cold smoke in fieberbrunn

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    Waist deep cold smoke in fieberbrunn
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• Blower pow in Austria Blower pow in Austria

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    Blower pow in Austria
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