Tommy Gesme joined our team at the beginning of this year. It became a grounding moment for us as a brand—a return to self—if you will. Though we respect all facets of snowboarding, our mantra remains ‘culture over contest.’ This is exactly why Tommy was the perfect fit. Humble, innovative, and hardworking, he lives for the culture. Though he’d never admit it, Tommy has the personality that drives this culture.

He immediately jumped right into traveling overseas with Colton, Darrah, Forest and Riley for the filming of ATLAS, and hasn’t taken his foot off the gas since. We couldn’t be more inspired.

Blake Moller and Keegan Hosefros chose the perfect winter to test our brand new ATV Collection and dive headfirst into Mother Nature's venerable frozen offering. From waist-deep days in Utah to the classic mashed potatoes of Baker, with bits of Tahoe and Idaho sprinkled in, director Brendan Hupp chronicles some serious Camp Robber activities. We continue to be mind-blown by Blake and Keegan’s efforts in any and all terrains—the sky is the limit for these two and we can’t wait to see what they do next year.

Jake Mageau syncs up with friend and Director Brady Perron for the third installment of their collaboration with Level1: ‘Wind for Whistles’. The film unfolds a special place and time in freeskiing, a place where Mageau’s athleticism meets his artistry—where past meets present. From the eastern seaboard to the most northwestern locations, Mango astonishes us with his inimitable style in Wind for Whistles.

A worldwide exploration of places and spaces, ATLAS is an inside look at a modern tale of friendship and travel in the digital age—an era when one can roam avenues on the other side of the planet, searching for spots via their smartphone. Directed by Colton Feldman, ATLAS chronicles a single winter of spots, backdrops, tricks, and aesthetics combined and presented through the prisms of Tommy Gesme, Riley Nickerson, Darrah Reid-McLean, and Forest Bailey.

Two words: heavy, heavy, heavy hitters. Okay, that was four words but two didn’t suffice for the Brown Cinema’s two-year film “Knights of the Brown Table,” featuring our own Mason Lemery. Brown serves up a raw take that reinforces the most timeless tradition of snowboarding: the full-length video. From the highest peaks, all the way down to the lowest mountain valleys, this crew embarks on a journey that will be remembered for generations to come. Jar throws down a three-minute part that makes us want to shotgun a beer, strap up and go all gas, no breaks.

The Art of Recreation is more than just a ski film—it’s a gorgeous visual and riding experience showcasing our EU crew Sampo Vallotton and Laurent De Martin. This unexpected short film is a visual manifesto of their first winter with their new Swiss ski brand Simply, and an organic result of being surrounded by talented filmmakers and photographers whom they can proudly call friends.