Salomon Freeski kicks off their latest video with an excellent Black Angels song. If you can live up to the track, you’re doing a great job, and they manage to pull it together. Episode 10, The Burn, frames lots of great powder skiing among what ‘might be’ a burned out forest. At this point, let’s be honest, the footage is great, it’s fine if they want to pretend it all has some meaning deeper than skiing incredible snow. Keep the hits coming, guys.

Salomon Freeski TV keeps cranking out impressive videos that showcase skiing around the world. In this episode they head to the island that Italy is kicking, Sicily, where they ski Mt Etna, an active volcano. Such skiing in the Medd, who would have guessed? The après is certainly more interesting. I wonder if they call it ‘après’ there too? Featuring Backcountry.com Athlete Kim Havell.

The latest Salomon Freeski episode, The Last Frontier is out, and it features a fantastically beautiful portion of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia. According to Salomon, the Portland Canal is the 4th longest fjord in the world and America’s only unguarded border (unless you count the mountains).

Salomon’s latest Freeski film is brilliant: they ride at the Arkhyz Gosdacha, a hideout for leaders of the Soviet Union during the Cold War. It sits in a remote river valley on the north side of Russia’s Caucasus Mountains. Plenty of untracked powder and lavish digs, just don’t touch the red phones.