The last two weeks have been quite bad snow-wise, so we've done everything from snowboarding to dancing on the tables. However, the last three days before departure brought us a dump, and with that snow, we got enough clips to produce another movie. Watch it here:
Friday, February 24, 2012
Friday, February 17, 2012
New pics from behind the Iron Curtain
It has now been roughly three weeks since the last snow-fall here in Russia, so the past week has mainly been spent ski-touring, snowboarding and tasting the local коньяк and vodka. Ull has promised us some snow either tonight or tomorrow night, but before any skiing gets done in that snow, you can enjoy the latest pictures from Cheget.
(Click pic to see the rest)
(Click pic to see the rest)
Monday, February 13, 2012
Crazy-extreme skiing at Mt. Elbrus
On Friday we went on a guided ski-tour on Mt. Elbrus. This is our short recap.
Friday, February 10, 2012
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Back off track - this time in Russia
Sorry for all the text. Pictures at the bottom.
The Kreyszi G ski team are back in ski-mode. This time, the place of havoc is Cheget in Northern Caucasus. In a couple of days we will bring you a ski-movie with unprecedented skiing at an abnormally high level, but while we search the russian hotels and bars for a fast enough internet connection we give you a report from life in a no-travel zone (http://www.landsider.no/traveladvice/raad21/).
The first day, while scourging the place for the best après-ski we located a pair of K2 Pontoons and went after them. Turns out that they belonged to Aleksander&Aleksander who were more than happy to show us around the Cheget backcountry. So, after hooking up with the ski-god of Cheget, Vitaly, we managed to clock four thousand vertical meters of powder in bluebird conditions.
We also quickly found out that you can't invite Russians in for one glass of aquavit, as they will empty the bottle, and that Russian après-ski includes vodka. Lots of vodka. Between the battles we've also tried to be heroes at day, and because of the recent terror-attacks, we have all the powder to ourselves.
Sunday was a chillax-day so we went with Vova&Kola on a normal taxi-ride of about 500 km to visit some nearby hot springs and look at some scenery. We've also met a whole bunch of generous and open Russians, who really makes us feel welcome.
Yeah! Peace out brother!
(Click pic to see the rest)
The Kreyszi G ski team are back in ski-mode. This time, the place of havoc is Cheget in Northern Caucasus. In a couple of days we will bring you a ski-movie with unprecedented skiing at an abnormally high level, but while we search the russian hotels and bars for a fast enough internet connection we give you a report from life in a no-travel zone (http://www.landsider.no/traveladvice/raad21/).
The first day, while scourging the place for the best après-ski we located a pair of K2 Pontoons and went after them. Turns out that they belonged to Aleksander&Aleksander who were more than happy to show us around the Cheget backcountry. So, after hooking up with the ski-god of Cheget, Vitaly, we managed to clock four thousand vertical meters of powder in bluebird conditions.
We also quickly found out that you can't invite Russians in for one glass of aquavit, as they will empty the bottle, and that Russian après-ski includes vodka. Lots of vodka. Between the battles we've also tried to be heroes at day, and because of the recent terror-attacks, we have all the powder to ourselves.
Sunday was a chillax-day so we went with Vova&Kola on a normal taxi-ride of about 500 km to visit some nearby hot springs and look at some scenery. We've also met a whole bunch of generous and open Russians, who really makes us feel welcome.
Yeah! Peace out brother!
(Click pic to see the rest)
Sunday, September 26, 2010
After half a year in the drawer, the last but not least of last year gets into the light. We brings you: The forgotten tapes.
The forgotten tapes from Ap. Syvertsen on Vimeo.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Canadia - post Audun
Yes, the last day in Revelstoke is tomorrow. Since Audun left we haven't been producing any films, but some of the guys we're riding with has made a Revelstoke film. It features, among others, our two favourite skiers, Audun&Ap. and includes some sweet new lines and some older stuff from different angles.
If you don't see what's going on in the end, I'm dropping like a 15 meter and the area slides with me in it. Lionel Piraux took some pictures which is included in this new amazing album.
Last, Phil (another frenchman) filmed me doing the next line and posted it on vimeo: Check it out.
Revelstoke 2010 from Jorgen Dolvik Husbyn on Vimeo.
If you don't see what's going on in the end, I'm dropping like a 15 meter and the area slides with me in it. Lionel Piraux took some pictures which is included in this new amazing album.
Last, Phil (another frenchman) filmed me doing the next line and posted it on vimeo: Check it out.
Alf from Norway from PhilGo20 on Vimeo.
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