Meet two snowboarders (Mike & Jess) chasing winter around the world, from Japan’s legendary powder to Europe’s hidden gems. We’ve face-planted in Alaska, slept in icy car parks and followed storms we probably shouldn’t have. Expect solid gear guides, real resort reviews and plenty of vanlife chaos.
After years of chasing the mythical one-board quiver, I gave up. Here’s why “do-it-all” boards rarely deliver—and what I ride instead.
The Search for the “Perfect All-Mountain Snowoard” is Over Read More »
Here’s our packing list for what and how to pack for your next snowboarding holiday along with some packing tips. You can totally use it as a ski trip packing list too, just swap out the snowboard gear for ski gear!
What And How To Pack For A Snowboarding Holiday Read More »
The DIN chart is a guideline—sure. But it’s not perfect. It doesn’t know if you’re skiing fast on chopped-up snow all day or just cruising with your kid.
Why I Don’t Let Rental Shops Set My DIN Read More »
A quick Christmas post from two cold humans—with three real ski run names that sound completely made up. Yes, Devil’s Crotch is on the list.
Merry Christmas from the Snow Chasers Read More »
Sick of numb toes, shin bang, and bad boot advice? Here’s my honest guide to ski boot sizing, from someone who’s messed it up more than once.
The Truth About Ski Boot Sizing (and Why Your Feet Hate You) Read More »
So, you’re thinking about going skiing or snowboarding for the first time. You don’t really know what to expect. There are some things that people just don’t tell you about when you’re just starting out. It always helps to be a little prepared so here’s the real truth on what to expect which will have you shredding down the mountain in no time!
Skiing And Snowboarding For The First Time – What Nobody Tells You Read More »
Coronet Peak, The Remarkables and Mt Hutt are preparing to open to guests this Wednesday when the South Island returns to alert level 2.
Coronet Peak, The Remarkables and Mt Hutt set to open in Level 2 Read More »
Who are we? Two cold mavericks chasing snow, testing gear, and trying to sound useful online. Here’s what to expect on the site (and what not to).
So… What Is This Site, Anyway? Read More »
Spring snow in New Zealand flies under the radar—but it’s cheaper, sunnier, and often way more fun than fighting peak season crowds. Here’s why…
Why Spring Snow in New Zealand Is Better Than You Think Read More »
No new gear. No coaching. Just a phone and a little shame. Here’s why filming myself was the thing that genuinely helped me ride better this year.
The Only Thing That’s Actually Improved My Riding This Year Read More »
