TOP 100 – 2020

In Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the relentless winter of 2008 left its mark as one of the snowiest in recorded history, with over 600” of the fluffy white gracing the rocky range of the Tetons. The incredible snowfall total of 600” was double that of the drought-stricken 300” winter of 2007. That being said, the sequel was born… Indulge in the face shots of the Storm Show crew as they bask in the heavenly depths of endless powder days, waist deep for weeks on end. Follow stuntman/speed-flier Matt Combs as he launches 500 foot cliffs, and flies away with the aid of his 007-style paraglide. Death-defying skier Mike Tierney continues to stack up first descents on the exposed faces of Cody Peak, with multiple gigantic airs in the no-fall-zone of Igneous Rocks Couloir. Seasoned veterans Rob Kingwill and Johnny Recchio show why they’ve devoted their lives to the eternal powder search. The winter of ‘08 was one for the record books, it’s the season we all dream about, it was 600 inches.
*2009 Cold Smoke Awards 3x winner: Best Line, Best Hairball, Best Overall.

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Jackson Hole only got 300 inches of snow over the ‘06-07 season (insert whining here). Dwindling snowfall across the country may have hampered the efforts of some, but Jackson’s local skiers and riders show that they will never be victim to circumstance. Less snowfall has equated to steeper, rockier, and more exposed lines– the stuff Jacksonites live for…
Storm Show breaks away from their traditional JH ski films by traveling around the globe to locales such as France, Alaska, and British Columbia. Stuntman Matt Combs continues to break new ground in the sport of speed-flying: skiing exposed lines that end in certain death, with the only escape being his trusty paraglide. 300 inches, it’s what you make of it!

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