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The 2015 halfpipe world champion was buried by a slide while backcountry skiing near Tsugaike Mountain Resort
Rahlves is among the few American men who have stood on the Beaver Creek World Cup podium. He shares his winning line.
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Don’t let the pretty top sheet fool you—this all-mountain tool means business, especially in the crud
This ski didn’t steal the show again this year, but you’d be hard pressed to find a better crud ski
If you’re a carver girl at heart but need something a little wider underfoot, the Ripstick 94 W is your compromise
Introducing the top-rated women’s all-mountain ski of the year
If you’re looking for an all-mountain ski to do it all, and do it all really well, this is your ticket to ride
This perennial favorite didn’t win any awards this year, but testers still love it for its backbone and dependability
If you’re looking for an all-mountain ski that can also carve up a storm, look no further
This accessible all-mountain tool for ladies earned high marks in versatility and quickness
The runner-up in the women’s all-mountain category is a universal crowd pleaser
These skis are party in the front, business underfoot, and designed to charge the whole mountain
This ski was voted the most playful ski among this year’s crop of women’s all-mountain skis
The narrowest ski in the new Fischer Ranger series represents an entirely new direction for the brand
The only Canadian skier to win the World Cup overall title to date is still going strong more than halfway through her seventh decade
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