Skier: Dylan Hood Photo: Peter Morning

The Nimbus crew heads south for the winter and sure enough they find it. With a solid group of skiers and a couple Go Pro Cameras these guys are going to have some rad edits available for viewing soon. Photographer Peter Morning has also joined the boys to get some still pics. With a projected storm total at Mammoth of over 10 feet it shouldn’t be hard to get some amazing shots in the deep deep pow.

Something to mention is the fact that two new faces have joined the crew in Cali. Christian Sirianni is originally from Australia but has moved his residence to Mammoth with a mission to slay. Sharing a love of the K2 Hellbent Skis with Andy Mahre should help him fit right in. The other new face is that of Volkl Team Skier, Dylan Hood. Dylan moved to Oregon a couple years ago and was able to connect with Eric Pollard since they both ski Mt. Hood Meadows. After filming with Teton Gravity Research for the past couple years it will be awesome to see his skills pasted to the creative forefront that only Nimbus can deliver. Keep an eye out for Dylan Hood’s new website that is coming soon. Also check NimbusIndependent.com and ChrisBenchetler.com for new edits as they are become available.

This shot is credited to Christian Pondella (ChristianPondella.com), one of the greats in the industry. Great work Eric and sick shot Christian.

Via: PowderMag.com

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Eric Pollard has been on the leading edge of skiing for the good part of the last decade. Creating artwork, skis and now he’s taking on the digital world. Check out Eric’s self edit of his 07-08 season with his Nimbus Independent crew.


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(John Symms) Tall tees. Bandanas. Chains. Baggy clothes. Fresh New Era caps. The fashion of freestyle skiing has for years comprehensively emulated hip hop culture (and couture, *giggle giggle*) — but for one notable exception. When the time comes to come correct, Jon Olsson can be there with his best foreign car. But what about a fresh pair of Nike 6.0 steps? Hmmm…

Eric Pollard is respected world-wide not only for his forward thinking and creative skiing style, but also for his artwork. So when we needed unique graphics for a limited edition release of one of our most popular freestyle skis, it was obvious we needed to give the project to Pollard.

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Eric has created 2 new graphic versions of the original 2009 Line Anthem Ski. The construction is the same, but the graphics are as one-of-a-kind as Pollard’s skiing. If you’re looking for skis that will set you apart from the rest, then this is the model you’ve been waiting for. With less than 150 pair, per size, per model world wide, these limited quantites won’t last long.