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To know Jake Sakson is to love Jake Sakson. We shot up to the Teton Range to catch the tail end of a storm with the disciples of telemark.

To know Paul Kimbrough is to know greatness. Filming in the backcountry is a dangerous and difficult task, except when you go out with these two young wizards.

Jake and Paul have been discovering the vast backcountry potential outside of Driggs Idaho this winter. We spent the last few days having them show us around. Enjoy these screen grabs from the video we shot for the upcoming film.

They have got it dialed! Jake get’s a grab in with nonchalance.

Paul won’t be easily outdone. Great comraderie and competition are pushing these guys to not just be some of the best telemark skiers, but some of the best SKIERS period.

Jake takes advantage of one of the many opportunities to air. It’s pretty unbelievable how much great footage we captured in just two days. You get out what you put in.

Paul raising his armpit just to prove that hippies don’t stink. Sparkling crystalline pow at the end of April!!

Paul SPREADING the word, that telemark isn’t dead.

Hard to find a better dynamic duo and excited to have them in the film again this year. They recently banded together as beansandricefreeride.com where you can follow their latest adventures. Sign up for their tele camp at Beartooth Basin this June 16th-22nd and perfect the art of the tele turn. Thanks fellas it was truly a pleasure!

Tordrillo action photos

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The video footage from The Tordrillos is now logged so we took some screen grabs for your enjoyment. Neil Provo is the splitboarder and Ian Provo is the skier in all the shots below.

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Here is a bunch of photos from our latest trip to The Tordrillos in AK. All the photos are shot with our phones. We’ll release another gallery of photos of action shots soon. Enjoy.

This is the plane that flew us to the Capps Glacier from Anchorage.

This was home for 10 nights

The views from camp weren’t so bad.

Neil and Ian Provo were nice enough to join us on our little adventure.

Our first day there the light was too flat to go skiing so Ian tried to drink it blue.

Clearly Ian’s drinking helped because it was sunny for the next 8 days.

It was an amazing place

Every kind of terrain you could ask for

Cold temps and blue skies made a lot of this

Camp life

Camp life

We had some cold nights

Noah taking care of business

Our ride out after an epic trip.

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