Website released!

Our new official website is finished, polished and released!

All the information about the project, the team, photo and video gallery, links to our sponsors and blogs are from now on available at www.untouchedproject.com!

New webpage tommorow!!!

The past month was the month of creative decisions.

After few presentations of the teaser (the last one is today at the Slovenian RedBull Art of Flight premiere), we concentrated all our forces into the new offical webpage.
Dejan Markovič at Lono.si is the guy behind the design and he really captured the feel we wanted to present. Big thanks to him and the rest of the Lono guys for making it all happen!

The page will be aired tommorow, so stay tuned for the official link!

Educational video "Check your risk"

Winter is getting closer with the passing of each day. In order to have as much fun as it gets, it is important to do your homework. The first step just got a little easier with educational video "Check your risk".
YDreamProduction and Generali released this 40min educational video about ridding the backcountry and big mountains and the risks involved. It is no supplement for a real avalanche course, but it is a good way to start (unfortunately only in german language).
Follow the link below, take a course and do not take unnecessary risks. Wise man say that sometimes is better to turn back and get to ride another day. Be safe...

YDreamProduction feature

Photo by Check your risk

Pleasure Jam 2011

The season is slowly starting, at least the competitive part. First stop was The Pleasure Jam 2011 at Dachstein Glacier.
Almost whole Unotuched crew was there, but for different reasons. Pristo did the contest and missed the finals just by 4 points, which really was a bummer, while he really had two banging runs. Mitja filmed for Qparks, Maček did some photos for a report in a slovenian sport magazine Adrenalin and Bine was there to chill after the Kaunertal shoot.
Everybody enjoyed the sunny weekend in the mountains, yet daydreamed about some powder in the culoars, haha.

Photos by Matevž Maček and Peter Fettich

Kaunertal

Check out Bine at yesterdays action on Kaunertal. He and filmer drove there for 6.5 hours , did 3 hours of jumping/filming and than headed back to Slovenia for another 6.5 hours. Apparently he drank loads of Redbull.

California dreamin in Croatia

 Matevž, Matevž P., Luka and Bine...this weeks representers of team Untouched headed down to Croatia to check the swell. Luka, Bine and Matevž P. just came from Dachstein on saturday night and on sunday drove down to the seaside with full bags ready for some waves. Saturday evening session was dope despite strong side shore that was holding walls back a bit. Group of boys slept in a van (California VW) and dreamed bout big waves, but the morning was a shocker.

 The waves were ok but the wind was strong. So first session was not as good as expected, but after 2 hours suddenly wind stopped and sets were as clean as it gets. There was 5 surfers in the water and boyz were frothing when sets started to come.

Bine and Matevž P. got a wave that goes to a wall. Both of them were riding the same wave and in that moment Luka and Matevž M. put their wetsuits on and rushed in the lineup.

Boyz surfed for about 2.5 hours and than soon as the waves died a bit California was packed and ready to hit the road back to Slovenia. There is a plan to hit the pow line and the surf in the same day in next months. Stay tuned.

Winter in higher grounds

This season is already looking very promising, while we are constantly getting some snow and everywhere above 2000m is becoming colder and colder. On slovenian highest mountain, Triglav (2864m), there is more than 80cm of snow, which is pretty fat for the end of October. Hoping for the best...

Photo by ARSO

You are never over educated in the nature

We already had some pretty heavy snowfall in Slovenia in October, so it is the perfect time to refresh your knowledge or maybe learn something new before real winter hits. Here is a short, yet very informative lesson from TGR for all the freeriders and backcountry adventurists. Enjoy!

TGR feature

Photo by Matevž Pristavec

September Sessions pt.2: Hossegor

Before snowfall in Slovenia, the storm stopped in Basque.

The waves kept on coming and we did not rest either. We spent latter part of the month mostly in France. World famous beachbreaks offer fast walls and tube time, so it was no brainer where to go when the winds turned offshore.

Pristo and the Ujusansa team were hunting barrels, Mitja did some water filming and Katja took the long lens.

Ujusansa surf camp closed its door in the end of month, but some of the staff and Untouched crew members are staying in Hossegor for the next swell and the QS PRO France 2011, where you can see most of the worlds top surfers ridding Europe's finest beachbreak.

Photos by Katja Pokorn

First tracks in the season

As you might have seen the overcast arrived with cold north winds and low pressure air in mid Alps which brought fresh snow in October. Not really a common that one day you surf or ride bmx in shorts and the other day ride pow in area of 10km difference. Pretty sick. That is why my homie Matevž Maček also Untouched project team member and myself tagged ourselves on the hill early this morning to hike up and take first tracks in the season. Boom we did it and also we shred a short but fun line in the shaded gully that was covered with freshly blown snow. Dry and fresh is always a good choice. On the way back we stopped by our buddies, killin it on a down tube. Winter has started legit and we hope to get as much untouched snow this season as we can. Check out the gallery!

7am

Bine firsttracking 

Matvež kickin the door in the new season

sleepy cities under misty blanket

yo team! we re here...

Nejc Ferjan...talented Slovenian snb

September Sessions pt.1: Mundaka

The crew in Basque went through some member exchange again. Maček had to leave for work and Matevž Pristavec came to surf!

Untouched crew and Ujusansa team were very busy filming for Mitja's next years Ujusansa Team Video and scored some great swells throughout the last weeks of calendar summer.

The first big swell was full on mission as we went for photos, videoclips and lifetime memories. Pristo, Andraž Rakušček, Jernej Rakušček, Marko Odič and Rok Debevec rode into slovenian surf history as the first ones who caught some fast lefts of infamous Mundaka, which we had our eyes on since last year.

Photos by Katja Pokorn

Elan freeski team in Norway VIDEO

Check out this amazing article about Elan freeski team trip in Norway on 1st of July. Our team mate Bine is also part of Elan team so check them out in a sweet gallery by Alessandro Belluscio.

Elan freeski team trip to Folgefonna

Bine Žalohar
photo: Alessandro Belluscio

Change of faces, change of places

Domen has left Basque Country few days ago and Matevž Maček came to fill his place.

We had some flat days at first, which we used for some decision making on graphic design for our new webpage. Bine at home is pulling everything together for the nice people at Lono.si and Cheezy to make it complete. We will keep you updated, its coming soon...

A big swell hit later on, so the crew was on the search again. We cruised the shore from east to west Basque and even did a stop in Cantabria. Orio, Playa Gris, Deba, semi-secret reefs, Laga, Mundaka, La Arena, Laredo... we cheched it all, had some super mellow sessions, some really heavy ones, witnessed few gnarly waves ridden and some of the nicest scenics Spain has to offer!

Hurricane Katia is sending us a good looking swell in the next few days therefore the search never stops!

Photos by Maca

Brencycling

Besides working and studyin, Bine known also as Brencl, is spending more and more time on his bmx. Here is a glimpse of what you will be able to learn on his site www.binezalohar.com

Photo by Jan Beguš (www.janbegus.com)

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Tripping Basque Country pt.2

The crew in Zarautz had a very busy week. Lots of sessions went down, while good surf was on!

First we went tripping west with the rest of the Ujusansa staff, checked some reefs, but the tide was too high. Next check was Mundaka, which was on, and when its on, its really crowded, no matter the size. Next best bet was Laga, a scenic gem of a beachbreak, which is always a good bet on northwestern swell. The surf was headhigh with just few locals in the water so we had a blast!

Next morning was time for another dawn patrol, cause we just had to milk the last of the swell and headed north for France. Last day of the tourist season, blue bird and offshore winds bring crowds any time of a day, so we skipped La Barre and Les Cavallies and headed for Capbreton again.
Capbreton is the place to be for morning sessions. Just a short walk south from the main city break and you share a lineup just with two of your friends and few relaxed locals. Fast shorebreak action into a knee-deep water simply made our day...

Photos by Katja Pokorn

Tripping Basque Country pt.1

Domen Bizjak, Katja Pokorn and Mitja Legat, members of Untouched Crew, are in Zarautz, Spain, some working, some on well deserved vacation.
The  search is always on, no matter the temperate season. We caught few glassy sessions in nearby Deba for starters, which is not so common in Spain when swell hits.
Main course was a trip to Capbreton, France, full on dawn patrol, but well worth the pain. After two hours of sleep and some chocolate croissants we were ready for the fast shorebreak action near the picturesque WW2 bunkers. 

Photo by Katja Pokorn

Our cameraman having a LEGIT summer break

It has been a very busy month at Ujusansa surf camp for me… filming, searching, surfing on daily basis! There is always something going on, so you quickly forget about internet, TV and shaving, haha.
But skateboarding is something that never goes off my mind, especially in a land where every single beach is hiding at least some sort of miniramp, if not a proper bowl or skateplaza.
This gem of a miniramp is in nearby Orio, a small pirate-looking town, circa 15 minutes away. At first it looks like it is hardly rideable as it is steep as hell, yet once you drop in is like riding on a wave. Sick!

 

 Photo by Katja Pokorn

Interview with Bine / Razglej.se

Bine Žalohar: »Nekega jutra sem med deskanjem na valovih 10 metrov stran od sebe zagledal plavuti.«

OBJAVLJENO V RUBRIKI: » INTERVJU

OBJAVI NA|

Vsestranski športnik, ki mu »normalne« telesne aktivnosti enostavno niso predstavljale dovolj močnega izziva, se danes najraje znajde na zasneženih strminah. V svojih 25 letih je vsakdanje dni pobarval s svojim čopičem in se odločil za nenavaden način življenja. In če ne bi bil to zgolj slogan znane reklame, bi ob videnih posnetkih dejansko lahko verjeli, da ima krila. Z ali brez energijske pijače. Bine Žalohar.





Bine, ti si free ride smučar. Nam lahko razložiš, kaj to pravzaprav pomeni? Ravno tako smučaš v označenih progah smučišč?
Da, sem freestyle-freeride smučar in veliko časa preživim v označenem območju in sicer v snežnih parkih. Ko pa je snega veliko in so pogoji dobri (pomeni, da je varno!) pa preživim kar precej časa v t. i. backcountryju (zunanjost označenih smučišč). V zadnjem letu precej več kot prej, saj sam sredi dvoletnega filmskega projekta Untouched pod taktirko Legit films, v katerem bomo novembra 2012 skušali prikazati nekoliko bolj svežo različico smučanja in deskanja zunaj smučišč. Zakon bo, se splača pogledat! Več na untouchedslo.blogspot.com (v mesecu dni štartamo z novo internetno podobo ter uradnim video napovednikom).
Kljub temu, da sem trenutno 100 % predan projektu, me čaka nekaj tekem za svetovni pokal v disciplini slopestyle in nekaj ostalih big air tekem, kajti olimpijske igre v Sochiju 2014 se približujejo, kjer je z letošnjo sezono dobila svoje mesto tudi naša disciplina.
Našli me boste povsod na snegu. Tudi na položnih progah, ko bom učil smučanja angleške turiste na Voglu. Sem namreč učitelj alpskega smučanja 3 in demonstrator smučanja prostega sloga.

A vendar to ni edini šport, s katerim se ukvarjaš…
Ne! Kot bivši tekmovalec v spustu z gorskimi kolesi mi je kolo ostalo v krvi in v prostem času velikokrat skačem z bmxom na dirt progi v gozdu. Poleti tudi surfam na valovih, kar mi predstavlja kvalitetno sprostitev na morju in nov izziv. Surfanje je definitivno na tretjem mestu. Poleg tega pa najdem čas tudi za večino ostalih športov v naravi, ki so tudi »kul«.

Prihajaš praktično iz središča Kranja, večina tvojih sovrstnikov se je odločila za nogomet, košarko ali igranje harmonike. Kako, da si se ti odločil za “downhill”?
Smešno ja, če pomislim da sem s šestimi leti začel z nogometom in po 9 letih presedlal na kolo, ki je bilo moja strast nadaljnjih šest let. Potem sem čisto po naključju pričel s smučanjem (prej sem rekreativno deskal od 4. razreda osnovne šole dalje). Seveda mi ni bilo dovolj le zavijanje na sveže poratrakiranem smučišču, zato se je kmalu pričelo s skoki na skakalnicah, vožnji po drsnih objektiv, v snežnem žlebu in nato izven urejenih smučišč. Enostavno mi »normalni« športi niso predstavljali dovolj velik izziv. Igram pa na kitaro in pred kratkim mi je punca tudi podarila ukulele. (smeh)

Zaključuješ študij na Fakulteti za šport. Kako usklajuješ vsa potovanja ter treninge z zasebnim življenjem in študijem?
Trenutno sem na poti v zadnji letnik Fakultete za šport in moram priznati, da mi v teh letih študija s strani fakultete ni bilo ravno postlano. Recimo, da se da, ampak sem mnenja, da bi precej hitreje prišel do diplome, če se ne bi ukvarjal s športom. Potovanja so del tega načina življenja in včasih zna biti precej naporno, vendar se znova in znova veselim novih dežel, ljudi, kulture in zanimivosti. Povsod najdeš kaj zanimivega. Predvsem zgodbe s potovanj so velikokrat smešne, če ne celo bizarne. (smeh)

Kako pa bližnji sprejemajo tvoje odločitve o ekstremnih športih?
Živim z mamo, ki me podpira. V preteklosti sva se okrog tega veliko prepirala, vendar mislim, da je počasi dojela in to sprejela. Punca pa tudi »trpi«, ko me ni, vendar me podpira in se na koncu vse izzide lepo in prav.





Šport in volja sta te vodila že na različne konce sveta, med drugim si kar nekaj časa preživel na snegu v Avstraliji, deskal na valovih na Baliju… Bi lahko izpostavil kakšno zanimivo izkušnjo, morda mesto, ljudi, njihove navade?
V zadnjih treh letih sem obiskal 25 držav in ena izmed teh je bila Avstralija, kjer sem delal kot učitelj in trener smučanja zadnji dve poletji. Tam sem spoznal nove, drugačne ljudi, ki me niti ne mikajo. Bolj se mi dopade Azija in zahodna mentaliteta. Azijci so prijazni, zahodnjaki pa mentalno naprednejši. Bali, Singapur, Kuala Lumpur so bili postanki na poti domov, ki pa so mi odprli oči. Ni bistven denar, ampak svoboda. Če le te nimaš, boš kaj hitro nesrečen in omejen.
V Avstraliji sem imel na dovozu hiše, v kateri sem stanoval, bližnje srečanje z dvometrskim kengurujem. In to okoli polnoči, ko sem se vračal domov. Najprej sem mu posvetil z mobitelom, da bi ga prestrašil, vendar se ni dal zmotiti in je dvakrat odskočil proti meni. Seveda sem v istem trenutku končal v travi za ograjo, ves prestrašen. Danes se temu smejim, ampak takrat me je pa dogodek kar precej prestrašil. (smeh)
Prav tako zanimiva je bila izkušnja v vodi in sicer na Bondi beachu v Sydneju, kjer sem deskal na valovih s kolegi. In nekega jutra, okoli 7. ure, sem 10 metrov stran od sebe zagledal plavuti. Odrevenel sem in samo gledal proti obali, če je kdo na plaži. Skoraj 100 metrov stran je bilo veliko ljudi, vendar v tistem trenutku nisem mogel napraviti ničesar. Tudi znanje deskanja takrat še ni bilo na tolikšnem nivoju, da bi sproščeno zajahal val in se odpeljal do obale. No, potem mi je le prijatelj zažvižgal, da so samo delfini in da naj ne bom tako »posran«… Kamen in še marsikaj drugega se mi je odvalil od srca.
Indonezija je super, Balinezijci so se me dotaknili s preprostostjo in prijaznostjo, prav tako sem po svetu spoznal veliko kultur in opazil marsikaj. Težko je vse strniti v par stavkov. Več najdete na mojem blogu www.binezalohar.com

Narava tvojih športnih aktivnosti zahteva kar nekaj poguma, a v koraku z adrenalinom pridejo tudi poškodbe. So bile kdaj že kakšne resne? Takšne, zaradi katerih se porodijo pomisleki o nadaljevanju rizičnega športa?
Pred šestimi leti sem si poškodoval koleno. Tri strgane vezi, poškodovan meniskus in hrustanec. Rehabilitacija je trajala eno leto, mentalna rehabilitacija pa skoraj dve leti. Letos sem padel na glavo in si poškodoval vratna vretenca. Prav tako kar huda poškodba, vendar na srečo brez posledic. Med sezonami je veliko poškodb tudi po sezoni na biciklu. Tako je in s tem sem se hitro sprijaznil. V športu se mi zdi, da več pomenijo zmage nad premaganimi napori, poškodbami in trudom kot pa sam rezultat, ki z malo nagrado nikakor ne poplača vsega. Prav tako je potrebna ustrezna fizična pripravljenost. Mene ne boste videli v fitnesih, ampak pri vsakodnevnem udejstvovanju v katerem koli športu. Dober sem v toliko športih, ki so si tako različni, da enostavno ne potrebujem telovadnic in neumnih prehranjevalnih navad. Mogoče sem starokopiten, vendar sem zrasel na mesu in hiperaktivnosti in ta način mi najbolj ustreza. Preprosto se mi ne da »švicati« v zatohlih prostorih polnih s prepotentnimi »strokovnjaki«.

Si sploh predstavljaš življenje brez ekstremnega športa?
Beseda ekstremno je ekstremno obrabljena v današnjih medijih. To so športi, ki zahtevajo drugačen pristop, talent in veliko raznolike fizične sposobnosti. Adrenalin se sprošča v malenkost večji količini, ampak to še ne pomeni, da so to adrenalinski oz. ekstremni športi. So drugačni, seveda. In jaz si življenja brez tega nikakor ne predstavljam, saj pravzaprav hranim šport kot on hrani mene.





Kaj se ti je dogajalo v glavi, ko si prvič skočil s smučmi, naredil salto, se obračal v zraku, letel na tla..? 
Mogoče je bilo naključje ob uspelem pristanku na začetku moje kariere nekoliko večje, kot je sedaj. Vsakega trika se lotim premišljeno in ga v glavi ponovim neštetokrat, preden ga zares poskusim na snegu. Vse, kar naredim, je tisto, kar znam oz. je v moji glavi. Včasih pride do napake, vendar nikakor ni naključje. Tudi, če skočim 30 metrov daleč in se ob tem obrnem trikrat okoli vodoravne in dvakrat okoli prečne osi naenkrat. Tako kot nogometaš tudi jaz ponavljam trike, zavoje, skoke vsak dan. Včasih je za popolnost giba potrebno tudi 10 000 skokov, kar pomeni 2-3 leta treninga. Sem mnenja, da popolnega giba ni, je le zelo podoben približek temu, ki loči najboljše od dobrih.

Veliko časa preživiš na prostem, narava je pravzaprav tvoj, malodane, prvi dom. Si bil že kdaj ujet v krempljih njene nemilosti, recimo, se je nepričakovan sprožil kakšen plaz ali kaj podobnega?
Veliko časa preživim v gorah. Pozimi velikokrat prav zaradi tega treniram v slabih pogojih (megla, veter, padavine), da bi se čimbolj približal k avtomatizaciji. Včasih te marsikaj preseneti. Lahko je zamujena gondola, kar pomeni spust v dolino po neznanih poteh. Včasih pride do precenjevanja razmer izven smučišč, kar vodi do plazov, vdorov, skratka potencialnim smrtnim izzidom. Sprožil sem kar nekaj plazov, najbolj pa mi bo v spominu ostal edini posneti pobeg na Kaninu, ko sem ubežal kloži, ki se je sprožila nepričakovano in obenem »falil« dve brezni z globino 80+ metri. To si lahko ogledate na spletu. Neprijetna izkušnja, vendar nujno potrebna pri pridobitvi znanja o gorah. NIKOLI ne precenjuj sebe, opreme ali pogojev. Če v sebi čutiš čisto majhen dvom o varnosti spusta, tega raje ne stori.



Foto: RudiWyhlidal


Kakšen je pravzaprav tvoj odnos do narave? 
Za napredek potrebujem boljše pogoje, s tem boljšo infrastrukturo in mehanizacijo na smučiščih, kar vodi do nepremišljenih oz. neprimernih posegov v naravo. Zavedam se tega, da nič ni večno, vendar bi se z nekoliko več vložka v ekološko prijaznejše produkte, izplačalo nele lastnikom smučišč, direktorjem hotelov v dolinah, poslanikom v državnem zboru, pač pa človeštvu. Dejstvo je, da se zemlja ohlaja in razno razna pranja možganov o segrevanju mene ne ganejo. Možnost je, da pride do ledene dobe in to zna biti velika težava tudi za naše potomce, ki jim je treba z ozaveščenostjo zagotoviti ustrezne življenjske pogoje in pravico, da užijejo vse, kar smo užili mi.
V klubu 1080 imamo kar 50 mladih članov, ki jih preko kempov in treningov tudi opozarjamo na pomembnost vsega tega, ampak mladina tega še ne »šteka«. Mogoče veliko govorijo, vendar dejanja ostajajo nasprotna. Način delovanja državne politike bi mogoče spremenil marsikaj.

S čim meniš, da bi lahko najbolj okrepili zavest o ekološki osveščenosti?
Z novimi produkti, ki so verjetno že na razpolago, vendar razni gospodarstveni lobiji ostajajo premočni, da bi dovolili ta prehod zaradi lastnih koristi. Kot posameznik lahko prisostvujem z ločevanjem odpadkov, ekološkimi produkti, vendar konec koncev prepotujem veliko kilometrov v avtu na dizelski pogon.


Žana Leskovar, avgust 2011
Foto: Domen Bizjak, Samo Vidic, In water, Peter Fettich

Folgefonn

3 weeks ago Bine got invited to shoot for Elan 2013 tech catalogue in Folgefonn, Norway. 


"It was a really cool experience to ski in July at midnight and still have plenty of light. Also 3am in the morning shoot felt more like 1pm. Fjords in Norway are nice and not too cold. Thanks to our photographer Peter Fettich you can check some of the photos of the life in Norway!"

Video from Dachstein Qparks Tour Finals

Video is on, so check Pristo˙s winning run and what he had to say about the road troubles and the contest itself...

Horsefeathers Superpark Dachstein QParks Tourfinal 2011 Snowboard from Qparks on Vimeo.

Pristo won the Qparks Tour Finals!

Matevž Pristavec is still kicking hard!
Pristo got into Qparks Tour Finals on Dachstein Glacier as a wildcard and got on the top of the podium in the end! His win also took him to the third place in the Qparks Tour Overall.
Another Slovenian, Aljoša Krivec, got second for a good measure, so watch out for Slovenian snowboarders in all shapes and sizes :D
Congratulations to both!

Video from the competition should be on on Wednesday so stay tuned...

Pristo on his way to the podium

Photo by Paco

Val Senales heli shoot

Pristo got invited for a shoot with bunch of Aestheticker guys in Val Senales and Mitja went along to help filming.
It was on two F tech special obstacles, 25m kicker and kicker with double boobie landing. The guys arranged a RC heli shoot, which is two man rig that stays in the air for just 5 minutes so everything is happening super fast.
It was pretty frustrating with the weather while everything got set back for hours because of the clouds. In the afternoon it finally cleared up and the guys were able to hit double boobie jump. Pristo got some tricks before half a mile run-in got to slow, so we are looking forward to see how the heli angles worked out.

The view from the apartment

The big kicker

Helicam pilots

Photos by CrapPhone

The shot of the season

Mitja and Maček went to Kaprun for the weekend and our skier friend Andraž Šparovec from Jibrothers was happy to join. Kitzsteinhorn has just got 40cm of fresh and the clouds kept it dry for days. While Mitja was filming the Ride On competition, Matevž and Andraž did a little scouting and hiking to find something worth filming. The reality of powder is that no matter how late in the season it is, everyone wants to get a bite before the end. The only possible way of getting some untouched slabs was to track the high peaks.
Guys went for the ledge that is sticking out of the main ridge to the Kitzsteinhorn summit. From the side it looks something that Xavier would go for and the snow conditions turned out to be save and deep enough. As soon as Mitja had a break, it was droppin` in time. Maček as the more experienced of the pair got the first track and Andraž followed with a nice line. This sure was the best shot this season and got us all hyped so Maca and Andraž went for some more but a little less exposed stuff...
To wrap the day properly we stayed on the mountian until the sunset, chilling and enjoying the Colby West show on mega special obstacle. Nice!

First track awaits the brave!

Photo taken from video

Premature end of season

Sadly the resorts in Slovenia are closing, the only one still standing is Kanin and we have a little snowfall on the radar. It is not completely over for slush stuff, although the base is running out everywhere below 2000m.
Vogel, our home mountain closed its doors on Sunday and the local crew was really going for it for the past few weeks. Guys rebuilt the kicker, hit it hard and Bine even got a heli ride to the hospital, but luckily he is alive and pretty much okay for a drop on the neck.
We are glad that Pristo is back. He caught the season by the tail after coming back from his injury, however he is flying again...

 Matevž is still kickin`...

Photo by Domen Bizjak

Still trying!

Spring hit Slovenia and with the temperatures up to 18°C it is best time to hit some slush!
Bine and Domen are training hard for the upcoming Oakley Special Obstacle shoot, trying to get some doubles, 10`s and 12`s on lock before leaving for Soelden.
Pristo is injured at the moment so he is just being The Coach like always, haha.
Maček and Mitja still haven`t given up and went to hit some bumps on Sella`s backcountry, which turned out pretty well with Matevž getting some shoots!

Maček sees spots everywhere

Photo by Katja Pokorn

Dr. Love is coming to town

Seppi Scholler aka Dr. Love is Pristo`s teammate at Love Distribution and a good friend. He is coming to Slovenia for couple of days to hit the mountains with us. His unique character with always creative approach to spots guarantees some fun in upcoming days. We gonna try to make the best of the recent snow so stay tuned...