The TGR Gaiter Hoodies are available in black, grey, and heather royal blue. Individual.A cotton-poly blend, the hoodie and face covering are super soft and most convenient hoodies in the history of TGR. From their offices in Teton Village, Wyoming, TGR manages to consistently produce some of the best footage, cinematography, and music compilations each and every season.“It was never, ‘what are you going to do later in life?’ It was just, ‘I’m going to keep skiing,’” says, BD Athlete Parkin Costain.One ski & one snowboard winner will be selected each week to receive a TGR swag prize pack that includes a TGR shirt, hoodie, hat, and stickers. Better known simply as TGR, Teton Gravity Research helped launch a new generation of ski and snowboard films with The Continuum back in 1996.
Q&A:YOU HAVE A PROMINENT PART IN THE NEW TGR FILM, MAKE BELIEVE. Though Parkin mostly lets his skiing do the talking, we snagged a quick interview with the young charger to hear more about his TGR part and what he’s got planned for this winter. With a new winter on the horizon, Parkin’s exploits from last season are highlighted in the new Teton Gravity Research film, Make Believe. Email to friends Share on Facebook - opens in a new window or tab Share on Twitter - opens in a new window or tab Share on Pinterest - opens in a new window or tabThat dedication and drive is paying off.
I’ve headed back year after year with no luck but last February we found perfect conditions and the most fun skiing I’ve had in years ensued. The second part of the segment was shot in a super unique zone I’ve been eyeing up for the last 5 years. Normally for a part in the annual production you’re out for a month shooting, finding the zones and waiting for conditions to line up, but last winter was a different story. The snow in Cooke wasn’t perfect but we had a weather window and I know the area well.
FAVORITE PIECE OF BD GEAR YOU CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT.That’s a hard choice, haha. I love it! IF YOU COULD SPEND THE DAY SKIING WITH ONE PERSON, WHO WOULD IT BE?Candide Thovex, dude’s the GOAT. I’ve yet to ski anything more rewarding, technical and playful than this spot.
The ergonomic handle design and the ability to swap into hoe-mode make it a must in the backcountry for me. Whether I’m stuck on my snowmobile, digging snow pits or practicing avi safety, this thing has been crushing it. If you asked me this question middle of last season though I would have said the Evac Shovel. The color really pops for filming too. I found the fit, form and style were on point.
I’ll predominantly be sticking around Montana and exploring as many new zones as I can get my hands on. I’m linking up with a small crew of friends and we’ll be working together most of the season. I’m hoping to film another segment with TGR and pursue the backcountry to the fullest extent. Covid is playing a huge part.
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