Jordan Condon
Prince Edward Island, Canada | Active: 2019-present public archive | Known for: skiP.E.I. crew clips, Off The Leash Video Edition, Brookvale park sessions, gear testing | Current: Canadian park, street and tester profile
Brookvale Rails In Island Winter
The Express jib park at Brookvale sits low and exposed when the Prince Edward Island wind cuts across the snow. Jordan Condon’s public skiing comes from that kind of place: short in-runs, modest features, firm landings, and sessions where the crew has to create the energy themselves. His archive is not built from federation starts or podium lists. It is built through skiP.E.I. edits, park laps at Mark Arendz Provincial Ski Park, street-flavored short clips, western Canada trips, and a growing role as a skier whose gear feedback appears in industry test coverage.
Mark Arendz And The CRKVL Mix
Condon appears in skiP.E.I.’s C R K V L ON SNOW V I B E S MEGA MIX, published in 2019 and filmed at Mark Arendz Provincial Ski Park. The edit places him with Nat Baker, Chad Sanderson and the CRKVL crew in a long-form island session built around jumps, rails, art, crashes, park skiing and East Coast energy.
That source gives the cleanest early setting. Prince Edward Island is not a major freeski media hub, so the footage has to work through community rather than scale. A small park rewards repetition: centered rail stance, speed checked before the feature, clean exits, and tricks that read without needing massive terrain.
PEI And New Brunswick In ALWAYS
The 2020 skiP.E.I. video ALWAYS expanded the setting beyond one hill. Made for The Bunch Video Creation Nation contest, it was filmed in Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick, with Nat Baker, Jordan Condon, Emma MacPhail, Ben Beharrell and Mitch Guindon listed as skiers. Will Baker filmed and edited it, with additional cinematography from Chad Sanderson and Jared Perry.
That edit gives Condon’s profile a stronger Atlantic Canada frame. The listed tags connect the skiing to jumps, rails, park, street, crashes and East Coast terrain. For skipowd.tv, this is the right lane: grassroots freeskiing where the spot, the filmer and the local crew are as central as the individual trick.
Off The Leash As The Solo Marker
Condon’s most direct individual marker is Jordan Condon - Off The Leash Video Edition, published in 2024. The clip runs 1:31 and is connected to Phil Casabon’s Off The Leash format, presented by Casablunt. Skipowd.tv describes the entry through rail slides, creative rotations, urban features, park setups, rhythmic flow and controlled landings.
Off The Leash gives his archive a useful street reference point. A short street-entry format leaves little room for filler. Each clip has to show the setup quickly: approach, lock-in, trick, landing and exit. Condon’s page should use that project as the clearest proof of his street / creative category.
Sunshine Village With The Finest Kind
Condon’s western Canada trail appears through Pancakes or Spaghetti, a skiP.E.I. edit from Sunshine Village in April 2025. The skier list includes John Smigelski, Wyatt Beaudoin, Curt Hiller, Jordan Condon, Wyatt Lavallee, Nat Baker, Rylee Hackler, Asa France, Will Baker, Mark Valtr, Harriet Lucas, Gabrielle Mondor, Coralie Ogeez, Tom McDougall and Brock Marzolff.
Sunshine gives a different texture from PEI. The features can run faster, the snowpack sits higher, and spring park laps allow more speed between rails and jumps. Condon’s presence in that crew shows his skiing outside the island frame, while still staying inside a friends-first video structure.
Three Faces From Behind The Lens
Condon also appears as part of the filming layer. In Three Faces, published in 2023, skiP.E.I. credits Will Baker, Edwin Baker and Nat Baker as skiers at Banff Sunshine Village, then thanks Jordan Condon, Monique MacLean and Lucas Boudreau for filming. The edit followed a PBR jam reunion and several weeks at Sunshine Village.
That camera credit belongs in his profile. In grassroots ski video, the filmer is part of the session’s architecture. The person behind the lens chooses the angle, tracks speed, waits through missed attempts and makes a rail trick understandable. Condon’s archive works better when he is framed as rider-filmer, not only rider.
Gear Tests And The Rider’s Eye
Condon’s name also shows up in ski gear media. Newschoolers lists him as the skier in images for the Volkl Revolt 104 and Faction Studio 2 reviews, while Powder quotes him as a tester on the Atomic Bent 100. Newschoolers also quotes him on the K2 Omen Team, describing its low swing weight, rail play and stability on jumps and landings.
Those credits do not make him a brand-sponsored athlete by themselves, but they add a useful second lane. His skiing is visible in park and street edits, and his feedback appears in product testing around modern freestyle and all-mountain twin-tip skis. That combination gives his skipowd.tv page more depth than a single video credit would.
How Condon Makes Small Terrain Work
Condon’s skiing should be described through practical park and street language: rail slides, switch landings, 270 movement, grabs, speed checks, compact takeoffs, presses, surface swaps, and exits that keep glide. His public footage sits closer to readable, real-speed skiing than oversized contest tricks.
The strongest technical theme is economy. On a small park rail, extra movement kills the line. On a short street feature, late speed correction can ruin the clip before the trick starts. Condon’s value comes from keeping features clean enough for the camera, whether the setting is Brookvale, Mark Arendz, PEI streets, New Brunswick, Sunshine Village or an Off The Leash entry.
The Current Frame Is skiP.E.I. And Street-Ready Park Skiing
The safest current frame for Jordan Condon is Canadian park and street skiing shaped by skiP.E.I., Atlantic Canada, western trips, and rider-led filming. His public trail includes C R K V L ON SNOW V I B E S, ALWAYS, Three Faces, Pancakes or Spaghetti, Brookvale Expressions, and Off The Leash Video Edition 2024.
For skipowd.tv, Condon should sit in the street / creative category. The strongest tags are Jordan Condon, Prince Edward Island, skiP.E.I., Mark Arendz Provincial Ski Park, Brookvale, PEI, New Brunswick, Sunshine Village, Off The Leash, B-Dog, Casablunt, rail skiing, park skiing, filming, gear testing, East Coast freeskiing and Canadian crew edits.
