"Triumph" [FULL FILM] from Tanner Hall and Corey Stanton

Kalispell, Montana, USA | Active: FIS record listed as not active | Discipline: freeski slopestyle, superpipe, big air, freeride, backcountry filming | Verified: 11 X Games medals, 7 X Games golds, Armada co-founder, FWT Hakuba podium | Current: Armada athlete, ORNADA / Natural Selection-era film presence Chad’s Gap In The Wasatch Silence The Utah backcountry was cold and wind-scoured, the Chad’s Gap in-run etched into a white shoulder above the landing. Tanner Hall came in switch, committed to the cork 900, then dropped short into the knuckle with both skis still moving. The crash in March 2005 became one of freeskiing’s most replayed moments, partly because of the violence and partly because of the voice afterward.... Read more on the Athlete page

American West Coast ski region across the Sierra Nevada and Southern California mountains | Known for: Mammoth Unbound, Palisades Tahoe steeps, Big Bear park culture, Sierra storms, Tahoe trees, spring skiing, road trip logistics and Tanner Hall archive clips | Season: November to June at Mammoth in typical years, shorter at lower resorts | Best for: park riders, pipe athletes, freeriders, street crews, spring filmers and skiers chasing terrain variety across one state Sierra Granite And A State Sized Ski Map California’s ski identity starts in the Sierra Nevada, where Pacific storms hit high granite terrain and build a snowpack that can change from deep powder to wind buff to spring corn within the same week. Ski California represents 36 ski areas across California and Nevada, and that regional frame matters. This is not a single mountain story.... Read more on the Location page

American ski brand | Founded in 2002 as one of freeskiing’s first athlete-founded companies | Known for: ARV, ARW, Declivity, Whitewalker, Zero Collection, Tanner Hall, JP Auclair, Phil Casabon and Sammy Carlson | Focus: freestyle creativity, freeride progression, athlete-led design and modern skis built for park laps, powder days, side hits, touring missions and video-part culture. 2002 roots: the AR5 rewrites freeski from the inside Armada belongs to the rare group of ski brands that changed not only what people bought, but what they imagined skiing could look like. Founded in 2002, the brand grew out of a moment when freeskiing was pulling away from traditional alpine identity and building its own language through park, street, powder, film parts and athlete-led creativity.... Read more on the Sponsor page