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1 month ago | tetongravity.com | Nico Johnson

Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder, has been placed on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list for his alleged role in running a transnational drug empire and ordering multiple murders. The U.S. Department of State is offering a reward of up to $10 million for information leading to his arrest. Wedding, 43, competed in the Giant Slalom event at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. Born in Thunder Bay, Canada, he was once known for his prowess on the slopes.

1 month ago | tetongravity.com | Nico Johnson

Check Out Our Shop Follow 0 0 Views 4 Our man Todd Ligare has been on a tear lately, and now he's delivered the visual goods to show for it. Ligare has been a regular feature in TGR productions for some time now. Watch On the Hunt and it's not hard to see why. Hop in the heli and watch Todd carve big lines on even bigger mountains. Congrats on the double release, Todd! 164...

1 month ago | tetongravity.com | Nico Johnson

We caught up with with TGR Optics athlete, pro skier, and outdoorswoman extraordinaire Amy Jane David to talk about her latest project, The Way Back. Heres what she had to say:NJ: The Way Back retraces your family’s history in Wyoming. How did learning more about your family’s homesteading past shape the experience? AJD: I’ve been interested in my family’s western heritage most of my life, so have held an appreciation for the past for a long time.

1 month ago | tetongravity.com | Nico Johnson

Lisen Strøm and Thea Kopala Røhme have just pulled off an epic, four-day ski touring adventure through Norway’s wild and remote Loppa region, pushing themselves to the limit in spring 2024. They covered 62 kilometers and climbed 4,500 vertical meters in bone-chilling Arctic conditions, all while navigating terrain that had never been skied before.

2 months ago | tetongravity.com | Nico Johnson

Ski mountaineers Christina "Lusti" Lustenberger and Guillaume "Gee" Pierrel have made history with an unprecedented descent of Mount Robson (3,954 meters, 12,972 feet). On Sunday, February 16, 2025, the duo completed their climb and descent, making Lusti the first woman ever to ski the iconic peak. . "It was an incredibly challenging and exposed line, and the whole experience was pretty stressful.