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Salomon announces qst film tour lineup.

• September 15, 2023
• Mountain Life Media

The tour includes films from Salomon athletes as well as an outrageous grand prize.

The third annual Quality Ski Time film tour will kick off October 3rd, visiting 16 major ski hubs across the U.S. and Canada as well as a stop in Europe. Films shown include: The Polar Star by The Fifty Project , Fortune Hunters by Blank Collective , Mountain State 2.0 by Josh Daiek , Head Games by Powder Chicken Productions and Hankin Evolution by Salomon TV .

This fall marks the third year of the tour, an in-person event aimed at igniting stoke for the upcoming ski season. “Traditional ski movies have always focused on the same type of skier,” says Salomon Alpine Marketing Manager Joe Johnson.

“Our goal with the film tour is to deliver multiple films showcasing different athletes, storylines, and types of skiing in order to offer a unique, relatable experience for every member of the family.” Proceeds from ticket sales benefit Protect Our Winters . Last year, Salomon donated $10,000 to the organization and hopes to double that this fall.

“This year’s tour is going to be better and bigger than ever—now with stops in Canada, Europe, and on the East Coast,” says film tour manager and Salomon athlete Drew Petersen.

“My favorite part of the film tour is the opportunity to meet passionate fans and skiers,” he adds. “I walk away from every show feeling deeply connected to the community and increasingly excited for the snow to fall. My goal with every show is to create an atmosphere that makes every single attendee feel the same.”

Sponsors for the tour include Salomon, Mountain Collective, GoMoterra, YETI, Alaska Airlines, Mountain Gazette , onX and Hestra Gloves. At each stop, viewers have a chance to win swag (including a pair of skis) and discounts from all of the above, as well as enter a grand prize drawing.

The grand prize winner, announced at the end of the tour, walks away with a fully equipped ski trip for two—including full head-to-toe setups from Salomon (skis, boots, bindings, poles, apparel, helmet, goggles), airfare from Alaska Airlines, a week-long adventure van rental from GoMoterra, season passes from Mountain Collective, lifetime subscriptions to onX Backcountry, two Mountain Gazette subscriptions, goodies to keep them warm and fueled from YETI and Hestra Gloves. Whoa!

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Freeski Film Tour 2023

The best ski flicks of the year are coming to a city near you via the Level 1 Freeski Film Tour! Hosted exclusively in standing room venues, this is not your Grandpa's Warren Miller premiere- we're bringing the energy with product tosses, killer raffles, athlete poster signings, and banger ski movies. Featuring films from Henrik Harlaut , Jake Mageau , Forre , Jonah Williams , Milk Box Girls , Suede , Lucas Wachs , and the  Dynastar Team .

We're beginning in Denver for TWO NIGHTS of unique lineups during the Freeski Film Fest. Two-night ticket packages available -  Show us your two night ticket at the merch stand for a complimentary merch item and raffle ticket ! While supplies last.

NIGHT ONE featuring films from Jake Mageau , Alex Hall & Hunter Hess , Jonah Williams , Forre , Dynastar Team , The Blondes , Keegan Kilbride , and Suede . NIGHT TWO featuring films from Henrik Harlaut , Child Labor , Lucas Wachs , Milk Box Girls , Meeks & Krypto & Oscar , Chris Logan , Sammy Carlson, and Nico Porteous .

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The story of man vs. mountain is one that has captured our imaginations for centuries. But what if MSP flipped the script? What if, instead of focusing on the human element, we took a closer look at the mountains themselves?

That’s the premise of The Land of Giants, a new ski film that explores the most iconic mountains on Earth. From the Fjords of Norway to the spines of Alaska, we will get to know and understand the canvas that creates the most mind-melting moments in skiing. But most importantly, we’ll come to appreciate their sheer beauty and power. Captured with revolutionary cinematography combined with genre bending music, The Land of Giants is not to be missed.

The Land of Giants features the best skiers in the world, skiing unbelievable conditions and riding to the very edge and beyond. It’s a celebration of the natural world, and a reminder of the power of the human spirit. It’s a film that will leave you awestruck, inspired, and humbled. Join us on this journey into The Land of Giants.

The crew at Matchstick filmed in the most iconic and beautiful ranges skiers dream of. Our “Cast” of mountains:

Smoky Range, ID // Chilkat Range, AK // Niseko Range, Japan // Sierra Mountain Range, CA // Lyngen Alps, Norway // Wasatch Range, UT // Fitzsimmons Range, BC // Kitimat Range, BC

The Land of Giants cast of athletes features the best skiers the sport has to offer, from all over the globe: Mark Abma // Sammy Carlson // Logan Pehota // Tonje Kvivik // Nikolai Schirmer // Caite Zeliff // McKenna Peterson // John Collinson // Colby Stevenson // Janelle Yip // Sam Kuch // Ari Tricomi // Karl Fostvedt // Coline Ballet-Baz // Craig Murray // Emily Childs // Dennis Ranalter // Xander Guldman // Hedvig Wessel // Lucy Sackbauer // Stinius Skjøtskift // Gen Sasaki // Sam Cohen // Marcus Goguen

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Get your tickets for the worldwide film tour now or get prepped for the virtual screening on outside watch. just don't miss it..

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How’s your day going? Actually, don’t answer that. Instead, check out the 73rd annual ski and snowboard movie from Outside Studios and Warren Miller: “Daymaker”—then tell us.

The full-length flick travels the globe once again, snorkeling through neck-deep fluff in B.C.’s Monashee Mountains with adaptive backcountry riders Pete McAfee and Dominic Davila, chasing powder of mythic proportions in Greece’s Olympus Mountains with John Falkiner (a WME alum from the ’70s and ’80s), and grass skiing down the summery slopes of Wengen, Switzerland with Connery Lundin, biding time until the flakes fly.

The film welcomes back familiar faces including Michelle Parker, McKenna Peterson, Simon Hillis, and Madison Rose Ostergren, and welcomes new athletes such as Freeride World Tour phenom Hedwig Wessel and comedienne Katie Burrell surfing pow with B.C.’s Eagle Pass Heli Skiing, plus Ketchum freeskier “Crazy” Karl Fostvedt showing the youth of Sun Valley how it’s done. New this year: WME VIPs Marcus Caston and Jonny Moseley ski-nap audience-nominated Warren Miller superfan  Tyler Blocker , intercepting him on his way to the lifts at Snowbasin.

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The North American tour for “Daymaker” kicks of on October 26 in Ogden, UT; Walnut Creek, CA; Downers Grove, IL; and Big Sky, MT. From there, the film crisscrosses the content until January. Find a tour stop near you and get tickets now.

Don’t miss the Watch Premiere of “Daymaker”

If you can’t make it to a film stop (or you just want to watch the film again!) “Daymaker” will be available on demand on Outside Watch beginning Nov. 25. You must be an Outside+ member to get access to the premiere, so join today . Outside+ members don’t just get “Daymaker” on demand; they also get VIP access to any tour, with early theater entry and a special poster, plus more than 50 years of Warren Miller movies streaming on the Outside Watch library

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Warren Miller is back with our 72nd annual film “ Winter Starts Now ,” featuring the best snowriding from the mom and pop ski hill down the street to the highest peak on the horizon.

Join us for a road trip through the Rocky Mountains, experience classic New England skiing, and hitch a ride up the coast of Alaska. Along the way, we’ll be joined by old friends like  Marcus Caston ,  Amie Engerbretson , and  Jim Ryan . We’re speed riding with  JT Holmes  and hitting the moguls with  Jonny Moseley . We’ll meet rising stars  Madison Rose  and Paralympic snowboarder  Noah Elliott , and follow along as  Vasu Sojitra  and  Pete McAfee  complete the first-ever disabled ski descent of Denali.  Buckle up for an adventure, because  Winter Starts Now . 

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Are your eclipse glasses safe? How to tell before the total solar eclipse.

T he 2024 total solar eclipse is almost here — and if you're hoping to get a glimpse of the phenomenon, it's best to make sure that you have real, working eclipse glasses that can protect your eyes. 

Here's what to know about eclipse glasses and how to check that they are safe to use. 

Are solar eclipse glasses safe to view the total solar eclipse with?

Solar eclipse glasses can be used to safely view a total solar eclipse , but it's important to make sure they're of the right quality. Don't use sunglasses, smoked glass, an unfiltered telescope and magnifiers or polarized filters as a way to view the eclipse.

The only glasses that should be used to look at a partially eclipsed sun is with eclipse glasses that meet an international standard, ISO 12312-2, according to the American Optometric Association. 

That international safety standard, which is set by the International Organization for Standardization , means the glasses reduce visible sunlight to a safe level, and block ultraviolet and infrared radiation, according to the  American Astronomical Society  website. According to the ISO, the safety standard is reviewed every five years. 

Blocking that radiation is important. Ultraviolet, or UV, radiation can damage the cells of the eyes, while the infrared, or IR, radiation can generate heat that causes thermal damage, according to the National Eye Institute . 

How to make sure the eclipse glasses you bought are real 

Real eclipse glasses will have a note about the international standard somewhere on their body, according to the American Astronomical Society. Before buying, make sure the glasses are advertised as meeting this standard.

If you already bought the glasses, check the arm for the the "ISO 12312-2" label. The standard may also be written as "ISO 12312-2:2015," the AAS says on its website. Either designation means that the glasses will block light and radiation. 

The label may be on the flat or curved part of the arm. 

NASA has also released guidance on how to test your eclipse glasses. The space agency recommends putting on your glasses and finding a bright light. If the light appears extremely dim, or doesn't appear at all, when you look at it through the glasses, they are legitimate. You should only be able to see the filament of the bulb, not its glow. 

How to avoid buying fake solar eclipse glasses

Checking for the international standard isn't foolproof: It's possible for sellers with products who do not meet the standard to label their eyewear with it anyway. To avoid this, make sure you're ordering glasses from a reliable source. 

The American Astronomical Society advises against ordering from Amazon, Temu or other online marketplaces, and recommends against ordering if prices seem to be too good to be true. The AAS also said it's best to purchase from manufacturers based in the United States. CBS News previously reported that counterfeit glasses have been sold by companies based overseas. 

The organization maintains a list of reputable vendors of solar eclipse glasses. CBS News previously reported that NASA supports the  American Astronomical Society 's work, though the space agency does not maintain its own list of vendors.  

The ISO, the body that established the international standard for eclipse glasses, also sells them on its website. 

Why it's important to double-check older solar eclipse glasses

If you're reusing glasses from a previous solar eclipse, it's important to double-check that they are still in good condition. NASA warns against using glasses that have any marks or scratches on them. This damage can diminish the protection they offer. Glasses that have punctured lenses should also not be used. 

Glasses that are more than three years old should not be used to view the 2024 total solar eclipse, according to the National Eye Institute — so if you saved your glasses from the 2017 eclipse, you may want to think about finding a new pair.

How to make sure your homemade eclipse viewing tool is safe

If you're not buying glasses, it is possible to make an indirect viewing method for viewing the eclipse at home. An indirect viewing method means that you don't look directly at the sun so your eyes remain protected even without eyewear. 

NASA recommends making a pinhole projector, which uses a small opening like a hole punched in an index card, to project an image of the sun onto a nearby surface. When using a pinhole projector, keep the sun at your back and view the projected image to safely see the eclipse. However, to do this safely, it's important to make sure to avoid actually looking at the sun itself.