Colby Stevenson's new Ski Film "PHANTOM" Raises the Bar

Featured Image: Jack Francis, Luke Bredar | Skier: Colby Stevenson

When Colby Stevenson drops a film on a Monday, you know it's going to be a great week. One of the world's most versatile skiers, Stevenson's latest project, "PHANTOM," is another backcountry banger hot off the heels of last year's highly praised film, "Proof."

This recent offering tracks Stevenson as he hunts pow across Wyoming and Alaska. Kickers, sled laps and faceshots were the name of the game in the Cowboy State. After a successful mission there, the team headed north to AK. They channeled all the patience they could muster as storms kept them grounded. But when the clouds lifted, they were treated to two days of blue skies and deep turns.

Stevenson packs a staggering amount of fantastic riding into this five-minute flick. His composure on the biggest lines is commendable, and when you consider that he spends the vast majority of his season competing in the park or lapping backcountry kickers, it makes his big mountain awareness that much more impressive. Tune out and tap in to "PHANTOM" below.

From YouTube:

We set out for 10 days of sled skiing in Wyoming, then sat around for 3 weeks in Alaska alongside Sage Kotsenburg. We waited out snow storms, then finally had two days out in the heli to finish off the season with Stellar Adventure Travel. Jack Francis and Luke Bredar provided a calculated cinematic experience, and captured these moments with precision. We truly love what we do and enjoy every step of the process. Excited to keep the fire burning and continue to make these projects!