They See Me Trollin Short: End Of PCMR

Tired of not being a professional sponsored skier? Look no further. Steve Stepp is here to answer all your questions and get you on the path to success!

As sponsors start to realize the potential profits from They See Me Trollin' they start to put pressure on Steve to expand the reach and marketability of the series. Watch as Steve struggles with the new "improvements".

Back for a third season Steve Stepp brings you episode 1: End Of Style. Steve's brain is infiltrated with demonic voices that torment him into struggling to find his style.

Many years ago someone decided they wanted to go backwards on their skis. The tails were turned up and the rest is history. Watch as the SagaFam do "The Switch". Edit: Cameron Payne Video courtesy of: Mark Thalman, 4bi9 media, Good Company, The Coterie

In an effort to further understand his fellow skiers Steve decides to test out "hemping". *Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Saga Outerwear.*

Substantially added length balanced with enough width for layering and mobility. Riders in order of appearance: - Tim McChesney o 5’11” 175lbs o Monarch 3L Pants – Crockett XL o Insulated Flannel – Black Chambray XL o Monarch 3L Pants – Yukon XL o Team Jacket – Black XL - Steve Stepp o 5’9” 150lbs o Anomie 2L Pants – Electric Rose -XXL - Jake Doan o 6’0” 170lbs o Anomie 2L Pants – Koolaid L o Team Jacket – Black L o Academics Riding Pullover – Under Seige XL - Jonah William...

Sometimes during the course of a year a skier ends up filming for several different projects. When this happens their best shots may get split up and you never really get to see how incredible they are. We were recently able to collect all of Tim McChesney's footage from the 2013/14 season and compile it into one complete edit. Sit back and try to take in all that Cheddar was able to accomplish in one season. Footage Provided by: 4bi9 Media http://www.4bi9media.com/current/ Level 1 Prod...

In the pursuit of filming backcountry skiing, getting tricks and skiing are the usually the least of your worries. Weather, snow conditions, avalanche safety, locations, snowmobiles, and other factors all have to line up before you can get a shot. The lack of snow this season has been frustrating, as everyone has felt. After weeks of zero snow in March, we saw a chance of snow in the forecast. Hungry to ski powder, we decided to load up the sleds and head to our favorite zone, where mirac...