2/3 LIVE Mission Antarctic: GoPro Edit

With a growing desire to seek new lines away from the ski fields the demand for Splitboards has risen massively in the last few years, In this video Xavier explains how to transform your regular board into a splitboard. For tips on how to use make your splitboard, www.xavierdelerue.com

6 minutes of the best footage shot by Guido Perrini these past seasons for TimeLine with some fresh exclusive footage from our next movie. With Xavier de Le Rue, Lucas Debari, Samuel Anthamatten, Candide Thovex, Victor de Le Rue, Jeremy Heitz, Nicolas & Loris Falquet, Sammy Luebke and Stefan Maurer. Filmed in Alaska, Alps, Japan, and a bit everywhere where the snow (or ice) is good to ride. music: Breathe by Tryad Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/xvdelerue Checkez www.timelinemi...

The boat "The Golden Fleece" has been the base camp during Mission Antarctic. The crew discovered it when they met up with Captain Jerome Poncet in the Falkland Islands. Here is a guided tour given by Xavier de Le Rue and Lucas Debari of their confined and temporary home. Find more edits of Mission Antarctic on vimeo.com/timelinefilm/videos Check facebook.com/xvdelerue for regular updates on the project

"Right time! right place!" also works in freeriding. To make the best out of the last dump of the season TimeLine crew decided to visit Johan Jonsson in Engelberg for a day of heliboarding. Tero walks you through the different steps of a day on a heli shooting mission and Xavier and Johan get some good lines while managing the unstable upper layer. follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/xvdelerue Check www.timelinemissions.com & www.terorepo.com

TimeLine crew along with The North face team decided to explore some of Switzerland best resorts using the unique Glacier Express train. Going through the Swiss Alps from Zermatt to St Moritz, it’s the perfect out of time mean of transportation to access some of world’s best resorts. It’s actually called “express” as you don’t need to change trains through your journey, but it couldn’t be any slower which is great as the view was impressive the whole trip. A strong wind and arctic cold fron...

TimeLine Photographer - Tero Repo: Tero is the dude behind the lens and responsible for Xavier’s coverage in magazine these past three years. To get good shot you need a good eye and good idea, Tero Repo’s got both but his skills don’t end there. He’s the perfect guy you want to have as a friend on a trip and a beer lover. Here is a small edit so you can get to know him and his photo style a bit more, it’s worth checkin’ it! follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/xvdelerue Check www.time...