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“Surely Somewhere”: A new film about the search for good snow

From Jackson Hole to Atlin—hunting for deep powder and big mountain lines, with the SLAP 112 underfoot.

14 November 2026

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Key facts at a glance

“Surely Somewhere” follows the search for good snow through a brutal winter.
The journey runs from Jackson Hole through Whistler and Haines to Atlin.
Persistence pays off with deep powder and big mountain lines.
The SLAP 112 used in the film combines a wide 112 mm shape with a generous double rocker for deep snow.

A new film.

Surely Somewhere.

From Jackson Hole to Whistler, then on to Haines and Atlin, Surely Somewhere follows the hunt for good snow through a brutal winter. The search is as much about persistence as skiing, and it pays off: deep powder and big mountain lines that make every mile worth it. A film about believing the good stuff is out there, surely somewhere, if you keep looking.

Watch the film (YouTube)

The ski in the film

Deep snow turns weightless

Drop into bottomless snow and the ski rises, floats, and the whole run goes quiet underfoot. A generous double rocker and a wide 112 mm shape plane you up on the surface, so deep days feel effortless instead of exhausting. It smears and slashes as easily as it runs straight, turning a powder field into an open canvas. When it dumps and stays deep, this is the one.

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