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The pro skier has joined I've been a professional skier going on 14 years now. Skiing is my life passion. It captivates me, it pushes me, it destroys me and it inspires me. It keeps me strong mentally and physically and never bores. There's never a bad day when skis are on my feet. A Short History.

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We caught up with Fujas while he was on a family vacation in Bansko, Bulgaria to chat about the move to Sweet, his goals with the WNDR Alpine ski company, and how life in the Little Cottonwood Canyon has changed over the past decade.

From his humble beginnings in Oregon One of the most influential freeskiers of his generation, Fujas became a professional athlete in his late teens and never made it to college in the process. “I was making pretty good money,” he says.

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One of the most Pep Fujas is a personal ski hero of mine, so I was already excited to interview him. Then, just a couple of weeks ago, he hit the ski-headlines shocking us all by leaving K2 for Matt Sterbenz’s new brand WNDR Alpine.

University of Utah - David Vice Sports presents Part 1 of Lifted, a documentary on one of skiings most influential and iconic skiers, Pep Fujas. With skiing going the way of dayglo snowsuits and spread eagles, it took a farm boy to bring power and style to the sport.

Pep Fujas has focused energy So we talk to Pep about growing up on his family farm in Oregon; his remarkable film career; his favorite Seth Morrison story; his long relationship with K2 and his favorite K2 skis; his decision to go back to school; and his even bigger decision to join the team at WNDR Alpine.

Pep Fujas–a skier who Our latest video project “ [COORDINATES II] “ was shot entirely on the GoPro 4 camera, by Eric Pollard, Chris Benchetler, Pep Fujas and John Jackson with cameo appearances by Elias Elhardt and Louif Paradis. Filmed on location in Japan - Italy - Austria - Switzerland - Chile and the Pacific Northwest.