Further Unplugged takes you behind the scenes of Team Clif Bar rider Jeremy Jones' two-year snowboarding film, Further. Get an inside glimpse of what goes on between the lines as Jones and other top riders including Terje Haakonsen, Xavier De Le Rue, Josh Dirksen and Forrest Shearer (Team Clif) travel to exotic locations such as Japan, the Arctic Circle and the Wrangell-St. Elias Wilderness. Challenges arise around every corner as this crew attempts to push their minds and bodies

Yep, they’ve done it again!  Just when you thought it couldn’t get any better, the crew at Sweetgrass Productions has turned out this truly amazing trailer. And this my friends is only the trailer. No doubt another few hundred hours in the edit bays combined with 2 years of footage and creative collaboration; and this full feature guarantees to be a feast for your eyes of epic proportions. Keep an eye open and an ear peeled for more episodes to drop as the final cut approaches…and be sure to log in to the site to find out where and when the full tour will swing in to your neck of the altiplano.

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In this episode, the Sweetgrass family lands in Las Lenas, Argentina, for several weeks of fending off women, beef, and various strains of the common cold in hopes of actually making some turns on snow. Settle in with some steak and Malbec, and join the team behind-the-scenes of their upcoming film Solitaire.

Have you ever been on the road, in the water or among the trees and for a moment, everything slows down and becomes clear? We've all had that experience before, and we want to hear your stories! And so with that, we're super excited to introduce Meet the Moment!

At Clif Bar & Company, we're big on adventure and the rush of the Moment. We wake up excited for what the day might bring. We work hard, we play hard. We get up ready to Meet the Moment head on, every day. But enough

This just in from Team CLIF Bar athlete Chris Davenport... Namaste and greetings everyone! We are finally back down in Basecamp after our second rotation on the mountain. We did six nights at Camp II, which is at 21,400 feet and had excellent weather while we were up there acclimatizing. The great thing about Camp II is that you are right up under the Southwest Face and below the Lhotse Face as well, so the views are stunning and you really feel as if you are high on the mountain. While we were there Neal and I had some time to do some skiing, and we took full advantage. While both of us are here as guides for our great client Ephi, we of course brought along our skis "just in case." Well the mountain gods smiled upon us up there, and we were able to make a descent of the Lhotse Face from just above camp III. This ski descent has only been accomplished a handful of times before, and the conditions that the mountain gave us were truly incredible. If I were to rank it in my lifetime resume of ski descents, it would definitely make the top three, joining perhaps the Messner Couloir on Denali and the East Face of the Matterhorn near the top of the list.