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We're shooting a very special episode of 'Five Questions With' ... in Japan, with none other than Cole Richardson.

Cole is part of the new generation of absolutely bonkers backcountry freestyle rippers. Gone are the days of acceptable backslaps and tickled grabs, the young guns are doing it proper. Speaking of 'Young Guns', Cole first popped onto the scene winning that contest and from there, tore a path through the ski industry in the matter of a couple of seasons, and is now starring in the biggest budget ski movies and designing a quasi-pro model ski with Head.

Unfortunately, Cole had a horror-show of a crash on his last visit to Japan which kept him out for the bulk of last winter. But a swift comeback has saw him crushing again before the season was up. Now he's back, fully fit and you can expect big things this season, starting with his current trip to Japan, to film for the Arc'teryx movie (and of course, this episode of 5 Questions...). You all know the drill by now, the episode will consist of a whole bunch of bangers bundled with a short interview featuring five of your questions. So drop your questions below and we'll ask Cole the best ones.

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**This thread was edited on Jan 16th 2024 at 4:14:47pm
 
Choose whichever you like:

1: What has been the most surprising aspect of visiting Japan for you?

2: Do you prefer the polished/professional new-age style of CK9's film style that you have been a part of, or is there another example of ski videos that is more to your liking?

3. Favourite skier to watch right now and why?

4. Biggest inspiration growing up in skiing and why?

5: If there was one ski/model that you wish Head made, what would it be?
 
How did your arcteryx sponsorship come about? Only in the last few years did they seem to be interested in our kinds of freeskiers - kind of right after streetwear started buying in to outdoor gear... its been interesting seeing them support ppl like you and tatum and cater to unique fits.
 
Do you feel any sense of repetitive nature in the realm of ski films/projects? and is there any direction you would like to see ski films progress in that isn’t just bigger/better tricks?
 
Did you ever think as a little kid that you would be skiing at such a high level today? At what point in your life did you realise that skiing on a professional level might not be such a far-fetched idea and that you would be able to ski for a living?
 
Hey i think a nice question would be: what’s your experience with avalanches? And how did you manage those situations?
 
For aspiring skiers who look up to you, what advice would you give them about pursuing their passion, especially when faced with setbacks?
 
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