Yesterday a little brown package showed up at my door—inside it, a brand spanking new POV.HD video camera by V.I.O. As any good PR professional would do for a client, I put aside my busy work schedule and headed out to Teton Pass for an official product testing work trip. As I approached the parking lot, the mountain was completely socked in—shrouded in cloud, encased in totally flat gray light. (Not the greatest conditions for testing imaging equipment.) Fortunately, by the time I reached the summit, the clouds had begun to break and a beautiful orange light crept along the slope, illuminating the ice covered trees and powdery landscape for an absolutely sublime ski back to the car.

Photo courtesy of The Snaz - David Gonzales descending Mt. Glory, mintues after us.

V.I.O.'s new POV.HD mounted neatly on my goggles. Unfortunately, the field of view is so wide (142 degrees) that a large part of my goggles were recorded through the video, necessitating that I crop the video to a smaller dimension of 640x480 (originally shot at 1080p).

We also witnessed a heli rescue between Edelweiss and Christmas Tree bowls. A woman, skiing by herself in her 40's allegedly hurt her knee.