Jordan's love for mountain sports was first born climbing on Peak Gritstone as a teenager, before Scotland sparked his skiing journey on the classic steep grade I/II gullies. Jordan researched avalanche decision making within climbers & skiers for his dissertation; giving him an intimate knowledge of the Scottish Highlands in their winter environment. Following on from his degree, he went straight into the heliski industry and has worked for heliski operations both in France and New Zealand. This allowed him to spend four years climbing and skiing in high-alpine terrain, furthering his knowledge in all aspects of climbing and ski mountaineering. During his final winter season in Tignes, Jordan joined forces with fellow ski mountaineers to write Tignes' Definitive Off-Piste Guidebook, including over 320 unique descents spread over 400 pages bursting full of detail.
The Haglofs V Series Mimic Hoody is a midlayer that'll keep pumping out warmth, no matter the weather
You quite simply can't get better protection (and style) than the Smith Code MIPS helmet
The Smith 4D Mag has been designed to improve your field of view, clarity, and comfort while out on the hill
The Steep Purist Futurelight Gloves are an exceptionally solid pair of gloves
The F1 LT is a beast of a ski touring boot, capable of driving skis with power
The classic S/Max continues, this time with the more accessible flex rating of 110
Ask and you shall receive: Salomon bring a four-buckle touring boot to their lineup
Sammy Carlson's pro model ticks all the boxes for the freeride focused backcountry skiers out there
Plum have created one of the most reliable tech bindings in the new Summit 12
Marker have taken a step closer to creating the ultimate freeride touring binding with the new Marker Duke PT 16
Combining a bombproof construction with direct power transfer, the Marker Jester 16 ID is a tough one to beat
The kings of the action camera industry just became that bit harder to dethrone, with the release of the Hero9
Salomon have created an all-mountain freight train in the new Stance 102
The Zag Adret 88 are an extremely nimble and powerful pair of ski touring planks
Playful, yet powerful, Volkl have created an all-mountain ripper in the Revolt 104
K2 have created a pair of piste-specific rockets in the Disruption 82 Ti
The Scott Scrapper 115 Heitz Promodel is a no holds barred big-mountain pair of skis – exactly as you'd expect from Jeremie
As expected from Line, their take on an extremely lightweight touring ski is also bags of fun on the downhill
The Kästle TX93 is one of the highest performing sub-1,500 gram touring skis we've come across
The narrowest ski in the Reckoner range, the Reckoner 102 is an absolute blast across the entire mountain
Minds will be bent from the power and stability the K2 Mindbender 99 Ti kicks out
Versatile and lively powder boards, K2 are onto a winner with the all-new Reckoner 112
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