There’s something about this video that keeps you hooked until the very end. Just a few bros getting out their old-school powder boards and carving a few into deep Utah pow.

But maybe it’s just because the rest of the Onboard crew is testing 2012 boards and I’m stuck in the office. Whatever shit you’re stuck in – you’ll enjoy this one!

Produced, edited, filmed by and starring Ian and Neil Provo ~ Shot on location -Utah backcountry ~ December – January 2011

“For the last 10 years, Neil and I have been riding boards through the powder without bindings. What started as preseason fun on rails and kickers with the early Premier snowskates, has evolved into a new passion and a new way to experience the powder covered mountains. Without bindings, powder surfing has been like taking a step back in time, providing a timeless feeling that really connects you back to the roots. By de-progressing the boards we ride, we actually opened up a whole new set of challenges and goals. After 22 years of riding on snow, it feels amazing to discover something so new and fresh. If you can’t have an indonesian overhead tube, than the next best thing might be a 2500 foot powder pipe in Utah!” – Ian Provo

It is incredible to see Jeremy Jones hike for eight hours, only to face one of the gnarliest runs imaginable. A steep and narrow chute, crusty snow, and Jeremy points it nonetheless…

In this week’s Deeper Unplugged, Jeremy lets his excitement get the best of him while riding a line he’s been eyeing from Snowbird’s tram for years. As Jeremy describes at the end of the episode, “It was like a car accident, one of the hardest crashes I’ve had&#xu2;026You get such a huge endorphin high on the way up coupled with adrenaline that you need to reel that in a little bit.”

Deeper Unplugged Episode 12 has a deleted scene from the full movie where Jones is shown around some heavy Utah lines by locals Forrest Shearer and Neil Provo.

If you’re working on a two-year project, sadly heaps of great riding hits the edit room floor as you try to prevent the movie being super long. The Deeper guys had a crew all year in Canada, spent three weeks in the Tetons, and made countless trips to the High Sierra. All of these trips were special but for one reason or another did not make the final cut. One of the last segments to get the axe was Utah. As such, here’s Utah locals Forrest and Neil trading lines in their backyard.