Level 1 satellite research team #2 reporting in. Preliminary field studies have been conducted over the last month in the lower mountainous region of Eastern British Columbia. Field subjects: Josh Bibby: Native. Bearded. Young man, old soul. Wiley Miller: Tourist. Tan. Butter enthusiast. Parker White: Tourist. Unbearded. Lives fast. Notes: (Pillows) Noun, plural. Upon the initial “googling” on said subject matter, no direct comparisons could be drawn relating to indigenous variety. Trees, rocks and other various matter caked with snow create a ladder of snow terraces to ski with the heavy use of gravity. Reactions range from “super fun” to “scary as F**k.” Conclusions still unresolved. (Pungees) Noun, plural. Small trees, usually fir, spruce, or cedar found in the lading of cliffs or pillow lines. (Pilsner) Noun, Old Style. Adult Canadian beverage popularized in Read More »

The latest in our collab series with Jiberish- we've taken their super soft, 100% organic cotton, slim fit T and screened on the Level 1 Box Logo in a variety of complimentary and contrasting colors. A single layer of ink gives these Ts an extra soft feel and old-school flavor. Jiberish tagging and logo detailing on the bottom hem and right sleeve.

SUPER limited- less then 200 Ts in this run, just a few of these in each color and size, and a few one-offs! Get 'em fast...

Available exclusively in the Level 1...

Read More »

Stolen straight from Wiley's blog at YLEski.com- check it out for all the latest and greatest updates from Wiley as he spends the next 5 months traveling the world loggin' shots for his next Level 1 seg!

With snow lingering (sic) in the lower fourty-8, we packed up our trucks and headed north. Myself, P white, and Freedle Coty hop skipped over the border to meet up with Josh Bibby and Bryn Hughes. With fresh party grease still on our shoes from the year ending activities, and after some questioning we were let into the land of the great white north, Canada, and more specifically the Kootenay range of the interior BC. The Dock, just down the street from our shack…

This line is called “the spine of god” proudly proclaimed by our guide as one of the...

Read More »

Ahmet Dadali followed up his film-opening segment in our 2010 flick "Eye Trip" with the much-coveted closing part in 2011's "After Dark." In the process of logging 4 minutes of mind-blowing urban and backcountry content that made the film, there was plenty of other solid stuff that hit the proverbial cutting room floor- check it here along with a few bangers straight out of the film that we just had to see one more time...