Don't Let High Production Value Fool You, "Yard Sale" is By Ski Bums, For Ski Bums

If there’s anything skiing was really missing this fall, it was a true bro-fest of a film. There’s nothing that transports you back to those perfect sled skiing days with the boys like 45 minutes of reliving them with skiers like Josh Anderson, Garrett Balen, Brandon Craddock, Josh Gold, and more.

Luckily, the Ski For the Love crew just released their new film, Yard Sale, so you can do just that.

Yard Sale follows a crew of (mostly) Tahoe skiers as they tick off spicy sled-accessed zones in the Sierras, big mountain lines in Alaska, and dreamy pillows in Canada. There’s no shortage of personality, one-liners, and puckering POV clips to captivate viewers throughout the film. The film also looks into moments like the never-ending battle to decide where to go skiing, the lore behind Josh Anderson and Josh Gold’s Junior/Senior nicknames, the crew’s best yard sales of the season, and the hard work of a bunch of ski bums trying to make it work. The only thing missing is your classic straight-arm beer chug shot.

You can watch the full film below and keep reading for more.

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One of the film’s major themes is the notion of ‘growing up’ and getting to join the crew who taught you. One of the younger skiers in the crew, the aptly nicknamed ‘Junior,’ Josh Gold, was a longtime pupil of Alex “Shugz” Dorszynski and Trevor Semmens. Now a fully fledged professional skier himself, Gold has no trouble picking lines and skiing alongside Shugz and Semmens as a peer.

In line with the crew’s name, the film also briefly touches on the privilege of recreating in the backcountry and the importance of appreciating each day in the mountains, no matter how long, cold, or scary. The feel-good anecdotes peppered throughout the film anchor the rest of the antics and debauchery, making for an almost heart-warming flick.

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