Kicking off the week of riding, skiers carved up the superpipe and slopestyle course Monday at Breckenridge already looking warm and ready for the competition to begin. Day one of practice brought more than just fresh turns and fat air, it also brought a ton of buzz as athletes began tagging #DewTour. Before you start binging through the social feeds for more crispy capture, scroll through 14 of favorite ski images now and then check out our selects from snowboarding.

Photos by: Andrew Durso

14 Crisp Captures from Ski Practice Day 1: Slopestyle + Superpipe

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Devin Logan locked into the long, round rail to warm up for the week ahead.
Taking in the view, Taylor Lundquist casually slide across and down to warm up the slopestyle practice session.
Feeling out the first flips off the lips, Jaxin Hoerter warmed up quick in the superpipe.
Crossing up while gapping out, Tim Ryan ran through the rails with ease during day one of practice.
Lofting off the lip, Aaron Blunck blasting a beauty during day one of superpipe practice.
Looking primed to defend his title, David Wise worked the pipe during practice.
Quinn Wolferman showing his fangs on the first day of slopestyle practice.
Figuring out the pipe puzzle during practice, Mike Riddle was airing it out higher than most.
Coline Ballet-Baz ripped all the way across the Stanley rail feature without hesitation.
Lined up and looking out at the slopestyle course for the first time for 2017.
Kicking it out the top of the 22ft walls, Katie Hansen finding her groove during pipe practice.
Taking the high road, Evan McEachran sliding over the top of the Toyota truck feature.
Henrik Harlaut hanging it all out and sailing in Swedish style on the slopes.
Putting in the practice lap work in anticipation of sliding into the event, Dylan Ladd is currently slotted as the first alternate for the men's superpipe event.

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