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What is SASS Global Travel?

Posted By: Burns
Posted In: Argentina, Chile, Japan, Puerto Rico, Snow, Surf, Travel
November 17, 2016
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MISSION STATEMENT: “To share our passion for travel and progression by providing the platform to reach the next level on snow and in the water around the globe while growing and supporting the SASS family.”

Posted By: Burns
Posted In: Argentina, Chile, Snow, Travel, Uncategorized
November 16, 2016
Comments Off on The Best Time of Year to Ski and Snowboard in South America

Skiing or snowboarding in South America should be on your bucket-list. The Andes are truly something to experience and when mixed with the culture and the fact that it is winter during our North American summer makes it a...

Posted By: Burns
Posted In: Argentina
November 16, 2016
Comments Off on Best Ski Equipment for Skiing in Argentina: Softgoods

Last week we got you kitted for hardgoods, now let’s move onto to the (arguably) more important side of things: outerwear. Look good, feel good… right? The trickiest part about dressing properly in Argentina is the variety of weather...

Posted By: Burns
Posted In: Argentina
November 16, 2016
Comments Off on Best Ski Equipment for Skiing in Argentina: Hardgoods

So you’re a diehard skier. You either had an epic season out west and are hungry for more powder, or felt the wrath of mother nature on the east coast and need redemption on you worst season in a...

Posted By: Burns
Posted In: Argentina
November 16, 2016
Comments Off on The Story Behind DMOS Collective’s Stealth Shovel

At this point, you may have heard of the DMOS Collective, and you’ve probably wondered what the hell it is? Short answer, DMOS Collective makes a collapsable jump building and shaping tool called the Stealth Shovel. While all of...

Posted By: Max Tabor
Posted In: Argentina, Snow, Travel, Uncategorized
April 30, 2015
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Calling All College Students: It’s Okay To Be a Ski Bum So your college years are coming to a close. Those around you are locking in full time jobs and apartments in the city where they can transition from...

Posted By: Timmy Taussig
Posted In: Argentina, Snow
June 23, 2014
Comments Off on What does El Niño mean for the South American Winter?

Spring has left us, and Summer is in full swing. It’s time to wax up your skis/snowboard and head south for the Winter. Before you make the long trek you need to read all the predictions and forecasts just...

Posted By: Timmy Taussig
Posted In: Argentina, Snow
June 22, 2014
Comments Off on Las Lenas or Catedral Alta Patagonia: Which to Choose?

In 2007, SASS Global Travel decided to move our ski and snowboard camp from Las Lenas to Catedral Alta Patagonia. Not only does Catedral offer more variety in terrain, but also the mountain provides more promising choice of having...

Posted By: Lukas Yasuda
Posted In: Argentina
June 18, 2014
Comments Off on 14 Reasons Argentinians Are Happy

One of the greatest aspects of traveling is the new foods and mealtimes shared with your companions. Argentina’s free ranges provide more than ample room for millions of cattle and other livestock to grow, as the nation’s average consumer...

Posted By: Lukas Yasuda
Posted In: Argentina
June 14, 2014
Comments Off on A Long Lost City Rediscovered

Our friends over at Teton Gravity Research have come across just another reason to visit Argentina. The world renowned trials biker Danny MacAskill entered Argentina in search of a new area to shoot his latest video, only to settle...