Who is DCP?
David Carrier Porcheron, also known as DCP, is a legendary Canadian snowboarder known for his backcountry riding, big mountain lines, and contributions to snowboarding culture. Over the course of his career, DCP has become one of the most respected and influential figures in the snowboarding world, particularly for his role in freeride snowboarding. He is also one of the co-founders of YES. Snowboards, a prominent snowboard company that has made waves in the industry.
Family and personal experience
DCP is also known for his commitment to family life and living a healthy, balanced lifestyle. He is married to Megan Pischke, a former pro snowboarder and breast cancer survivor. Together, they have been involved in charitable work, particularly with B4BC (Boarding for Breast Cancer), an organization focused on breast cancer awareness and prevention through action sports. DCP’s personal experiences, especially his wife’s battle with cancer, have inspired him to use his platform for good and to raise awareness about important health issues in the snowboarding community.
Influence on snowboarding
David Carrier Porcheron’s influence on snowboarding extends far beyond his riding ability. He is widely regarded as one of the best backcountry riders of his generation and has had a profound impact on how snowboarding brands are run. His role as a co-founder of YES. Snowboards showcase his entrepreneurial side, while his numerous film parts demonstrate his technical skill and mastery in the mountains. DCP’s video parts helped define an era of snowboarding, and he worked with some of the best filmmakers and production companies in the industry.
Legacy
DCP’s legacy is that of a rider who has consistently pushed boundaries, both in terms of snowboarding progression and in the business of snowboarding. His contributions to the sport and industry have left an indelible mark on snowboarding culture, particularly in the backcountry and freeride disciplines.
Merging brands
DCP had this to say about YES merging with NOW bindings and Lobster snowboards:
“Snowboarding to me is an expression of Freedom, it’s a form of creativity, it’s a way for me to learn about myself and create a relationship within and with the spirit of the mountains. Snowboarding is an expansion of friendship and kinship, it connects me with the people I love. Snowboarding brings me Joy, snowboarding challenges me, snowboarding calms me and excites me all at once. I love snowboarding to my core as it’s my roots and allows me to grow. I’m beyond grateful to be in a position to share snowboarding and help a community to discover its essence through YES.”