0NE_N0T_TW0 - KLÄPPEN SNOWPARK

Hometown: Izaourt, France | Active: 2017-present | Known for: ninth at the 2024 Chur World Cup big air, French slopestyle and big air titles in 2026, Mediappiness | Disciplines: big air, slopestyle, backcountry freestyle In April 2024, Andreas Herranz moved through the Lyngen Alps on snowshoes with Julian Caillet, Leo Fourcade and Hugo Monmont, carrying shovels into the mountains above the Norwegian fjords. The group spent a month away from prepared snowparks, reaching their terrain without motorized access and shaping freestyle features by hand. Jumps grew as the trip progressed, transferring the movements of park skiing into natural snow.... Read more on the Athlete page

Hometown: Annecy, France | Born: 2001 | Active: 2019-present | Known for: Mediappiness ski films, Level 1 FilmerUnknown winner in 2026 | Current: skier and filmmaker In April 2024, snowshoes and shovels replaced lifts for Hugo Monmont and the three skiers beside him in Norway. Andreas Herranz, Julian Caillet, Léo Fourcade and Monmont spent a month crossing the snow of the Lyngen Alps on foot to build their own backcountry jumps among the fjords. Monmont was not only skiing: he was also filming the trip that became Smash.... Read more on the Athlete page

Hometown: Grenoble, France | Active: 2014-present | Known for: 2018/19 Coupe de France slopestyle overall win, Young's World, Mediappiness | Disciplines: slopestyle, big air, backcountry freestyle In April 2024, Julian Caillet, Andreas Herranz, Leo Fourcade and Hugo Monmont moved through the Lyngen Alps on snowshoes with shovels strapped into the day's equipment. Their objective was not an existing terrain park: the four spent a month in northern Norway climbing into the mountains and shaping their own backcountry jumps above the fjords. Caillet had spent years in slopestyle parks and contest lines; in Lyngen, the same freestyle approach had to begin with the approach, the snow surface and the work of building each feature by hand.... Read more on the Athlete page

La Clusaz, France | Active: 2018-present FIS record | Known for: World Cup big air, European Cup wins, Youth Olympic Games, creative freeski | Current: Faction, Oakley, The Roster, Alpina, DB Journey Corvatsch When The Big Air Number Held The Corvatsch jump sat bright above the Engadin valley, with spring light bouncing off a hard Swiss landing. Kadi Gomis had to carry speed through the inrun, set the takeoff clean, hold the grab, and trust the landing before the scoreboard turned the run into a result. On April 12, 2025, Gomis won the men’s Freeski Big Air at the Corvatsch European Cup Premium.... Read more on the Athlete page

Hometown: Combloux, France | Active: 2020-present | Known for: Bleu Nuit, Banana Pepper, the Mediappiness Invitational | Disciplines: slopestyle, big air, street style In June 2026, sunlight reflected off the Les 2 Alpes glacier while Matéo Socquet worked around a summer snowpark with Julian Caillet, Hugo Monmont and Andreas Herranz. Rope tows kept the session moving as soft snow changed the feel of every take-off and landing. Before the invited riders arrived, the four had already spent time shaping the terrain themselves.... Read more on the Athlete page

Hometown: Järna, Sweden | Born: 2002 | Active: 2017-present | Known for: Youth Olympic slopestyle silver in 2020, 2021/22 European Cup overall title | Disciplines: slopestyle, big air Sunlight covered the Leysin course on 20 January 2020 when Melvin Morén dropped into his third slopestyle run at the Winter Youth Olympic Games. The Swedish skier had two lower scores behind him and one final attempt on the rails and jumps above Lausanne. When he reached the finish, Swedish supporters and other competitors applauded before the judges posted his score.... Read more on the Athlete page

Born: 2001 | Active: 2016-present | Known for: La Clusaz freestyle programme and a FIS podium at Alpe d'Huez | Disciplines: slopestyle, freestyle skiing On 20 February 2016, the Bellevue course at La Clusaz hosted a national youth slopestyle event. Rémy Bouleux was already skiing for the Club des Sports La Clusaz, moving through the same freestyle programme that also developed riders across several age groups. The result sheet from that winter provides the earliest firm marker in his competitive record and places him inside a generation of French skiers who would continue into senior FIS events.... Read more on the Athlete page

Swedish freestyle venue inside Kläppen Ski Resort in Sälenfjällen | Known for: National Arena status, 14 football pitch park area, Junior Snowpark, Blue Line, red and black contest lines, Swedish Championships, and repeatable Scandinavian park laps | Season: December to April | Best for: slopestyle riders, rail crews, young park skiers, national-team training, and film sessions built around clean feature flow Fourteen Football Pitches Of Park In Sälenfjällen Kläppen Snowpark sits on Kläppenberget in Sälenfjällen, Dalarna, with the resort summit reaching 657 meters and the ski area dropping 315 meters through rounded Scandinavian terrain. Those numbers are modest by Alpine standards, but they explain the venue’s strength. The slope is broad, controlled, and efficient, giving shapers enough room to build long freestyle lines instead of forcing riders into one short feature lane.... Read more on the Location page

French freeski film collective from Les Deux Alpes | Known for: park edits, a DIY visual language and the backcountry film Smash | Focus: building rider-led projects that connect French freestyle sessions with Nordic travel and an emerging local event format From Les Deux Alpes sessions to a French film collective Mediappiness is a French freeski crew and film collective rooted in Les Deux Alpes. It should be understood first as a rider-led production group rather than a ski manufacturer or a conventional media company. Its public work is built around the people who ski, film, edit and travel together, with Hugo Monmont repeatedly credited as the central filmmaker and editor.... Read more on the Sponsor page