Henrik Harlaut
Åre / Andorra | Active: FIS status active | Discipline: freeski big air, slopestyle, knuckle huck, street filming | Verified: 2022 Olympic big air bronze, 14 X Games medals, 8 X Games golds, 2019 Worlds big air silver | Current: Armada, Monster Energy, Harlaut Apparel, 2026 Olympic team return affected by injury Aspen When The Nose Butter Went Vertical Buttermilk was black around the edges, the Big Air jump cut white under the floodlights. Henrik Harlaut pressed his ski tips into the takeoff, paused on the nose, then released into a triple cork 1620 that looked late until it landed clean. X Games Aspen 2013 turned that trick into freeski language.... Read more on the Athlete page
Paul Bergeron
Lac-Beauport, Québec | Former professional street and park skier, filmmaker, and B&E / Inspired Media figure | Public markers: NSF Productions, ESK Media, Salomon Freeski TV, Jib Roadtrip, Stept, Inspired Media, Let It Flow, B&E Invitational, Keynote Skier, BE Inspired, Tempo Le Relais Rails In The Québec Cold The rail at Le Relais looked harder than the snow around it, its steel edge ringing through the Québec cold before Paul “B-Paul” Bergeron rode away with the loose shoulders of a skier who never wanted the trick to look forced. That was the center of his appeal. Bergeron came from Lac-Beauport, from small-hill laps, icy setups, and a local freestyle scene that valued feel as much as difficulty.... Read more on the Athlete page
Philip Casabon - B-Dog
Vallée du Parc / Grand-Mère, Quebec, Canada | Active: FIS record listed as not active | Discipline: street skiing, creative park, urban, jib, backcountry-influenced freestyle | Verified: X Games Real Ski gold in 2018 and 2019, B&E / Blackout, Keynote Skier, Nuance, Armada BDog pro model | Current: B-Dog films, Off The Leash events, Armada design work Quebec Steel When The Trick Slowed Down The rail was low, cold, and half-buried in Quebec snow, the kind of street feature most skiers would hit fast to survive. Phil Casabon came in slower, knees loose, skis drifting across the metal like the trick had time to breathe. That is the B-Dog problem in one image.... Read more on the Athlete page