Bucket Clips 4 | An All FLINTA/Female Ski Movie

, Connected, Frozen Babiez, Bucket Clips | Current: Swiss street and park skier in women-led film projects Fribourg Snow Before The Groupchat Fired Up The park in Fribourg had just enough snow to become a street spot before the city took it back. Alice Michel arrived with Cute Café, shovels moving faster than the weather, friends watching the speed, someone laughing before the first hit. That kind of session explains her public ski identity better than a competition result ever could.... Read more on the Athlete page

Flims Laax, Switzerland | Public Record: 2020-2025 | Known for: freeride, Bucket Clips, Greeny Ynvitational, LAAX ski training, FLINTA ski films | Current: LAAX School ski training role and creative freeski appearances Crap Sogn Gion In Moving Light The ridge above Crap Sogn Gion can change color in minutes, from hard blue morning shade to bright Alpine glare. Amanda Krüttli’s public ski profile belongs to that shifting terrain: freeride faces, filmed Laax sessions, training work, and crew projects where line choice matters more than a start bib. Krüttli is not documented as a World Cup, X Games, or Olympic freeski athlete.... Read more on the Athlete page

Public location not verified | Active: 2025 public video record | Known for: Bucket Clips 4, FLINTA/female ski mixtape | Current: public archive centered on community ski video Anika Kuder is a freeski rider with a limited but verified public video footprint through Bucket Clips 4, the 2025 all-FLINTA/female ski mixtape produced by Rosina Friedel. The project gathers a wide group of skiers across street, park, backcountry and creative ski footage, with Kuder listed in the rider lineup alongside Alice Michel, Amanda Krüttli, Anouck Darbro, Audrey Friess, Ellen Damsgaard, Finley Good, Hannah Langes, Jennica Folkesson, Marion Balsamo, Naomi Urness, Rosina Friedel, Rylie Warnick and many others. Bucket Clips 4 is described publicly as more than a single edit: a community-driven project built from filming trips, premieres, posters, merch and clip submissions across the FLINTA and women’s freeski scene.... Read more on the Athlete page

Akron, Ohio / Bozeman, Montana | Active: 2018-present | Known for: street skiing, SuperUnknown 20, Bucket Clips, Onslaught Crew edits | Current: Surface team Nelson Steps, Shovels, And One More Try The down rail in Nelson, British Columbia, was not a clean park feature. It sat beside concrete steps, snow packed around the takeoff, cameras waiting while the crew shaped the in-run by hand. Audrey Friess hiked back up, skis on her shoulder, for another attempt at a spot that could take dozens of tries before one clip looked right.... Read more on the Athlete page

Truckee, California / Bend, Oregon, USA | Active: 2020s-present public record | Focus: freestyle skiing, rail jams, women’s park progression, community events | Current: Pret Helmets, Therm-ic, Steezewear and Bachy Baddies Mt. Bachelor Slush On A Spring Rail Line Mt. Bachelor’s park softened under late-season sun, edges hissing through wet snow as Christina Anderson rolled toward another rail attempt.... Read more on the Athlete page

S. FLINTA* project | Discipline: freeride skiing Røldal With A Clean Line To Hold The face at Røldal carried Norwegian winter light over wind-worked snow, the kind of venue where speed, patience and terrain reading matter more than show. Claudia Rohrer had to link her chosen features without forcing the run, keep the skis quiet through variable texture, and exit with enough control for the judges to trust the line.... Read more on the Athlete page

tv across freeride, backcountry, street, and park categories. Her verified public ski presence is currently tied to this project, which places her inside a large international FLINTA and female freeski cast rather than a formal contest pathway or individual sponsor profile. Bucket Clips 4 was produced by Rosina Friedel, edited by Ludwig Hagelstein, with graphics by Lynn Birrer.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States / Midwest street scene | Active: 2023-present public ski record | Focus: street skiing, park, women’s ski projects, Trollhaugen events | Current: Vexed Co, Bucket Clips and Trollhaugen-linked appearances Trollhaugen Rope Tow After Midnight The Valhalla rope tow at Trollhaugen kept pulling into the dark, lights flattening the Wisconsin snow while rails flashed yellow and blue below the line. Dorothy Grundin stayed in the loop long enough for the event to become more endurance test than normal ski session. 5-hour day on the rope tow.... Read more on the Athlete page

Pittsburgh / Park City, USA | Active: 2020-present public ski record | Discipline: Creative Park, Street-Inspired Skiing and Slopestyle | Known for: SuperUnknown 20, WTRG, Bucket Clips, Red Bull Cascade Mammoth Spring When SuperUnknown Turned Twenty The Mammoth Unbound park had spring light on the takeoffs, soft landings under the jump line, and a Level 1 camera crew waiting for skiers who could make one feature look different twice. Drew Hooker arrived in April 2023 as one of the women’s SuperUnknown 20 finalists, selected into a field built around edits rather than standard contest ranking. She was 18, skiing beside finalists from the United States, Canada and Europe, with invited pros moving through the same park.... Read more on the Athlete page

Chamrousse, France | Active: 2018-present public ski record | Focus: jibbing, street skiing, slopestyle, big air, women’s ski projects | Current: K2 Skis athlete Chamrousse Rails After The Storm Chamrousse’s snowpark sits above the Belledonne massif, where wind can polish a rail line before the sun reaches the takeoff. Eleonora Ferrari learned that terrain before her name appeared on FIS sheets or brand pages. The resort’s park was not a giant international course.... Read more on the Athlete page

Denmark | Active: 2023-present international public record | Discipline: Street Skiing, Rail Events and Creative Park | Known for: Rock A Rail Tour title, Frozen Babiez, Sushi Buffet, Bucket Clips Thun When The Down Bar Decided The Final The Rock A Rail setup in Thun sat in the middle of a city festival, steel features raised above a crowd that could hear every ski edge lock and scrape. Ellen Damsgaard came into the women’s ski final with a calm approach that fit the course better than panic or oversized tricks. She used multiple features, kept the line controlled, then put a front swap on the down bar and a front 270 out of the C-rail into the run that won the contest.... Read more on the Athlete page

Canada | FIS profile: Emilia HOFMANN, born 2003, FIS Code 2539694 | Public record: Agenda Freeski, Canada Cup, Stoneham Nor-Am, SuperUnknown 22 semi-finalist | Current public footprint: coaching and film/park clips Horseshoe Under Late-January Light Horseshoe Resort’s Big Air venue sat in Ontario winter light on January 22, 2023, with the women’s draw reduced to four names and every score shaping the bracket. Emilia Hofmann entered the semifinal beside Gabrielle Dinn, Ava Aubry, and Sydney Plemel. 00.... Read more on the Athlete page

Bloomington, Minnesota / Pocatello, Idaho | Active public archive: 2016-present | Known for: Consonance, Nix, Mountain Hardwear, Nordica, FREESKIER writing | Discipline: backcountry freeride, creative ski film, ski storytelling Portneuf Snow In A Quiet Rhythm The Portneuf Mountains held soft Idaho light over an open face, the kind of slope where a skier has to listen before turning. Erin Spong moved through the snow with a slow breath behind the line, not chasing a contest score, but trying to match movement, balance and terrain before the film cut away. That scene belongs to Consonance, the 2024 short film built around Spong’s skiing and produced with Sara Beam Robbins and Iz La Motte.... Read more on the Athlete page

Massachusetts / Colorado, USA | Active: 2020s public ski record | Discipline: Freeride, Creative Skiing and Former Alpine Racing | Known for: Whispers, Bucket Clips 4, IFSA ranking, CU Freeskiing Arapahoe Basin With Spring Water Below Arapahoe Basin’s Lake Reveal shimmered under June sun, the snow thinning toward water as Faith Stanton and Chloe Hehir pointed their skis into the late-season feature. The clip was not a medal run, a World Cup start, or a polished sponsor segment. It was a better clue to her current ski identity: playful, social, and built around the spaces between freeride, park, college ski culture, and women-led video projects.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States | Active: 2022-present | Focus: slopestyle, halfpipe, big air, rail events, streetstyle | Current: Rev Tour pre-qualified athlete and Surface Skis AM-bassador Copper Wallride Under Dew Tour Lights Copper Mountain’s streetstyle course glowed under March lights, the wallride standing tall above rails already scraped by a deep women’s field. Finley Good, then 15, climbed onto that feature with speed and came out with a 270 that changed the heat. Dew Tour’s women’s ski streetstyle contest in 2024 put her beside Eileen Gu, Lisa Zimmermann, Marion Balsamo, Jennie-Lee Burmansson, Drew Hooker, Taylor Lundquist, Dasha Agafonova, Rylie Warnick, Audrey Friess, and Isabella Tvede-Jensen.... Read more on the Athlete page

Austria | Active FIS athlete: Hannah Marie Langes, born 1999, FIS Code 2540304 | Main lane: rail events, street skiing, European film projects | Current public markers: 2025-26 European Cup rail podiums, Rock A Rail win, SuperUnknown 23 finalist The Hague Metal In December The rail setup in The Hague sat under city lights, close enough to the crowd that every ski edge sounded sharp against the metal. On December 19, 2025, Hannah Langes entered the women’s European Cup rail event with a start list built for details: takeoff angle, balance on the feature, landing speed, and how much risk a skier could hold without breaking the line. 00 FIS points and 100 cup points.... Read more on the Athlete page

Montreal, Quebec / Stratton Mountain School | Active public record: 2025-present | Public markers: 2026 Junior Worlds slopestyle silver, Nor-Am Stoneham win, Canadian freestyle prospect | Disciplines: slopestyle, big air, rail event Calgary When The Slopestyle Run Held The Calgary course sat cold and bright for the Junior World Championships, rails leading into the jump line with no room for a loose landing. Hunter Belle Hall came through the slopestyle final needing speed, clean takeoffs, held grabs and enough control to keep Canada on the podium. On February 28, 2026, Hall finished second in women’s freeski slopestyle at the FIS Junior World Ski Championships.... Read more on the Athlete page

, Simply. Recreation Club | Disciplines: street skiing, freeride skiing, creative jib Fribourg Snow And A Shovel-Pull Start The Fribourg snow was thin, early and temporary, just enough to pull into a street inrun before the city took it back. Jennica Folkesson joined the Cute Café crew at a random park, where roof spots, rocks and rails became ski features because friends were there to make them work.... Read more on the Athlete page

Innsbruck, Austria | Active: FWT Qualifier rider | Discipline: freeride skiing, mountain lines, visual outdoor work | Verified: 2026 FWT Qualifier Europe-Asia-Oceania rank 6, Les Arcs 2026 2nd place, Verbier 2026 3rd place, Bonneval-sur-Arc 2025 Ski Women winner | Current: German freeride skier and outdoor creative profile Les Arcs When The Qualifier Points Started Counting The Les Arcs face was marked by traverses, old tracks and wind-shaped pockets, with the start gate hanging above a serious French Alps venue. Jill Frey dropped into the 2026 Evolution 2 Freeride Qualifier needing more than a safe descent. Her second place there became the strongest scoring result on her current Freeride World Tour Qualifier profile.... Read more on the Athlete page

Lindenberg im Allgäu, Germany | Active: 2017-present public snow archive | Known for: SC Scheidegg cross-country record, mountain guiding, Bucket Clips 4 | Current: documented FLINTA/female ski film credit Johanna Ochsenreiter is a German skier whose verified public snow record crosses Nordic racing, mountain guiding, and community-based freeski filmmaking. FIS lists her as a German cross-country skier born in 2001 and affiliated with SC Scheidegg, with race starts in the 2017/2018 season at Oberstdorf, Oberhof, and Oberwiesenthal. Those results place her original public archive in structured endurance skiing rather than slopestyle, big air, or a conventional park contest pathway.... Read more on the Athlete page

Sweden | Active: 2018-2023 FIS record | Discipline: Slopestyle and Big Air | Known for: UHSK, Swedish big air title, European Cup podiums, SuperUnknown XIX, Bucket Clips Ruka In Late March Snow The Ruka park still held winter in late March, with hard Finnish snow under the takeoffs and a slopestyle course shaped for riders who could stay clean from rails to jumps. Johanna Sellman entered the 2023 European Cup stop as a Swedish skier with national podiums already behind her, but Ruka gave her the clearest international result. Viivi Paljärvi and Liina Kuvalainen made it a Finnish one-two at home.... Read more on the Athlete page

-based skier whose public profile sits closer to freeride progression and community film projects than to competition results. Oregon Outdoor Athlete Project lists skiing as her primary outdoor sport and traces her development through several American ski regions. She learned to ski in North Carolina at age 13 while living in Alabama, then moved to Washington for high school, where the Cascades opened access to bigger terrain and a more consistent mountain life.... Read more on the Athlete page

Germany | Public name: Katharina “Kathi” Heisch | Active lane: FWT Qualifier, women’s freeride, ski-film appearances | Public markers: Verbier Freeride Week, Open Faces Heiligenblut, Pitztal Wild Face, Open Faces Kaunertal, The (un)perfect line, Bucket Clips 4 Kaunertal On A Sharky Spring Face The Kaunertal glacier face was sharp in April sun, with hidden stones under thin spring snow and riders inspecting lines only from below. Katharina “Kathi” Heisch dropped into the Ski Women field at the 2025 Open Faces Kaunertal Qualifier, where every turn had to balance caution with commitment. 33.... Read more on the Athlete page

Innsbruck / Laax | Public Record: 2023- present | Known for: Bucket Clips, Greeny Ynvitational, FLINTA freeski projects, freeride and street clips | Current: Bucket Clips 4 roster Crap Sogn Gion Before The Edit Deadline Crap Sogn Gion sat above Laax with difficult January snow and a video clock already running. Crews had scattered across Flims-Laax-Falera, searching for drops, banks, wind lips, side hits, and scraps of park snow that could survive on camera. Laura Pöbl’s public ski identity begins there for many viewers: not inside a start gate, but inside a crew edit.... Read more on the Athlete page

Neustift, Stubaital, Austria | Active: 2015-2022 contest career, film projects after 2022 | Focus: slopestyle, big air, park skiing, women’s ski films | Current: Blue Tomato and Surface Skis-supported skier Zhangjiakou Wind And The White Olympic Bib Genting Snow Park felt sharp under the February sun, the rails bright, the landing snow chalky, and the wind moving across the Zhangjiakou course. Laura Wallner stood in the white Austrian kit at Beijing 2022 with two events ahead of her: freeski big air and slopestyle. Her Olympic week did not become a final-round story.... Read more on the Athlete page

Public nationality not verified | Active public archive: 2023-present | Known for: Bucket Clips 3 and Bucket Clips 4 appearances | Current public record: FLINTA/female freeski film projects Lotte Hartmut is a freeski rider documented through the Bucket Clips series, a community-driven FLINTA/female ski-film project built around shared clips, collective production, and riders contributing footage from different parts of the ski world. Her public record is not tied to FIS rankings, X Games results, or an individual sponsor page. The clearest verified trail places her inside a film format where street, park, freeride, and backcountry footage sit together rather than being separated by discipline.... Read more on the Athlete page

Madrid / Spain | Active: 2023-present | Known for: European Cup rail wins, Spanish slopestyle titles, X Games Aspen Knuckle Huck, SuperUnknown 22 | Current: RFEDI 2025/26 freeski athlete Aspen Flat Light And A Rodeo 540 The Big Air knuckle in Aspen disappeared into grey January light, snow falling slowly over a course built for improvisation rather than safe repetition. Maria Esteban Uña dropped into the X Games Women’s Ski Knuckle Huck with a field that included Marin Hamill, Alaïs Develay, Anni Kärävä, Jennie Lee Burmansson, Grace Elden and Finley Good. For a Spanish skier still building her senior profile, the moment carried real weight.... Read more on the Athlete page

Peñasco, New Mexico, USA | Active: 2019-present | Focus: rail skiing, streetstyle, slopestyle, women’s park sessions | Current: LINE Skis, K2 FL3X, VLOU Snow Aspen Street Style Under January Lights The rail course at Aspen carried January bite under the lights, each landing scraped harder by the riders before her. Marion Balsamo dropped into the first women’s X Games Ski Street Style final in 2025 with a narrow margin for error: metal, speed, and no room to hide a missed lock. Olivia Asselin took gold, Bella Bacon took silver, and Balsamo left with bronze in an event that gave women’s rail skiing a full X Games medal stage.... Read more on the Athlete page

Mont-Tremblant, Québec, Canada | Active: 2022-present | Focus: slopestyle, big air, Olympic park and pipe | Current: Freestyle Canada NextGen, Équipe du Québec, D-Structure and Station Mont-Tremblant Tignes Under Floodlights With The Globe Still Open Tignes ran under March floodlights, the big air landing polished hard and the night cold enough to sharpen every ski edge. Naomi Urness missed her first jump, then climbed back to the start knowing the Crystal Globe was still on the table. 50 from the judges, clean enough to reset the pressure.... Read more on the Athlete page

Colorado, United States | FIS profile: Niamh DEDECKER, born 2007, FIS Code 2541287 | Public record: Team Summit Colorado, USASA Rocky Mountain Series, Eldora rail jams, Copper Mountain National Championships, Bucket Clips 4, Pete Koukov Un-Invitational Eldora Metal With Bluebird Shadows The rail line at Woodward Eldora sat under a clear Colorado sky, with scraped snow shining around the takeoff and the Timbers Hike Park crowd packed close enough to hear ski edges hit metal. Niamh DeDecker’s public profile is still young, but it already has a clear texture: rails, local jams, Colorado park laps, and short clips built around control rather than big-stage ceremony. Her 2025 Railer Park Girls Jam marker is especially useful.... Read more on the Athlete page

Russia | Public Record: 2013-2026 | Known for: FIS moguls, European Cup wins, Åre Junior Worlds, transition into park skiing | Current: freeski park progression after mogul career Åre Ice Before The Dual Mogul Gate The mogul course in Åre looked hard, narrow and unforgiving, with spring light catching the bumps before the dual moguls heats began. Olesya Lomakina’s skis had to stay direct through every trough, absorb impact, hit the airs cleanly and keep enough speed for the next turn. That 2016 Junior World Championships weekend remains the strongest international marker in her official record.... Read more on the Athlete page

South Park, Colorado / Salt Lake City, Utah | Active: 2020s-present | Focus: freeride, big mountain, creative ski film, art | Current: Blizzard-Tecnica athlete and Alta-based skier Corbet’s Under A Foot Of Fresh Snow Corbet’s Couloir cracked open under cold Jackson Hole light, its entry lip blown soft by more than a foot of fresh snow. Piper Kunst pointed her skis over the cornice in 2026, dropped into the white throat, and linked the hit with the kind of control that makes a violent feature look rideable. Kings & Queens of Corbet’s is not a measured slopestyle course.... Read more on the Athlete page

Bad Tölz, Germany / Innsbruck, Austria | Active: creative ski filming, street, powder, community projects | Discipline: street skiing, creative freeride, park, women-led ski film production | Verified: first female Level 1 SuperUnknown finalist, Armada rider, CONNECTED creator, Bucket Clips producer, Peanutbutter Club founder | Current: Armada athlete and FLINTA/women’s ski community builder Innsbruck Concrete Before The Powder Line The Innsbruck street spot was grey under winter light, the run-in patched with just enough snow to make the rail possible. Rosina Friedel pushed in with soft knees, let the skis drift over metal, then left the landing without making the trick feel forced. That movement explains why her skiing sits outside a normal medal biography.... Read more on the Athlete page

Utah, USA | Active: 2023-present public freeski record | Known for: SuperUnknown 22 win, Red Bull Unrailistic 2026, SLVSH Cup, rail-focused park skiing | Current: emerging American street and park skier linked with Vishnu Freeski Snowbasin When The First Win Arrived Fast Snowbasin’s spring rail setup was soft at the edges, the April sun pulling moisture into the takeoffs while the metal still ran quick. Rylie Warnick came through that course in 2023 with only a short park-skiing history behind her, then left with the Spring Showdown win and a cash prize. The detail became part of her story because it sounded almost unrealistic: a skier who had barely entered park skiing months earlier was already landing fastslides, blind twos, spins on, and 450s out in public footage.... Read more on the Athlete page

Whistler Blackcomb, Canada | Active: 2025-present public freeride record | Focus: freeride, backcountry, film clips, qualifier events | Current: FWT Qualifier rider and RMU Whistler video appearance Whistler Snow With Three Hundredths Between First And Second The Whistler freeride venue held March snow under a Coast Range sky, with exposed rollovers, soft pockets, and fast exits forcing every skier to choose speed carefully. 77 points, close enough to the win that the margin became part of the story. 80, Michaely placed second, and Gabrielle Lacaze followed in third.... Read more on the Athlete page

Sweden | Active: 2018-present | Known for: Swedish Slopestyle Tour overall win, SM halfpipe titles, Norra Freeski | Disciplines: slopestyle, rail, big air, halfpipe Kläppen Pipe On A Rare Friday The halfpipe at Kläppen cut a pale wall through the April snow. Swedish freeskiers do not get many days in that shape, so Stina Sjögren dropped in with the same problem as everyone else: find speed, hold an edge, build amplitude, and make the run count before the pipe disappeared from the calendar again. That 2025 SM contest became one of the clearest reference points of her senior career.... Read more on the Athlete page

Czech Republic / Innsbruck, Austria | Active: 2020-present public record | Focus: street skiing, knuckle huck, park, women-led ski films | Current: Surface Skis-supported skier Aspen Knuckle Snow At Last Light The Aspen knuckle sat under January lights, its rollover cut blue by the final traces of evening and scarred by every rider before her. Tereza Korábová came in with speed, not panic, then sent a backflip from a feature most skiers treat as a trick entrance rather than a jump. Women’s Ski Knuckle Huck at X Games Aspen 2025 suited her because it was not a standard slopestyle contest.... Read more on the Athlete page

American ski brand | Founded in 2002 as one of freeskiing’s first athlete-founded companies | Known for: ARV, ARW, Declivity, Whitewalker, Zero Collection, Tanner Hall, JP Auclair, Phil Casabon and Sammy Carlson | Focus: freestyle creativity, freeride progression, athlete-led design and modern skis built for park laps, powder days, side hits, touring missions and video-part culture. 2002 roots: the AR5 rewrites freeski from the inside Armada belongs to the rare group of ski brands that changed not only what people bought, but what they imagined skiing could look like. Founded in 2002, the brand grew out of a moment when freeskiing was pulling away from traditional alpine identity and building its own language through park, street, powder, film parts and athlete-led creativity.... Read more on the Sponsor page

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Swedish snow fashion and base-layer brand | Founded in 2009 by snowboarder and fashion designer Anna Vister in Åre | Known for: integrated neck warmer base layers, high-collar tops, tights, merino layers, fleeces, balaclavas, beanies, bold prints and multiFUNctional clothing | Focus: helping female skiers and snowboarders pack lighter with layers that work for riding, travel, yoga, après and everyday mountain life. Åre roots and the base layer that refused to stay hidden Eivy is not a ski manufacturer, boot brand, binding company or film studio. It is a Swedish snow fashion and performance apparel brand built around one overlooked part of the ski kit: the base layer.... Read more on the Sponsor page

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Swedish ski and outdoor apparel brand | Founded 1986 in Åre by passionate skiers around the need for functional, clean-looking skiwear | Known for: Vertical GORE-TEX Pro, HIPE, Helium down, Rider Essentials midlayers, Magic baselayers, Scandinavian minimalism and Freeride World Tour athletes | Focus: technical outerwear and layering systems for freeride, resort skiing, backcountry days and mountain life. 1986 Åre origins and the skiwear they actually wanted to wear Peak Performance is not a ski manufacturer, boot brand, binding company or film studio. It is a Swedish ski and outdoor apparel brand born directly from mountain life.... Read more on the Sponsor page

Swiss new-school ski boot brand | Launched by Full Stack Supply Co, the group behind Faction Skis and United Shapes | Known for: FS 01, FR 01, hybrid cabrio / overlap construction, two-buckle design, patent-pending Phaenom strap, repairable architecture, blacked-out style and freeski-focused fit | Focus: comfortable, damp and serviceable ski boots for park, street, freeride, all-mountain and hybrid touring skiers. A Swiss freeski boot brand built from the Faction ecosystem Phaenom Boots, more precisely Phaenom Footwear, is not a ski manufacturer, outerwear label or film studio. It is a new-school ski boot brand launched by Full Stack Supply Co, the Swiss organization behind Faction Skis and United Shapes.... Read more on the Sponsor page