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Innsbruck, Austria | Active: FIS record listed as not active | Discipline: freeski big air, slopestyle, knuckle huck | Verified: 2022 Olympian, 2021 Junior Worlds double silver, Chur 2023 World Cup podium, X Games Aspen 2024 Big Air bronze | Current: Armada and Monster Energy athlete profile, style-led video presence Buttermilk When The Tail Butter Held Buttermilk Mountain was loud under the Aspen lights, with the big-air ramp glowing above packed Colorado snow. Daniel Bacher came in switch, pressed his tails across the lip, then released into a double cork 1440 with the landing running fast below him. X Games Aspen 2024 gave Bacher the clearest international marker of his senior career.... Read more on the Athlete page

Oppegård / Oslo, Norway | Born: July 17, 1998 | Active: 2015-present public ski career | Known for: X Games slopestyle medals, Olympic finals, Capeesh Fashion House, Jib League, rail-heavy creative park skiing | Current: creative projects, Jib League, Capeesh, Vishnu, Monster Energy, Phaenom Aspen Steel Before The Score Sheet The Buttermilk rails looked cold under January light, each takeoff brushed by wind and camera lenses before the jump line opened. Ferdinand Dahl came through the top section with shoulders low, skis quiet, and the timing of someone reading metal like a skate spot rather than a scoring zone. That language became his clearest public signature.... Read more on the Athlete page

Levi, Finland | Active: 2012-present | Discipline: Creative Park, Street, Backcountry Freestyle and Slopestyle | Known for: Keesh, Jib League, X Games Knuckle Huck, SuperUnknown Ruka In October Before The Rest Of Winter The park at Ruka opened under cold Finnish light, weeks before most of Europe had reliable snow. Joona Kangas was there with filmmaker Arttu Heikkinen, stacking early-season clips on rails and jump takeoffs while the ground outside the lanes still looked half autumn. Ruka sits below the Arctic Circle, far enough north for October laps to feel normal in Finland and strange almost anywhere else.... Read more on the Athlete page

Sandvika / Bærum, Norway | Active: 2017-present | Known for: 2026 Olympic Big Air gold, Jib League overall title, X Games Knuckle Huck bronze, World Cup podiums | Current: Faction, Capeesh and Norway freeski team Livigno Snow Before The Last Jump The Livigno jump disappeared into snowfall, lights catching every flake before Tormod Frostad pushed toward the takeoff. Mac Forehand had just thrown down a score that could have won almost any big-air final, and Matej Švancer had already forced the level into dangerous territory. Frostad did not answer with the most rotations in the field.... Read more on the Athlete page

5 kilometers through seven shaped sections and around 100 obstacles. That scale changes how the venue skis. Riders are not dropping into one isolated feature zone; they are moving through a full freestyle corridor where jumps, rails, jibs, cross terrain, pipe walls, and beginner lines can all fit into the same day.... Read more on the Location page

Southern Hemisphere freeski destination across the Southern Alps and Mt Ruapehu | Known for: Cardrona park and pipe, Treble Cone freeride, Queenstown and Wanaka ski culture, The Remarkables bowls, Mt Hutt wind-buff, Winter Games NZ, and a June to October season | Best for: park training, late-summer contest preparation, freeride filming, and skiers chasing winter while the Northern Hemisphere is off snow Kā Tiritiri o te Moana And The Upside Down Season The Southern Alps, known in te reo Māori as Kā Tiritiri o te Moana, run down New Zealand’s South Island with ski areas stacked around Wānaka, Queenstown, Canterbury, and the Mackenzie basin. The calendar is the first fact that changes everything: lifts usually turn from June into October, which puts New Zealand winter directly inside the Northern Hemisphere summer. For freeskiers, that flipped season turns a distant island country into a training bridge between contest cycles.... Read more on the Location page

Urban ski resort at Tryvann above Oslo Norway | Known for: 18 floodlit runs, 11 lifts, 381 m drop height, Hyttli terrain park, Wyller express laps, kids park progression, metro access, night skiing, and Capeesh linked freestyle clips | Season: November December to Easter depending on conditions | Best for: park riders, rail crews, night sessions, beginner progression, workday laps, and Oslo based freeski filming Tryvann Lights Above The Oslo City Grid Skimore Oslo sits at Tryvann above the Norwegian capital, with a ski area that feels more like a city freestyle engine than a mountain destination. Official Skimore material lists 11 lifts, 18 runs, a 381 meter drop height and floodlights on every slope. That last detail matters most for freeskiers.... Read more on the Location page

Norwegian rider-led freeski apparel and streetwear label | Founded in 2020 by Ferdinand “Ferdi” Dahl and two childhood friends | Known for: baggy pants, woven belts, Big Puffy, Bombshell, Revamp, Fancy Pant, Pantaloni, interchangeable patches, oversized silhouettes and park-street styling | Focus: clothing for skiers who treat outerwear as part of the trick, the edit, the crew and the visual language of modern freeskiing. Norwegian park roots and the fashion house idea Capeesh Fashion House, also known online as Capeesh Supply, is not a ski manufacturer, binding company or traditional outerwear giant. It is an independent Norwegian ski apparel and streetwear label created in 2020 by freeskier Ferdinand “Ferdi” Dahl and two childhood friends.... Read more on the Sponsor page