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Cape Verde / Geneva, Switzerland | Active: 2014-present public record | Known for: EZ Panda, Harlaut Apparel, Salute, Misunderstood, street and park style | Current: FIS active athlete and creative park/street skier Schilthorn Presses With The Panda Mask On The rail at Pända Snowpark sat above the Schilthorn clouds, black metal against early-season snow, and Isaac Simhon came in without looking rushed. A press, a tap, a small redirect, then the kind of landing that makes the trick feel lighter than it is. That is the point of EZ Panda.... Read more on the Athlete page

Sweden | Active public video archive: 2012-present | Known for: Kläppen park clips, DIGIT street films, METRU NUI editing | Current: Swedish street and park film skier Kläppen Rails Before The Street Years The snow at Kläppen often turns spring-soft around the rail line, with takeoffs polished by repeated laps and landings cut by ski edges. Leo Bergström’s skiing first reads clearly in that setting: squared shoulders, simple speed, and tricks that stay visible from takeoff to exit. Bergström’s public record is not built from FIS rankings or major contest podiums.... Read more on the Athlete page

Switzerland | Active public archive: 2011-present | Known for: Sleepy Grill, Buldozlife, Daydreaming, Harlaut Apparel, Salomon Départ | Discipline: street skiing, park skiing, creative jib Stockholm Metal In A Dream State The Stockholm spot sat tight and cold, with snow pushed into a street inrun and metal waiting at the end of a short approach. Yohan Lovey, riding as Sleepy Grill, moved through the setup with the patience of a skier who sees more than a rail: angle, sound, balance, exit, and the next strange idea. Daydreaming, released in December 2024 through Harlaut Apparel, is the clearest recent marker in Lovey’s archive.... Read more on the Athlete page

Swedish freeski outerwear and streetwear brand | Built around Henrik Harlaut's oversized style and rider led snow culture | Known for: 06 Cargo Snowpant, Shadow Grid, Shitkid pants, loose jackets, team films and street influenced park silhouettes | Focus: durable, expressive apparel for skiers who move between resort laps, rails, urban missions and all mountain freestyle. Henrik Harlaut's silhouette becomes a rider label Harlaut Apparel Co is not a ski manufacturer, crew or traditional production studio. It is a snow outerwear and streetwear label built around one of freeskiing's most recognizable visual identities: Henrik Harlaut's loose, expressive, baggy style.... Read more on the Sponsor page