HOTLAPS • Quinn Wolferman MAMMOTH
A followcam collection of Quinn Wolferman captured during the Level 1 SuperUnknown XX event at Mammoth Mountain, CA. Filming/Editing: Andrew Gayda (HOTLAPS) Featuring: Quinn Wolferman Location: Mammoth Mountain • Unbound THANK YOU • Level 1 • Monster Energy • GoPro • Mammoth Mountain
Quinn Wolferman
Quinn Wolferman is a professional freestyle skier from the United States, born in 1997 in Missoula, Montana. He first made a name for himself on the freestyle scene through his appearances in Level 1 films and in the popular SLVSH head-to-head battles, where his smooth, technical style quickly stood out. Initially focused on slopestyle and Big Air, he competed in multiple international events, even coming close to Olympic qualification, before shifting more toward backcountry skiing and unique formats. It was in the Knuckle Huck event that he achieved his biggest competitive success, winning a gold medal at the 2022 X Games in Aspen with creative, unexpected tricks that perfectly embodied his approach to skiing. A long-time member of the Armada team, Quinn now moves fluidly between park, street, backcountry, and personal film projects. He’s known for pushing style boundaries by blending ease, amplitude, and inventiveness, all while staying deeply connected to the original spirit of freeskiing. Highly respected by fellow riders, he continues to inspire a new generation with his genuine, joy-driven commitment to skiing and progression without compromise.
Mammoth Mountain
Mammoth Mountain is a ski resort located in California’s Sierra Nevada, reaching about 3,370 meters in elevation with a vertical drop close to 945 meters. It features 25 lifts and roughly 150 runs spread over more than 3,500 hectares. Thanks to heavy snowfall averaging over 10 meters annually combined with nearly 300 sunny days, the resort offers one of the longest seasons in North America, often running from October or November through June and sometimes beyond. Mammoth is renowned for its expansive terrain parks with multiple halfpipes, extensive backcountry areas, and its laid-back vibe. It regularly hosts top-level competitions like FIS Grand Prix events and serves as a training ground for many professional skiers and snowboarders.
GoPro
GoPro is an American brand founded in 2002 by Nick Woodman, best known for its small, rugged, ultra-versatile cameras. Widely adopted by skiers, snowboarders, and outdoor athletes, it revolutionized how action sports are filmed, enabling immersive first-person footage. GoPro sponsors many riders and events, strengthening its close ties to the ski and freeride world. Today, it stands as a symbol of creativity and adventure, on the slopes and beyond.
Monster Energy
Monster Energy, founded in 2002 in the United States, is best known for its energy drinks with the iconic green claw logo. Early on, the brand heavily invested in extreme sports to build its bold, rebellious image. In skiing, Monster sponsors some of the world’s top freeriders and freestylers like Sammy Carlson, Henrik Harlaut, and Tom Wallisch, supporting both their competitions and film projects. Through these partnerships, Monster Energy has become a major force at the X Games and in top ski productions, helping push the sport’s boundaries. Beyond sponsorships, the brand also organizes and funds dedicated events that showcase skiers’ creativity and style. Today, Monster stands as a symbol of performance and freedom in the freestyle and freeride ski world.
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