I Travelled 5,000 miles to Ride the Biggest Airbag in the World!

Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada | Active: 2019-present FIS record | Known for: NorAm slopestyle and big air title, Team Canada NextGen, World Cup starts | Current: Freestyle Canada NextGen / Mount St Louis Moonstone Mammoth When The Weather Closed The Final The Mammoth jump line was running under spring pressure, with qualification speed carrying more weight than anyone expected. Bruce Oldham landed the second-highest men’s big-air qualification score at the March 2025 NorAm finale, then waited as weather moved across the California course. When finals were cancelled, those qualification scores became the result.... Read more on the Athlete page

Year-round freestyle training venue in Leysin Switzerland | Known for: 22 m and 16 m dry-slope ramps, 55 m by 25 m airbag, trampoline, jib module, coach-supervised sessions, LeysinPark progression, and Lausanne 2020 Youth Olympic freestyle legacy | Best for: air awareness, trick repetition, preseason training, injury return sessions, and skiers preparing park or freeride airs before taking them to snow Place Des Feuilles And The Airbag Built For Repetition Le Bag Leysin sits in Leysin in the Vaud Alps, using two dry-slope ramps of 22 meters and 16 meters that land into a 55 meter by 25 meter airbag. That is the whole point of the venue. It removes the hard-snow landing from early trick development and gives skiers a controlled place to repeat rotations, grabs, axes and body positions before the same movement is taken to a snow jump.... Read more on the Location page