Daniel Bacher
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
Eirik Moberg - Kryptoskier
Arendal, Norway | Active: 2014-present public archive | Known for: Kryptoskier, ON3P films, Krypto Pro, street skiing, KimboSessions | Current: ON3P street and creative ski projects Nordkette Light And Kryptoskier Motion The Nordkette skyline above Innsbruck sat sharp against winter light when Eirik Moberg linked turns through Kryptonius in Inn$brooklyn. The snow around Patscherkofel and Nordkette looked firm, fast, and slightly metallic, the kind of surface where a buttery press can either float or chatter out. Moberg made the features look calmer than they were.... Read more on the Athlete page
Eleonora Ferrari
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
Ellen Damsgaard
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
Elsa Sjöstedt
Verbier, Switzerland | Active public record: 2020-present | Known for: Swiss-Ski, World Cup starts, SuperUnknown semi-finalist, Cute Café | Disciplines: slopestyle, big air, street-influenced freeski Laax Under A Sharp January Sun The slopestyle course in Laax sat bright under a hard January sky, rails catching light before the jump line dropped toward the finish. Elsa Sjöstedt had two runs to thread speed, edge pressure, takeoff timing and landings through a World Cup field stacked with Swiss, Chinese, Japanese and American depth. On January 21, 2024, Sjöstedt finished 14th in women’s freeski slopestyle at the Laax World Cup.... Read more on the Athlete page
Magnus Graner
Hörnefors / Umeå, Sweden | Active: FIS record listed as not active | Discipline: street skiing, creative freeski, park, backcountry filming | Verified: X Games Real Ski 2017 gold, Level 1 SuperUnknown X winner, The Bunch member, 1000 Skis co-founder | Current: Skimanguy, The Bunch, 1000 Skis, Haglöfs profile Swedish Steel When The Swerve Held The rail was low, brown, and half-buried beside a Swedish street spot, the snow thin enough to show grass through the run-in. Magnus Granér slid in sideways, let the skis drift off axis, then somehow brought the whole movement back before the landing. That was the shock of his 2017 X Games Real Ski part.... Read more on the Athlete page
Matej Svancer
Prague, Czech Republic / Austria | Active: 2019-present | Focus: big air, slopestyle, knuckle huck | Current: Austrian national team, Red Bull, Faction, K2 FL3X, LOOK, Smith and Capeesh Livigno Snowfall When The Bronze Was Still Open Livigno Snow Park was filling with heavy February snow, flakes cutting through the floodlights while the final men’s big air round waited at the top. Matej Svancer had already landed two high-scoring jumps, but Mac Forehand and Tormod Frostad were pushing the numbers into rare territory. Svancer dropped again, switch takeoff, skis locked together in rotation, a landing clean enough to keep him in the medal fight.... Read more on the Athlete page
Max Moffatt
Guelph / Caledon, Ontario, Canada | Active: 2016-present World Cup record | Discipline: Slopestyle and Big Air | Known for: X Games silver, Seiser Alm World Cup win, Beijing Olympic final, technical rail skiing Seiser Alm In The January Cold The Seiser Alm course sat high in the Dolomites, bright and hard under January snow, with rails first and a jump line waiting above the Italian valley. Max Moffatt arrived in 2019 without a World Cup top-five result. That changed in one final.... Read more on the Athlete page
Mikkel Brusletto Kaupang
Geilo, Norway | Active public record: 2015-present | Known for: rail skiing, SuperUnknown 20, Geiloparken, X Games Street Style and Knuckle Huck | Current: Monster Energy athlete / rail and park specialist Geiloparken When The Tube Does Not Forgive The rail line at Geiloparken sits low in cold Norwegian light, with hard snow, tight takeoffs, and tubes that punish rushed feet. Mikkel Brusletto Kaupang moves through that terrain like the feature is already slowing down for him. Known widely as Mikkel BK, Kaupang has built a profile that sits between competition, video, rail culture, and style-based invitational skiing.... Read more on the Athlete page
Olivia Asselin
Lac-Beauport / Quebec City, Canada | Active: FIS status active, listed injured from 09-01-2026 | Discipline: freeski slopestyle, big air, knuckle huck, street style | Verified: 4 X Games medals, Beijing 2022 Olympic finalist, 3 World Cup podiums | Current: Canadian national-team skier with Armada profile Buttermilk When The Wall Ride Became A Score Buttermilk was loud under January lights, the street-style rails shining through cold Aspen air. Olivia Asselin pressed into the wall ride, stayed compact through the metal, then snapped a backside 450 out while the landing snow sprayed behind her skis. X Games Aspen 2025 gave Asselin the clearest image of her current identity.... Read more on the Athlete page
Ryan Buttars
Telluride, Colorado | Active FIS athlete: Ryan BUTTARS, born 2007, FIS Code 2538541 | Public record: WyEast Mountain Academy, Copper National Championships, Stoneham Nor-Am, Okemo FIS win, Red Bull Cascade, Jib League, ON3P, Jiberish | Main lane: rail event, slopestyle, Big Air, park edits Copper Metal Before The Spring Slush Broke The Copper Mountain rail deck in April still had winter bite in the morning, with salted takeoffs turning glassy before the sun softened the landing. Ryan Buttars put his strongest public marker there in 2024, winning the National Championships rail event. One year later, he returned to Copper and stayed in the same conversation, finishing third in rail event and fourth in slopestyle.... Read more on the Athlete page
Tom Greenway
Tamworth, England | Active: 2020-present World Cup record | Known for: British slopestyle and big air titles, GB Snowsport World Cup Squad, La Clusaz Europa Cup fourth | Disciplines: slopestyle, big air Tignes When The Second Run Landed The slopestyle course in Tignes narrowed into rails, takeoffs and a cold French-alpine finish corral. Tom Greenway had one clean number to chase in March 2023: improve the first run, hold the line through the sections, and make the final jump count against a World Cup field packed with North American and European depth. 00, enough for twentieth in the official FIS result sheet.... Read more on the Athlete page
