Oslo 2026

Åre / Andorra | Active: FIS status active | Discipline: freeski big air, slopestyle, knuckle huck, street filming | Verified: 2022 Olympic big air bronze, 14 X Games medals, 8 X Games golds, 2019 Worlds big air silver | Current: Armada, Monster Energy, Harlaut Apparel, 2026 Olympic team return affected by injury Aspen When The Nose Butter Went Vertical Buttermilk was black around the edges, the Big Air jump cut white under the floodlights. Henrik Harlaut pressed his ski tips into the takeoff, paused on the nose, then released into a triple cork 1620 that looked late until it landed clean. X Games Aspen 2013 turned that trick into freeski language.... Read more on the Athlete page

Andorra | Active: 2010-present public ski record | Focus: street skiing, park style, wallrides, creative edits | Current: Armada and Monster Energy-supported skier Les Arcs Wallride Under Spring Glare The B&E Invitational course at Les Arcs shone under hard spring light, black wallride panels cutting through soft snow while music bled across the park. Noah Albaladejo carried speed into the feature with no visible rush, flattened his body through the wall, then let the landing breathe. That 2015 event made sense for him because it was not built like a normal slopestyle contest.... Read more on the Athlete page

Fribourg, Switzerland | Active FIS record: 2018-present | Known for: slopestyle, big air, Harlaut Apparel films, Swiss Freeski | Current: active Swiss World Cup freeskier Laax With The Final Line Still Open The Laax course sat sharp under January light, the rails scraped clean and the last jump carrying speed into cold Swiss air. Valentin Morel dropped into that home-country pressure with the kind of skiing that does not separate contest technique from style. His public profile has two clear tracks.... 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