Otter n Lam

Public nationality not verified | Active public archive: 2022-present | Known for: ATCH CORP, Trollhaugen, Vahalla Dreaming, Group Therapy and Otter n Lam | Current public record: Midwest park and crew-video appearances Paul Flottmyer is a freeski park and crew-video rider whose verified public archive is tied to ATCH CORP, Trollhaugen, and a newer run of Midwest-linked ski edits. His name appears across sources with spelling variants including Paul Flottmire, Paul Flottmeyer, and Paul Flottmyer, but the video context is consistent: park laps, rail sessions, rope-tow rhythm, and group projects built around riders filming each other rather than formal contest rankings. His earlier confirmed appearances include “Nah” by ATCH CORP in 2022, “Going” in 2023, and several Jack Kaiser-linked uploads from 2024 and 2025, including “Terror on Tomte,” “Ottering,” and “ATCH // Colin Johnston vs.... Read more on the Athlete page

M. The blue and yellow rails at Trollhaugen sat cold under floodlights, metal ringing through the Wisconsin night as Sam Lobinsky slid another lap past midnight. The hill is small, but the tempo is not.... Read more on the Athlete page

Wisconsin ski area in the St. Croix River Valley | Known for: 30 runs, 280 foot vertical, three terrain parks, full night skiing, Late Night Fridays to 3 AM, and Twin Cities park culture | Season: winter operations with full snowmaking | Best for: Midwest park laps, night sessions, rope tow repetition, NASTAR racing, and local progression Dresser Laps On The Minnesota Wisconsin Border Trollhaugen sits at 2232 100th Avenue in Dresser, Wisconsin, close enough to the Twin Cities that it functions like a Minnesota metro hill even though it is across the state line. The official trail map lists 30 runs, 80 skiable acres, 280 feet of vertical, and a 2500 foot longest run.... Read more on the Location page

American ski media label and YouTube studio | Known for: Midwest park edits, Trollhaugen sessions, rail jams, night laps, road-trip clips, close follow-cams and rider-first crew videos | Focus: documenting grassroots freeski progression in rope-tow parks, public rail gardens, spring sessions and everyday resort features. Midwest park culture through a rider-first lens ATCH CORP is not a ski manufacturer, outerwear brand, binding company or legacy film studio. It is a ski media label and YouTube channel built around the kind of freeskiing that happens most often away from polished movie tours: park laps, rail gardens, rope-tow nights, small-hill sessions, local crews and road-trip edits.... Read more on the Sponsor page