pre season "TUX" ft. Max Palm, Manon Loschi & friends

La Clusaz, France | Active: 2022-present elite freeride | Discipline: Freeride, Backcountry Freestyle and Creative Skiing | Known for: FWT podiums, Natural Selection Ski, Double Trouble, Abstrus Alaska When The Course Changed Overnight The Alaskan face was not the one the riders had studied all week. Wind and weather had forced Natural Selection Ski away from the planned Spine Cell zone, leaving Manon Loschi with a new canvas, fresh speed checks, and no space for hesitation. She dropped into the 2026 final with a line built on flow rather than panic, set the tone with a double backflip, then linked features until the run felt less like survival and more like drawing.... Read more on the Athlete page

Sweden / French Alps | Active: 2019-present elite freeride | Discipline: Freeride, Backcountry Freestyle and Creative Skiing | Known for: FWT double backflip, Baqueira Beret wins, Natural Selection Ski, GLÖMSKA Baqueira When The Cliff Became A Takeoff The Baqueira Beret face held cold Pyrenean snow, open exposure and enough speed for a teenager on a wildcard to change the contest. Max Palm dropped into the 2022 Freeride World Tour opener with no long senior résumé protecting him, only a line that demanded full commitment. He pointed into the feature, set the pop, and threw a double backflip where most riders would have been fighting to land a straight air.... Read more on the Athlete page

Swiss glacier freestyle venue above Zermatt | Known for: Theodul Glacier winter park, Furggsattel laps at 3250 m, Plateau Rosa summer setup, 1200 m winter line, 300 m summer park, Matterhorn backdrop and year round training culture | Season: October to mid May in winter park format plus July to mid October summer sessions depending on glacier conditions | Best for: park riders, summer camp skiers, rail crews, tutorial filming and athletes needing high altitude repetition Theodul Glacier Laps At 3250 Meters Snowpark Zermatt sits on the lower Theodul Glacier in the Matterhorn Ski Paradise, near the Furggsattel glacier lift at 3250 meters. The altitude is the first reason the venue matters. A park this high can open early, hold winter texture deep into spring and give skiers a reliable training surface when many non-glacier parks are still waiting for base depth or already closing for the season.... Read more on the Location page