SHADY CANYON 4

United States | Active: 2009-present public video record | Known for: Toggenburg rail edits, Park City clips, Shady Canyon 4 | Current: public archive centered on park and street-style video appearances The rail at Park City ran fast under early-season light, the snow firm enough to make every edge sound sharp before Ace Perry dropped into the feature. His public ski identity is built through scattered video records rather than official competition results. Newschoolers lists early clips under the name Ace Perry or AcePerry, including backyard/summer footage from 2009, a Toggenburg Mountain rail edit from 2010, a two-day Toggenburg edit in 2011, and Park City footage in 2013 with Bluehouse Skis’ Mcfly Rockers.... Read more on the Athlete page

tv. The edit places him in a compact creative setup with Ace Perry, Dylan Manley, Kysen Hall, Ruby Dicastro, and Rylie Warnick, with Vishnu ski attached to the project. The YouTube description frames the session around old cameras, limited resources, and a crew making the most out of a small feature zone.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States | Active: 2013-present public video record | Discipline: Street Skiing, Creative Park and Urban Jibbing | Known for: SuperUnknown X, Vishnu Freeski, Tears of Joy, Growing Season East Coast Rails On The Van Route Home The rail outside Heinz Field was not built for skiing. Cold metal, city snow, a narrow run-in and a van waiting nearby gave Dylan Manley and Luke Roberts the kind of setup that separates street skiers from park skiers. The Growing Season episode followed them from Utah back east through Minnesota, Pennsylvania and New York, chasing rails in places where landings were never soft and the spot could disappear before the trick was done.... Read more on the Athlete page

Ogden, Utah | Public Record: 2014-2025 | Known for: Vishnu street skiing, Brighton park clips, Tears of Joy, KH Brand outerwear | Current: KH Brand design and Vishnu-linked video archive Brighton When The Ledge Was Cold Brighton’s park can look simple from the lift until the first ski edge hits a frozen rail. The light is hard, the landings turn blue in the afternoon, and Kysen Hall’s public ski identity comes from that kind of place: Utah features, fast setups, compact movements, and street-influenced park skiing. Hall is not documented as an Olympic, X Games, or World Cup-level contest skier.... Read more on the Athlete page

Public nationality not verified | Active public archive: 2022-present | Known for: Man Down, SHADY CANYON 4, street and park crew footage | Current public record: freeski park and rail video appearances Ruby Dicastro is a freeski park and rail rider whose verified public archive is currently built through crew-based video appearances rather than formal competition records or an individual sponsor profile. Her earliest clear marker is “Man Down a Plymouth Freeski Film,” published in 2022 by Plymouth Freeski. The film was connected to Loon park culture and listed Dicastro in a large rider group with Griffin Beaten, Ryan Goodrich, Jackson Espe, Jamison Coty, Nate Wilkins, Ben Sebrang, Cole McShane, Dylan Daume, Bryson Vanasse, Ryan Hauser, Cam Dunbar, Keegan Harris, Jake Dalbon, Aiden Gifford, Zach Spaulding, Paris Dibrandi, and others.... Read more on the Athlete page

Utah, USA | Active: 2023-present public freeski record | Known for: SuperUnknown 22 win, Red Bull Unrailistic 2026, SLVSH Cup, rail-focused park skiing | Current: emerging American street and park skier linked with Vishnu Freeski Snowbasin When The First Win Arrived Fast Snowbasin’s spring rail setup was soft at the edges, the April sun pulling moisture into the takeoffs while the metal still ran quick. Rylie Warnick came through that course in 2023 with only a short park-skiing history behind her, then left with the Spring Showdown win and a cash prize. The detail became part of her story because it sounded almost unrealistic: a skier who had barely entered park skiing months earlier was already landing fastslides, blind twos, spins on, and 450s out in public footage.... Read more on the Athlete page

American street and park freeski brand | Founded in the mid-2010s by Emmett Davis, Kale Cimperman and Dylan Manley | Known for: Wet, Key, Wide, Plus, Tank, soft-flex jib skis, symmetrical twins, street skiing edits, Tears of Joy, Pallet and rider-run media culture | Focus: skis built for rails, presses, butters, rope-tow laps, urban features, technical park skiing and crews who treat filming as part of the product. A street skiing brand before street skiing was treated seriously Vishnu ski, officially Vishnu Freeski, is one of the most distinctive independent ski brands in modern park and street skiing. It is not a race company, a freeride legacy manufacturer or a full mountain equipment brand.... Read more on the Sponsor page