Markus Eder

Current Freeride World Tour champion and arguably the most versatile skier on the planet.

30.11.1990
Bruneck, Southern
Tyrol, Italy

"I was fascinated by every type of skiing"

Park skiing was my go to for the first few years, then I grew into the world of freeride and backcountry and the lines got bigger. My style of skiing is to find these hidden airs, the stuff that nobody else can see. No matter the line or my skiing style I want to do it all on my touring gear.

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Markus Eder

Kye Petersen

A visionary who shapes the evolution of freeskiing like only a handful have done before.

18.01.1990
Whistler B.C
Canada

"I grew up skiing the whole hill as a kid."

Ski touring has played a big role in my skiing since I was super young. I always like to have the option. I can walk to the bottom of a spot and take a look at something, walk to the side for a better view then tour around to the top and ski it. Having accessability like that just gives you way more options to get creative in your line.

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Kye Petersen

Sam Smoothy

One of the hardest charging big mountain skiers of all time - first man up the mountain, last man down.

06.07.1986
Treble Cone
New Zealand

"My skiing is continuing to evolve and change"

From ski racing as a kid, to park skiing in my teens and then competing on the Freeride World Tour for six years. I’ve now switched my focus to filming, where I’m my only competitor. Skiing spines in Alaska for big movie productions and exploring the globe in a wider sense through ski mountaineering – it’s been a hell of a trip.

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Sam Smoothy