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ANOTHER YEAR OF FULL SEND – PT.1 | SWATCH NINES 25

ANOTHER YEAR OF ABSOLUTE BANGERS – The 17th edition of Swatch Nines has concluded in Switzerland in a flurry of innovation, creativity and unparalleled action. And here’s the first part, out of three, of our highlight edit to get a glimpse into the past week.

The annual ski and snowboard progression session returned for the third time to the atmospheric slopes of the Schilthorn, where one of the most playful and creative setups in the history of the Nines provided an unmatched venue for fun and progression.

The 2025 Swatch Nines setup featured a massive Big Air jump designed for the world’s best to push their air tricks to the limit. But in typical Nines fashion, it wasn’t just about adding an extra spin or flip to the world’s most difficult tricks. The setup also provided a vast variety of creative snow features designed to get creative juices flowing. The result? One of the most highlight-heavy weeks of the season for the world’s freestyle ski and snowboard elite.

On top of that, Øyvind Kirkhus (SNB, NOR) landed a switch backside quad 1620 — a world’s first trick in snowboarding while Luca Harrington (SKI, NZL) stomped a switch triple cork 1980 Esco — only the third time this trick has been landed by a skier. And Vincent Veile (SKI, GER) became the first German, and third person ever, to land a quad cork 1800.

Also some heavy action went down on the teardrop rail, with jaw-dropping tricks from the likes of Mia Brookes (SNB, GBR), Max Moffatt (SKI, USA), Lyon Farrell (SNB, NZL) and Kirsty Muir (SKI, GBR).

Stay tuned — Part 2. is coming on Friday!

Absolutpark | Spring Battle 2025 - Day 1

Day one of Spring Battle 2025 and we are over the moon!
The slope course and the rail setup work nicely, and we have already seen some banger runs and tricks! Can’t wait to see what's coming the next couple of days, stay tuned!

Featuring: Lyon Farrell, Jake Canter, Leo & Loris Framarin, Dane Menzies and many others.

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Absolutpark | RIDE Ski Amadé - Absolut Goodlife - Ep.2

Absolut Goodlife – Freeski & Snowboard action.
“It’s the good life, full of fun...” 🎶 That’s what it’s all about at Absolut Park.

This season is already off to a great start, featuring the smooth styles of ‪@lyonfarrell5198‬ x Dominik Wagner x Johannes Rohrmoser x Josh Absenger x Sam Baugartner x Seb Baumgärtner x Luki Eisl x Dennis Ranalter and Viktor Moosmann.

With over 1.5 kilometers of park and 100+ features, Austria’s top snowpark is where freestyle dreams come to life. Our crew keeps every line dialed, from sunrise to sunset.

Whether chasing new tricks or just soaking up the good vibes, there's no better place to ride. Live the good life at Absolut Park!

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Only in Ski amadé can you have fun skiing up to over 760 kilometers of slopes on one lift pass.
270 modern lifts and 356 of the best-prepared slopes in breathtaking mountain
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Audi Nines’21 - Snowboard Mixtape

The Snowboard squadron unleashed a barrage of tricks with impeccable precision at this year’s Audi Nines!

Step aboard the Audi Nines 2021 Snowboard Mixtape and get stoked for one of the most creative explorations the Audi Nines has ever witnessed. Stay tuned for more content coming your way in the upcoming weeks!

Disclaimer: We made a few spelling mistakes in the ski edit, chief among them being the misspelling of the one and only Henrik Harlaut, so it felt only fitting that we should continue to do so to the legends in the snowboard edit. From all of our overtired editors: Sorry Terje.

Lyon Farrell, Slopestyle World Championship Aspen Snow Mass 2021

Lyon warming up for the Slopestyle World Championship Aspen Snow Mass 2021

Wendy’s Snowboard Knuckle Huck: FULL BROADCAST | X Games Aspen 2021

Watch the spoiler-free, full broadcast of Wendy’s Snowboard Knuckle Huck competition at X Games Aspen 2021!

STRAP SURFING WITH A PRO SNOWBOARDER // 20@20 Episode 8

We took out the jet ski's to do some strap surfing on the outer reefs with maui's own pro snowboarder Lyon Farrell. He gave both myself and Kody Kerbox some major pointers to up our aerial game on waves. We want to do snowboarding tricks surfing, this is only the beginning!

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Video Highlights: Best of Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle | Dew Tour Copper 2020

Due to the cancelation of the men’s snowboard slopestyle qualifier, the final held a stacked roaster of 17 athletes ready to come out swinging for the top podium position. Luckily when the time came to drop in, blue skies appeared above Copper Mountain, allowing for ideal conditions to hit all seven sections of the jib and jump features. Without further ado, here are the highlights featuring Red Gerard, Brock Crouch, Stale Sandbech, Rene Rinnekangas, Sven Thorgren, Judd Henkes, Mark McMorris, Mikey Ciccarelli, Darcy Sharpe, Fridtjof Tischendorf, Torgeir Bergrem, Yuki Kadono, Max Parrot, Luke Winkelmann, Kyle Mack, Lyon Farrell, and Mons Roisland.
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Winning Runs: Red Gerard Wins Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle Finals | Dew Tour Copper 2020

A total of seventeen men arrived at the top of slopestyle ready to get buck on this one-of-a-kind course in hopes of emerging as the Dew Tour Copper 2020 champion. Due to the large field of riders and going straight to finals, athletes were allowed two runs each. After all, was said and done it was Red Gerard who came out on top with a high score of 97.33 on his final run. Taking second place in today’s final was Brock Crouch wit Stale Sandbech in third.

Watch the top three runs that won it during slopestyle finals in the video above.

Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle Results
1.) Red Gerard, 97.33
2.) Brock Crouch, 95.66
3.) Stale Sandbech, 94.00
4.) Rene Rinnekangas, 93.66
5.) Sven Thorgren, 93.33
6.) Judd Henkes, 90.66
7.) Mark McMorris, 90.33
8.) Mikey Ciccarelli, 80.00
9.) Darcy Sharpe, 73.66
10.) Fridtjof Tischendorf, 72,00
11.) Torgeir Bergrem, 51.66
12.) Yuki Kadono, 46.33
13.) Max Parrot, 30.66
14.) Luke Winkelmann, 25.66
15.) Kyle Mack, 25.00
16.) Lyon Farrell, 23.00
17.) Mons Roisland, 15.66

2019 Burton U·S·Open Men’s Slopestyle Finals - Highlights

Red Gerard dominated all week and showed no signs of slowing down to take his first Burton U·S·Open Slopestyle title. Hot on his heels was Sven Thorgren in 2nd with 2x defending champ Mark McMorris in 3rd. Hope you got your calculator handy because this high-octane highlight reel will make your head spin.