THESE PEOPLE.

Tom Wallisch is a professional skier best known for his success in slopestyle competitions, full-length movie segments, and his own personal projects.

Tom began skiing at a young age just outside of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. After graduating from high school, Wallisch moved to Salt Lake City for post-secondary education at the University of Utah where he pursued a degree in the school of business. While attending University, Wallisch won first place in the coveted 'Superunknown' competition put on by Level 1. From this point on Tom exploded onto the freeskiing scene. Wallisch beholds raw talent on skis and is well regarded for his smooth yet complex spins and composed style. He has won numerous Gold Medals through the likes of the Dew Tour, X Games, and FIS (International Ski Federation) Championships. In 2015, Wallisch joined the LINE Skis team and was able to create his own pro model ski, the Tom Wallisch Pro. Nowadays, you can find Tom ripping the park with his signature ski, filming with his production company known as 'Good Company,' filming projects with The North Face and even announcing events like the X Games.

Hadley Hammer grew up in Wyoming in a ski family, but she never imagined herself becoming a professional skier. She started her life by attending school at the University of New Hampshire studying hospitality before making her way to Washington D.C. where she studied to become a sommelier. Eventually, Hadley realized that the hustle and bustle of the city just wasn't for her, and she moved by to Wyoming.

With the help of her brother, who was on the US Ski Team, she started training and becoming stronger. It wasn't long before she got invited to compete on the Freeride World Tour with the best there was on the world stage. Now, you can see Hadley crushing it on the Freeride World Tour stage, filming with Teton Gravity Research, and sending massive trips with The North Face.

Will Wesson is a professional skier known for his insane rail tricks, the LINE traveling circus, and his all-around nice guy personality.

Wesson started skiing at a young age in New York. He actually started cross country skiing befor=e downhill. But, as soon as he experienced the thrill of freestyle skiing, he was all in. He didn't have much access to terrain parks where he grew up, so instead, he would build his own. After skiing throughout his college years Will set off with Andy Parry to start the LINE Traveling Circus, and now 11 years later, he's still doing it. Will has become known as one of the best rail skiers in the world, proving this statement by winning a Gold Medal at the first-ever WInter X Games Real Ski competition. .

Taylor Lundquist is a professional skier known for her smooth style, unique take on Urban skiing, and impressive flow on a skateboard.

Lundquist grew up skiing in Park City, Utah. Through skiing during the days and working during nights, Taylor was able to travel around from competition to competition in order to make a name for herself in the industry. She has been competing in international competitions such as the Grand Prix Tour, along with local events like Rails 2 Riches, where she took hold the top spot in back to back years. Although she is involved in the competition scene, Lundquist finds her true passion through filming and street skiing. With her smooth and effortless style, she is always fun to watch, and it is not hard for her to blow up the internet. As one of the top emerging female athletes in the freestyle scene, keep an eye out for Taylor.

Rob Heule, a Canadian skier known for his fancy mustache, sewing skills, and love of analog photography often ponders this question. “So many people would be in shock because they wouldn’t know what to do with their lives,” he says.

Heule started skiing at age 2 in Fernie, British Columbia, eventually taking a serious interest in pipe skiing in the late 2000s. But after finding enjoyment in making season edits, his enthusiasm shifted to powder and park, allowing for more creative expression and less pressure on serious progression. His style today is peculiar and intriguing; his videos are packed with nose butters, wall rides, laughter, and shots of him eating. He’s on Instagram, but he shoots strictly film photos, and the few shots that make it past the hardcopy and onto the internet embody the notion that skiing is, simply, fun.

Dylan Siggers is a Canadian skier known for his all-mountain ripping, brown pow shredding, and all-around good times attitude.

Siggers started skiing at a young age in Fernie, British Columbia. At around the age of 7, he would strap on a pair of snowblades and point it down the hill armed with his poles and a full-face helmet. As he grew older, he and his dad would go skiing more and more often. It wasn't long until Dylan got introduced to the world of videography, and he found a huge passion for mixing both skiing and filming. Through working for the local ski and bike shop along with contracted film-making, Dylan was able to find a schedule that allowed him to progress his skiing. In his early twenties, Dylan got together with some buddies and started the film company known as Burrrlapz. Through fish-eye edits mixed with some rock music, Burrrlapz quickly emerged onto the freeride scene and is now a common name in the industry. Dylan spends his winters filming and crushing it on his Sick Days and his summers on his mountain bike, working at the bike shop, and playing drums for his band.

Andy Parry, an east coaster best known for the Traveling Circus, along with his wizard tricks, and the Tell A Friend Tour, is no stranger to the Freeski industry.

Parry started skiing in New York at a young age. In high school, he and fellow LINE athlete Will Wesson started getting more into freestyle skiing and started up the 'I Hate New York' production company. While attending Green Mountain College in Vermont, Andy was introduced to Meathead Films among other pro skiers, and it wasn't long before he started filming more. After college, Andy and Will knew they didn't want typical jobs, so they came up with the idea of the Traveling Circus and with the help and a little funding from LINE Skis, the circus was born. Andy is still heavily involved in the traveling circus to this day, but he has also started his own venture known as the Tell A Friend Tour, or TAFT for short. Through TAFT, Andy is able to travel around North America throughout the winter and ski with thousands of young aspiring freestyle skiers.

Peter Koukov, LINE Skis PRO Team

Thomas Trifonitchev, LINE Skis PRO Team

Jonnie grew up primarily as a snowboarder at Grand Targhee. It wasn't until the 9th grade that he became heavily influenced by ski films like MSP's Focused, which pushed him to transition from one plank to two. Skiing with a group of friends at Grand Targhee, Jonnie quickly became a huge fan of skiing fast, going big, and finding all of the cliffs drops that the mountain had to offer. After high school, Jonnie made the migration down to Salt Lake City to work towards becoming an engineer, while also fueling his passion for big mountain skiing. As he became immersed in the Snowbird and Alta scenes, Jonnie fell in love with jumping off of stuff at Snowbird and crushing deep pillow lines. Nowadays, Jonnie mirror's a full-time engineering job with his love for skiing, using his technical skills to help to develop new skis while improving his bag of tricks at the same time. Keep your eye out Jonnie sending huge cliffs and shredding narrow chutes the next time you're skiing Alta or Snowbird, you won't want to miss it. 

Kim Gubser, LINE Skis PRO Team

Rian Zetzer, LINE Skis PRO Team

Daniel Loosli, LINE Skis PRO Team

Originally from Hood River, OR Tucker grew up skiing at Mount Hood. Tucker is a technical park skier that enjoys getting out in the streets. He has filmed numerous street segments including Fresh Squeezed with Good Company. Tucker placed 2nd in Dew Tour Streetstyle and placed third in the last Steel City Showdown.

Ben was born in the US and learned to ski when he was 2 years old at Mammoth Mountain. Later, he moved to New Zealand at the age of 6 since both of his parents are Kiwi and they wanted him to go to school here. Ben actually grew up ski racing before he discovered that skiing on fatter skis in deeper snow is where he'd much rather be!

Hailing from the powdery slopes of Utah, Mitchell has been a sponsored skier for the past 10 years. Growing up, he raced until he was 19.  But during that time, he was also obsessed with twin tips, freeskiing, and venturing into the park whenever possible. 

Mitchell tends to live a pretty busy life when not at the mountain.  After graduating from BYU with a Mechanical Engineering degree, he started a CNC machining business, one that would allow him the time/flexibility to ski all winter long.  He and his wife also keep themselves busy with her business selling unique high-end rugs, as well as hanging out with their 1 year-old daughter.

But no matter how busy things are, Mitch chooses to make time for skiing, a big part of his identity. "It keeps me in shape and motivated in all aspects of life.  It's really satisfying to keep pushing and learning new tricks... and it's really fun!"

Jed resides in SLC, Utah. A skier who skates sometimes. Loves every bit of life and all it has to offer.

Backcountry badassery. Another welcome addition to the family. Big backies, even bigger dreams, and we're just getting started. Get to know our new backcountry ace Ana.

Konnor was born in Libby, Montana. He's been skiing for roughly 17 years and loves it more and more everyday. Konnor competes a lot, but really loves to get into the streets as much as possible and tune into the creative side that makes skiing so fun and unique.

Simeon grew up skiing in the Midwest ice pack. He says skiing is his place of peace and that he wouldn’t want life any other way - from skiing and wakeboarding, to just riding a bike messing around. Action sports is his way of life and a lifestyle of thrill that he'll always live.

Reagan was born in California and learned to ski at Dodge Ridge, where he also started ski racing. When I was 11, Reagan moved to Avon, Colorado, where he continued ski racing for a while before transitioning to slopestyle and halfpipe competitions. Over time, his passion for skiing and ski videos surpassed the desire to compete, so Regan decided to focus on other aspects of the sport. He spends most days skiing at Vail, Beaver Creek, and Copper Mountain. When I'm not in Colorado, Reagan can be found traveling for various film projects and ski events.

Bennie grew up skiing in southern Vermont. Now, he currently lives in Salt Lake City Utah, but spend most of his winter seasons street skiing. His favorite time to ski is in the spring.

Kevin Salonius, LINE Skis AM Team

The most well-rounded skier on the mountain! Robert has been killing it for ages! Now starting his 13th season skiing for Line skis!

After pursuing the 2018 Olympics and skiing World Cups, he shifted focus killing it all over the mountain. Expect everything from the most technical rail tricks and huge double corks to steep lines, big cliffs and full throttle from this guy!

Karl-Kristian Muggerud, LINE Skis Am Team

Quentin Ladame, LINE Skis AM Team

Midwest skier known for his technical rail game, and hard hitting IG cuts. From the solid steel of his home hill at Perfect North, or in the air during comps. Jackson attends Wyeast Mountain Academy where he's focused on school and perfecting his ski game. He's super stoked on his other IG @Railskiing where he brings all skiers together around hiphy ski clips to keep the stoke high!

Brian Gardiner is a 23 year-old skier from the (ICE) East Coast with an impressive rail and big air game. With a few World Cup Slopestyle appearances under his belt he's now shifted focus to filming bangers in park and the backcountry. When he is not skiing he enjoys playing disc golf and being outside with his girlfriend and dog Bella.

Richard Thomas, LINE Skis AM Team

An excerpt from The Garrett Russell Experience, curated by friend, Paddy O'Connell

Enter skiing’s savant and savior of its soul: Garrett “G-Funk” Russell. At the base of it all, skiing is a fulfillment of childlike joyous desires to speed across the frozen canvas, the journey of the smile. The genius of Garrett’s style and creativity is his ability to summon childhood feelings and desires and translate them through the powers of his manhood and artistic process. The result is a supreme fullness. He translates the transcendent command of his body, molding it to fit his artistic vision. This communication is written in the speech of his skis upon the great snowy page. It lives within the turn. Garrett dances with the mountain with every memory from the past and hope for the future. The here and now explodes in brilliant aesthetic significance. Who he is and what he creates is one and the same. Every palpitation of his process is self-sustaining and it thickens the bedrock of his entire existence.

Mikiya Tanno, LINE Skis AM Team

Stefanie Mossler, LINE Skis AM Team

Vincent Veile, LINE Skis AM Team 

Words by Ethan Stone

Jeff Curry's skiing lifestyle hasn't always been so enviable. His first stomping grounds were Bousquet Mountain, a small hill near his hometown in Pittsfield, Mass. When his dad entered him in a local ski race, eight-year-old Curry smoked the competition by several seconds. "It was then," he says, "that I started to feel like I might have a knack for skiing." After several years of racing, Curry was introduced to newschool skiing.

Curry is a specialist in the field of style, not only as a coach but also as a skier himself. "I like to do things that are kinesthetically pleasing," says Curry. "Doing a 360 mute doesn't give me a good feeling at all, but doing a 360 safety and tweaking it out so that I'm almost blowing my knee with my grab ... that gives me a good feeling."

Luke Votaw, LINE Skis AM Team

Leo started skiing at a very young age, and the last few years he has been on fire! As well as beeing one h*ll of a showman, he also dominates the Norwegian/ European jr. comp scene. After winning World Rookie tour he even got a wild card to the full World Cup tour next season. Watch out!

Tom Wallisch is a professional skier best known for his success in slopestyle competitions, full-length movie segments, and his own personal projects.

Tom began skiing at a young age just outside of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. After graduating from high school, Wallisch moved to Salt Lake City for post-secondary education at the University of Utah where he pursued a degree in the school of business. While attending University, Wallisch won first place in the coveted 'Superunknown' competition put on by Level 1. From this point on Tom exploded onto the freeskiing scene. Wallisch beholds raw talent on skis and is well regarded for his smooth yet complex spins and composed style. He has won numerous Gold Medals through the likes of the Dew Tour, X Games, and FIS (International Ski Federation) Championships. In 2015, Wallisch joined the LINE Skis team and was able to create his own pro model ski, the Tom Wallisch Pro. Nowadays, you can find Tom ripping the park with his signature ski, filming with his production company known as 'Good Company,' filming projects with The North Face and even announcing events like the X Games.

Hadley Hammer grew up in Wyoming in a ski family, but she never imagined herself becoming a professional skier. She started her life by attending school at the University of New Hampshire studying hospitality before making her way to Washington D.C. where she studied to become a sommelier. Eventually, Hadley realized that the hustle and bustle of the city just wasn't for her, and she moved by to Wyoming.

With the help of her brother, who was on the US Ski Team, she started training and becoming stronger. It wasn't long before she got invited to compete on the Freeride World Tour with the best there was on the world stage. Now, you can see Hadley crushing it on the Freeride World Tour stage, filming with Teton Gravity Research, and sending massive trips with The North Face.

Will Wesson is a professional skier known for his insane rail tricks, the LINE traveling circus, and his all-around nice guy personality.

Wesson started skiing at a young age in New York. He actually started cross country skiing befor=e downhill. But, as soon as he experienced the thrill of freestyle skiing, he was all in. He didn't have much access to terrain parks where he grew up, so instead, he would build his own. After skiing throughout his college years Will set off with Andy Parry to start the LINE Traveling Circus, and now 11 years later, he's still doing it. Will has become known as one of the best rail skiers in the world, proving this statement by winning a Gold Medal at the first-ever WInter X Games Real Ski competition. .

Taylor Lundquist is a professional skier known for her smooth style, unique take on Urban skiing, and impressive flow on a skateboard.

Lundquist grew up skiing in Park City, Utah. Through skiing during the days and working during nights, Taylor was able to travel around from competition to competition in order to make a name for herself in the industry. She has been competing in international competitions such as the Grand Prix Tour, along with local events like Rails 2 Riches, where she took hold the top spot in back to back years. Although she is involved in the competition scene, Lundquist finds her true passion through filming and street skiing. With her smooth and effortless style, she is always fun to watch, and it is not hard for her to blow up the internet. As one of the top emerging female athletes in the freestyle scene, keep an eye out for Taylor.

Rob Heule, a Canadian skier known for his fancy mustache, sewing skills, and love of analog photography often ponders this question. “So many people would be in shock because they wouldn’t know what to do with their lives,” he says.

Heule started skiing at age 2 in Fernie, British Columbia, eventually taking a serious interest in pipe skiing in the late 2000s. But after finding enjoyment in making season edits, his enthusiasm shifted to powder and park, allowing for more creative expression and less pressure on serious progression. His style today is peculiar and intriguing; his videos are packed with nose butters, wall rides, laughter, and shots of him eating. He’s on Instagram, but he shoots strictly film photos, and the few shots that make it past the hardcopy and onto the internet embody the notion that skiing is, simply, fun.

LJ Strenio, an east coaster known for his insane real ski segments, consistent determination, and most recently a computer science intern at NASA, is no stranger in the world of freeskiing.

Strenio started skiing at the young age of 7 at Smuggler's Notch, Vermont and was quickly began skiing competitively. In high school, he attended an academy with a renowned freestyle program called Waterville Valley Academy in New Hampshire. His freestyle skiing career began at the age of 16 when he won the 3rd Avila Young Gun Open, beating out over 100 other competitors and gaining him exposure in the freestyle skiing community. Since then, LJ has been featured in countless ski films, competing in prestigious competitions such as the Jon Olsson Invitation, and he even won an X Games medal. It's safe to say LJ has a very impressive resume.

Dylan Siggers is a Canadian skier known for his all-mountain ripping, brown pow shredding, and all-around good times attitude.

Siggers started skiing at a young age in Fernie, British Columbia. At around the age of 7, he would strap on a pair of snowblades and point it down the hill armed with his poles and a full-face helmet. As he grew older, he and his dad would go skiing more and more often. It wasn't long until Dylan got introduced to the world of videography, and he found a huge passion for mixing both skiing and filming. Through working for the local ski and bike shop along with contracted film-making, Dylan was able to find a schedule that allowed him to progress his skiing. In his early twenties, Dylan got together with some buddies and started the film company known as Burrrlapz. Through fish-eye edits mixed with some rock music, Burrrlapz quickly emerged onto the freeride scene and is now a common name in the industry. Dylan spends his winters filming and crushing it on his Sick Days and his summers on his mountain bike, working at the bike shop, and playing drums for his band.

Andy Parry, an east coaster best known for the Traveling Circus, along with his wizard tricks, and the Tell A Friend Tour, is no stranger to the Freeski industry.

Parry started skiing in New York at a young age. In high school, he and fellow LINE athlete Will Wesson started getting more into freestyle skiing and started up the 'I Hate New York' production company. While attending Green Mountain College in Vermont, Andy was introduced to Meathead Films among other pro skiers, and it wasn't long before he started filming more. After college, Andy and Will knew they didn't want typical jobs, so they came up with the idea of the Traveling Circus and with the help and a little funding from LINE Skis, the circus was born. Andy is still heavily involved in the traveling circus to this day, but he has also started his own venture known as the Tell A Friend Tour, or TAFT for short. Through TAFT, Andy is able to travel around North America throughout the winter and ski with thousands of young aspiring freestyle skiers.

Peter Koukov, LINE Skis PRO Team

Thomas Trifonitchev, LINE Skis PRO Team

Jonnie grew up primarily as a snowboarder at Grand Targhee. It wasn't until the 9th grade that he became heavily influenced by ski films like MSP's Focused, which pushed him to transition from one plank to two. Skiing with a group of friends at Grand Targhee, Jonnie quickly became a huge fan of skiing fast, going big, and finding all of the cliffs drops that the mountain had to offer. After high school, Jonnie made the migration down to Salt Lake City to work towards becoming an engineer, while also fueling his passion for big mountain skiing. As he became immersed in the Snowbird and Alta scenes, Jonnie fell in love with jumping off of stuff at Snowbird and crushing deep pillow lines. Nowadays, Jonnie mirror's a full-time engineering job with his love for skiing, using his technical skills to help to develop new skis while improving his bag of tricks at the same time. Keep your eye out Jonnie sending huge cliffs and shredding narrow chutes the next time you're skiing Alta or Snowbird, you won't want to miss it. 

Kim Gubser, LINE Skis PRO Team