"Activity" A film by Phil Casabon and friends
Catch a glimpse of style savants, Phil 'B-Dog' Casabon and his peers, on their hibernal journey as seen through the attuned lenses of Brady Perron and Raph Sevigny. From the iconic Kimbo sessions terrain park, to the choccolate hills like snow dunes of Vermont, and finishing up in the remaining lost ruins of Phil’s native city—Shawinigan. So it begins—lights, camera, Activity. Credits Shot by- Brady Perron & Raphaël Sevigny Music by- Nicholas Craven & Mike Shabb - Save The Joker Pootie - All I care About Nicholas Craven & Mike Shabb - All Greatness
Brady Perron
Brady Perron is an American freeskier from New Hampshire, now based in the western U.S. He first gained attention with his smooth style and impactful segments in 4bi9 and Level 1 films before shifting focus to ski filmmaking and editing. He holds two gold medals from the X Games Real Ski and is known for his creative approach, blending park, street, and backcountry while emphasizing style and visual aesthetics. Collaborations with athletes like Phil Casabon and Henrik Harlaut highlight his influence in the freeski culture through artistic storytelling
Cole Gibson
Cole Gibson is an American skier from Vermont who excels in street and park disciplines, emerging as a standout in the urban ski scene since the mid-2010s. Featured in underground film projects like Children of the Guan and Lock Down with HG Skis, he is known for his raw, creative style and uncompromising attitude. He frequently collaborates with riders such as Christian Franchino and Connor Gaeta, bringing authentic, gritty energy to his work. Driven by urban culture and a DIY ethos, Cole represents a generation of skiers who prioritize authenticity, daring, and community.
Daniel Bacher
Daniel Bacher, born in 2004 in Innsbruck, Austria, is a young freestyle skier specializing in slopestyle and Big Air. He started skiing at age three, quickly refining his skills in his family’s small Stubaital snowpark, where he developed a style that is both creative and highly technical. At just 12, he entered FIS competitions, and by 17 was one of the youngest competitors at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. In 2024, he won a bronze medal in Big Air at the X Games in Aspen and secured his first World Cup podium. Backed by Armada and Monster Energy, Daniel Bacher stands out as a rising figure in freestyle skiing, blending stylistic innovation with top-level performance.
Henrik Harlaut
Henrik Harlaut, born in 1991 in Stockholm and raised in Åre, Sweden, is one of the most iconic and creative freestyle skiers in the history of freeskiing. From an early age, he fell in love with park and street skiing, developing a signature style instantly recognizable by his baggy pants, dreadlocks, and hip-hop-influenced mannerisms. He changed the game in Big Air by landing the first nose butter triple cork 1620 and has racked up over thirteen X Games medals, including eight golds, mainly in slopestyle and Big Air. He also represented Sweden at the Winter Olympics in Sochi, PyeongChang, and Beijing, notably earning a bronze medal in Big Air in 2022. Beyond podiums, Henrik is celebrated for his approach to skiing focused on creativity and style, often choosing to film segments or ride events like Kimbo Sessions over strict competition. Through films, standout video parts, and his own series with Level 1, Armada, and Harlaut Apparel, he has played a huge role in reshaping freeski culture. His positive energy, laid-back philosophy, and authenticity continue to inspire the entire freestyle ski community.
Kim Boberg
Kim Boberg is a Swedish freeskier born in 1991 in Älvdalen and based in Kläppen, the resort where he grew up skiing. A long-standing Armada athlete (over 16 years), he became known for his standout video parts and major influence on freeski culture. He is best known as the founder and organizer of the renowned Kimbo Sessions—a spring park gathering at Kläppen that brings together the world’s top skiers in a laid-back, creativity-focused “anti-stress” atmosphere. His park, designed and built under his direction with expert shapers, features unique modules and skate-inspired transitions, with every inch fully skied. Kim embodies community spirit, style, and innovation, making him a living legend in the freeski movement.
Liam Downey
Liam Downey is an American freerider from Vermont, active since the 2000s and a prominent figure in ski films by Level 1. He became known for his authentic style and humor in memorable segments like Forward (2005) and Long Story Short (2006). In 2011, he joined the KLIŅT collective, continuing to bring a personal, creative approach to frontcountry and powder skiing. Downey has always favored film segments over competitions, believing that it’s the footage that truly stays in collective memory.
Mike Hornbeck
Mike Hornbeck, from Bangor, Michigan, has established himself as a key figure in urban and freeskiing thanks to his fluid style and creativity on rails and features. He rose to prominence in Level 1 films like Real Time and After Dark, later joining Armada and working on ambitious video projects with his own crew. A humble, hard-working Midwesterner, he’s balanced skiing with carpentry to support his family. A true street skiing icon, Hornbeck inspires with his straightforward, authentic approach, championing skiing as something accessible to everyone.
Philip Casabon
Philip Casabon, born in 1989 in Shawinigan, Quebec, is regarded as one of the most creative and influential street and park skiers of his generation. He rose to fame through Level 1 films and numerous videos with Armada, winning the X Games Real Ski twice and being named Skier of the Year in 2018. Loyal to Armada for nearly two decades, he helped design his own pro model, the BDog. Active in street, park, and backcountry, Phil stands out for his smooth style, boundless creativity, and exemplary work ethic.
Quinn Wolferman
Quinn Wolferman is a professional freestyle skier from the United States, born in 1997 in Missoula, Montana. He first made a name for himself on the freestyle scene through his appearances in Level 1 films and in the popular SLVSH head-to-head battles, where his smooth, technical style quickly stood out. Initially focused on slopestyle and Big Air, he competed in multiple international events, even coming close to Olympic qualification, before shifting more toward backcountry skiing and unique formats. It was in the Knuckle Huck event that he achieved his biggest competitive success, winning a gold medal at the 2022 X Games in Aspen with creative, unexpected tricks that perfectly embodied his approach to skiing. A long-time member of the Armada team, Quinn now moves fluidly between park, street, backcountry, and personal film projects. He’s known for pushing style boundaries by blending ease, amplitude, and inventiveness, all while staying deeply connected to the original spirit of freeskiing. Highly respected by fellow riders, he continues to inspire a new generation with his genuine, joy-driven commitment to skiing and progression without compromise.
Kläppen Snowpark
Kläppen Snowpark, located in Sälen, Sweden, is the country’s largest snowpark, covering an area equivalent to 14 football fields. It features three zones: a junior park, an intermediate Blue Line, and a professional-grade National Arena, all meticulously maintained. The park boasts a wide array of features including kickers, rails, boxes, and a superpipe, and is regularly used by the Swedish national freeski and snowboard teams. Centrally positioned within the resort, it offers easy access via gondola and a dedicated lift. Kläppen Snowpark stands out for its freestyle-focused atmosphere, providing a fun yet high-performance playground for riders of all levels.
Armada
Armada was born in 2002 from a vision shared by a small group of professional skiers and friends, including Tanner Hall, JP Auclair, Julien Regnier, and photographer Chris O’Connell. Frustrated by big traditional brands that didn’t understand the booming needs of freestyle and freeride skiing, they decided to build their own company, dedicated to this new generation of skiers. Their goal was simple: design skis by riders themselves to push limits in parks, powder, and big mountain terrain. Based in Costa Mesa, California, Armada quickly earned a reputation for its innovative, independent spirit. It developed iconic models like the ARV for freestyle and the JJ for backcountry. Thanks to the direct involvement of its founders in design and marketing, the brand cultivated an authentic, rebellious image closely tied to freeski culture. Even today, Armada remains true to the legacy left by its founders, keeping passion and creativity at the heart of its identity.
K2
K2 Skis is an American brand founded in 1962, known for its innovative spirit and commitment since the early days of guide skiing. In the 1980s, K2 introduced the first plastic skis, revolutionizing durability and performance. With a comprehensive lineup spanning traditional alpine, freeride, park, and backcountry skis, the brand caters to skiers of all levels, from beginners to professionals. K2 sponsors athletes and collaborates with influential riders in the freeski culture. Today, K2 continues to blend technology, versatility, and authenticity while maintaining a spirit of creativity and a drive toward athletic progression.
Tyrolia
Tyrolia is a renowned Austrian brand specializing in ski bindings, with roots going back to 1847. It began producing its first bindings in 1928 and officially launched the Tyrolia brand in 1949. Now part of the Head group, it accounts for about one-third of the global ski binding market, meaning one out of every three bindings sold worldwide is a Tyrolia. The brand is famous for numerous technical innovations, including the Clix systems and the Attack series, highly regarded in freeskiing and freeride. With a broad range covering piste, park, freeride, and touring, Tyrolia serves both competitive skiers and backcountry enthusiasts alike.
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