Henrik Harlaut & Phil Casabon by Jym
Edited & shot by: http://byJym.com 8 days with Henrik and Phil, two incredible riders with amazing talent. Filmed entirely on GH2 / / Fisheye 8mm - 14-140 - Canon 35mm Tilt Shift (Thx Fred) Buy movie of their movie "The Education of Style" here: itunes.apple.com/fr/movie/the-education-of-style/id551193603
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.
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.
Les Arcs
Les Arcs is a ski resort located in the Savoie region of the French Alps, in the Tarentaise Valley. It was founded in 1968 by Robert Blanc, Roger Godino, and designer Charlotte Perriand, whose modernist vision shaped the resort’s distinctive architecture. The area includes five main sites: Bourg-Saint-Maurice, Arc 1600, Arc 1800, Arc 1950, and Arc 2000, ranging in elevation from 1,200 to 3,226 meters. Les Arcs is part of the Paradiski ski area, linked to La Plagne via the Vanoise Express cable car. The entire network offers around 425 km of slopes, with over 200 km within Les Arcs alone. The Aiguille Rouge summit rises to 3,250 meters and features a 7 km descent with more than 2,000 meters of vertical drop. The resort includes slopes for all levels, freeride zones, a snowpark, beginner areas, and a legendary speed skiing track in Arc 2000. Each village has its own personality: Arc 1600 is family-friendly and practical, Arc 1800 is lively and social, Arc 1950 is elegant and pedestrian-only, and Arc 2000 provides direct access to the highest terrain. The 1960s–70s architecture was designed to blend into the landscape and is now recognized as a significant example of modern alpine design.
Full Tilt
Full Tilt was a legendary American ski boot brand that revived a classic 1980s design originally known as the Raichle boot. Famous for its three-piece shell, progressive flex, and heat-moldable liner, Full Tilt quickly became a favorite in the freestyle ski community. Its boots were known for comfort, shock absorption, and precision, especially in the park and urban settings. With popular models like the Drop Kick and First Chair, the brand built a strong identity and was supported by top athletes such as Tom Wallisch and Henrik Harlaut. In 2022, Full Tilt was merged into the K2 brand, which continues to carry on its technology and design legacy.
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