The Laax Legends
From the peaks of Baldface Valhalla to the Wasatch Range in Utah, the Atomic Freeski Team's journey continued to the sun-drenched slopes of Laax, Switzerland.
A mountain in the Swiss Alps known as the grandfather of Freestyle skiing, Laax was one of the first resorts in the world to build a halfpipe. Staying true to its reputation some forty years later, Laax was calling, so the Atomic Freestyle team answered.
With the mission to see just how high the Bent 90 & Bent 85 can fly, freestyle skiers like Megan Oldham, Ruby Andrews and Luke Harrold bring their individual styles to the mountain in one big celebration of massive air, impressive tricks, and huge landings. The background: a paradise framed by pristine spring snow featuring a perfect park.
Megan, with the other Atomic girls, painted the mountains with synchronized descents, laughter echoing against the peaks, racing the dawn to catch Laax's sunrise, and forging new memories. The sense of unity was palpable, the joy of shared experiences unmistakable. Amid this vibrant tapestry, Fabian's attention was caught by Luke's raw talent. A mirror to his younger self, he saw the familiar spark.
In this Laax chapter, whether it was the feeling of "Family" or the vibrant "Electric" spirit, it showcased how shared experiences can amplify passion. Laax wasn't just a skiing destination; it was a backdrop to shared experiences, a place where the worries of a competition run fade into the pure enjoyment of shredding on the slushy slopes.
The story continues, and the mountains await the next tale.
