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Why Rehall?
When I started my professional snowboarding career I first came into contact with Rehall. I immediately fell in love with the designs and the cut of the pieces. From the beginning of my career Rehall trusted me with my progress and supported me with all the important gear for the winter. I always like to wear the gear because of the great durability and the super comfortable fit. Perfect for cold and warm days. Another important point for me was to have dry and warm clothes during my day in the snow. My favorite and most worn piece of clothing from Rehall is the baggy snow pants - the minimalistic and baggy look is perfect for everyday use.
How did you get into professional snowboarding?
Both my parents are ski and snowboard instructors, so I started skiing and snowboarding at a young age. In the winter, we spent the weekends in our apartment in Saalbach, where we were on the slopes all day long. I fell in love with jumping at a very young age, whether it was with skis or snowboard. But until I was 13, the focus was still on skiing. At that time, I took part in a snowboard competition at school, where I managed to outdo some of the German national team riders. My performance in this competition and my YouTube channel made the freestyle coach aware of my skills. After trying out both disciplines for a few months, I decided to go to the sports boarding school in Berchtesgaden and join the freestyle team.
What are your favorite places to snowboard?
1. Kitzsteinhorn, Austria: My home resort, super fun shaped park all winter season. Best halfpipe training camp with airbag in preseason. 2. Laax, Switzerland: Laax has one of the best halfpipes in the world, great vibe on the mountain and lots of riders every day. 3. Mammoth Mountain, California, USA: One of the most beautiful landscapes, lots of snow, in California and close to LA. It also has one of my favorite halfpipes.
What is your most memorable moment?
The Youth Olympic Games with the German team in Lillehammer 2016. From there my goal is to participate in the Olympic Games in 2026.
How does Rehall gear help you perform at your best during competitions and adventures?
Rehall clothing is incredibly comfortable, with a style that is both versatile and eye-catching. The variety of colours and styles means there is something for everyone. In terms of functionality, it is spot-on - whether it is +20°C or -20°C, there is always a perfect fit that adapts to different conditions, so I am never too hot or too cold. Rehall is a key factor in helping me stay relaxed during competitions and training. Whether I am standing on the podium at a flower ceremony, braving -30°C temperatures in the Calgary halfpipe or enjoying +20°C temperatures at Mount Hood summer camp, even during intense airbag sessions in Banger Park, Austria, I can rely on the right gear for the job. Rehall ensures that I am always prepared.
How did you get into skiing/snowboarding and what inspired you to pursue it professionally?
My parents introduced me to skiing and snowboarding. I started skiing just before my 2nd birthday and immediately fell in love with the snow. By the age of 12, I was competing in both disciplines. I became the number 1 skier in Salzburg, won the German championships and came 2nd in the Austrian MTB XCO tournament. My parents eventually pointed out that it would be difficult to continue excelling in multiple sports, and they were right. I chose to focus on snowboarding and MTB XCO to split my time between winter and summer. However, as my passion for snowboarding grew, I eventually left cycling behind to fully focus on the sport that fascinated me the most.
How do you continue to improve in such a physically and mentally demanding sport?
For me, the key to continued improvement is staying in shape and training consistently. It’s not about doing a trick 10,000 times, it’s about perfecting one trick by practicing it 10,000 times. If you maintain that discipline, you build muscle memory and mental strength to continue to progress.
Why Rehall?
Rehall is more than just a brand to me: it is reliable, solid and stylish. The relationship I have with their team is based on trust and mutual respect. Their gear has never let me down and I love being associated with such a passionate family business.
How did you get started snowboarding and what inspired you to go professional?
I started snowboarding when I was 6 years old and quickly fell in love with it. Joining a local snowboard club pushed me to set bigger goals. Before I knew it, I was on my way to becoming a professional snowboarder.
What are your favorite places in the world to snowboard and why?
Japan, hands down. The powder runs are unreal and the snow quality is top notch!
What is your biggest achievement in your career so far and what are you most proud of?
Winning 2 Olympic gold medals is my biggest achievement. But I am also very proud of my video projects; Shapes and Reshapes. They were a creative outlet for me to show my love for snowboarding in a different way.
What skills do you think are most important for beginners in skiing or snowboarding?
Relax, stay focused and set clear goals. Snowboarding is all about finding your rhythm. Keep riding, analyze your movements and repeat. Off the slopes, work on your balance, strength and flexibility. Staying active through fitness, cycling or trampoline sessions helps a lot.
How would you describe Rehall clothing in terms of comfort, style and functionality?
There are many options to choose from, so there is something for everyone. Style-wise, I love solid-colored jackets and Rehall has plenty of them. Almost everything is comfortable
What does skiing/snowboarding mean to you on a personal level?
It's about doing what you love with the people you love. There's just nothing else in this world that comes close to that.
What are your favorite places in the world to ski/snowboard and why?
At home in the Allgäu, because I know every spot and every mountain there, but even there there is always something to discover.
What do you think separates great skiers/snowboarders from the good ones?
I think there is always a lot of talent involved, but ultimately it is the skiers who enjoy every aspect of the sport that stand out from the rest.
How important is the community aspect of skiing/snowboarding to you?
It is by far the most important part of the sport. Surrounding yourself with people who support and push you will always make you a better skier.
Why Rehall?
Seeing the Austrian team wearing Rehall clothing back then, really sparked my interest. It made me curious, and I had to find out more about the brand. Rehall's story is incredibly inspiring, and I feel truly fortunate to be a part of their journey.
What does being sponsored by Rehall mean to you?
A strong relationship that seamlessly blends friendship, professionalism, and work.
How has Rehall helped you perform better in your sport?
Feeling comfortable in your work clothes significantly improves your work progress.
How would you describe Rehall's clothing in terms of comfort, style, and functionality?
The progress made over the years is noticeable in many areas, particularly in the constantly improving textiles, design, and technical elements.
How did you get started with skiing/snowboarding, and what inspired you to pursue it professionally?
At age of 19, I discovered snowboarding by chance, and instantly fell in love. I had the privilege of being one of the first female snowboarders in Estonia
What are your favorite places in the world to ski/snowboard, and why?
Japan, Austria, France- each of these countries has its own charm.
Why Rehall?
Working with Rehall has been a game-changer for me. From our first meeting we clicked and together we started designing an exceptional cycling clothing collection. What I like most is how we were able to combine creativity and functionality, making our collaboration truly meaningful.
What is your favorite item from the Rehall collection?
My favorite piece from the collection is the Phill-R jersey. It is not only stylish but also incredibly comfortable for all types of riding, whether it is Freestyle, Enduro or Downhill. Working with Rehall has allowed me to continuously improve my performance. The clothing we make is not only functional but also comfortable and stylish and that makes all the difference on and off the bike.
How did you get into mountain biking?
I’ve always been passionate about extreme sports and have tried everything from skateboarding and wakeboarding to BMX. When I first tried mountain biking in an old skatepark back home, it immediately felt like a perfect match. When I won the Dutch championships at the age of 20 and appeared on Dutch TV (Veronica), that was the start of my professional mountain biking journey.
What does a typical training day look like for you?
My day is filled with riding, visualizing new tricks and practicing at the training camp. I ride together with other bikers and we push each other to learn new tricks and always challenge ourselves to become better.
Why Rehall
I saw the product with Pierre Vaultier and I love the design and quality. It's really warm and comfortable.
What does it mean to you to be sponsored by Rehall?
It means that I wear good products and I also see the brand growing year after year.
What is your favorite Rehall product and why?
My favorite product is the Elton Jr jacket. I love wearing it, it looks great and is super warm.
What does a typical training day look like for you?
One or two runs to warm up, then I do my usual tricks and try new ones. After that, I stretch and drink water.
How does Rehall's gear help you bring out your best during competitions or adventures?
Because the products are made with good materials, and I can move easily when I compete.
Why Rehall?
Because I really love the clothing and it's super comfortable. It keeps me warm and dry during all my winter activities. And Rehall supports me, allowing me to do what I love. My favorite product is the ROBBY-R-JR.
What are your favorite places in the world to snowboard, and why?
LAAX, because it's my home resort where I spend all my free time. It has the best snowpark I've ever been to. I love the superpipe and everything that comes with it.
How important is the community aspect of skiing/snowboarding to you? Do you have close friends you ride with regularly?
I think the community is very important. I love riding and shredding with my friends from the Freestyleacademy, both during training and in my free time.
Which other athletes inspire you, and why?
Valentino Guseli, because I always saw him in the Superpipe when I was a little kid, and he holds the world record in the Superpipe.
What is your greatest achievement so far in your career, and what are you most proud of?
My victory in the Kids Laax Open 2023 halfpipe and the Slopestyle in 2025. And my second place at Swisscamps Slopestyle 2023.
What are your personal goals for the upcoming season?
Swiss Camp and do a 360 on the proline from the LAAX OPEN.
What does skiing/snowboarding mean to you on a personal level?
Pure freedom in the mountains, a big playground for me.
What is your favorite way to relax after an intense day on the slopes?
By the fireplace or with a yoga session.
What skills do you think are the most important for beginners in snowboarding?
They should start with respect and no fear, and a strong core is essential.
How do you keep improving in such a physically and mentally demanding sport?
I try to spend as many days as possible in the snow. On the other days, I go to the beach or bike to stay active.
How do you train your balance, strength, and flexibility for snowboarding?
I believe a mix of different sports is helpful to challenge both the body and mind in various ways. In the summer, I go biking and kitesurfing.
Why Rehall?
It means a lot to me to be sponsored by Rehall. It’s amazing that they support me and give me the opportunity to travel more by saving money on gear. My favorite product? The full snowboard suits from Rehall. Not only are they stylish, but they also offer the perfect fit and comfort. The fit is spot on, and the baggy style is exactly what I’m looking for. When I wear Rehall, I truly feel like a pro.
How did you get started with skiing/snowboarding, and what inspired you to pursue it professionally?
I started when I was 12 in the freestyling team at Snowworld Zoetermeer.
What skills do you think are the most important for beginners in skiing/snowboarding?
Having fun is the most important thing on the slopes.
Is there a particular technique or trick you are most proud of?
I’m most proud of the double flips on the pro lines.
What advice would you give to skiers/snowboarders who want to improve their technique?
Challenging yourself is the best thing you can do.
Why Rehall? What do you love about the brand?
I had the pleasure of meeting Veronique, Ronald and Dana and was inspired by their passion for snow sports and how they have built a successful snow clothing brand in a country without mountains, just like me in Belgium. I have been with them for a while and have seen the company evolve. Rehall clothing is top quality and keeps me comfortable and dry, whether it is freezing or warmer. Their durable clothing is perfect for freestyle skiing and can handle crashes without tearing. I especially love their stylish anorak jackets. During competitions I can focus on my performance, knowing that my clothing will hold up. It is great to represent such a supportive brand.
What does skiing mean to you on a personal level?
Skiing is everything to me, I can’t imagine life without skiing. It brings me so much joy and happiness. Being part of this incredible community makes it even better.
What was your most memorable moment while skiing?
One of my best memories was a heli-ski trip in Canada with a group of Belgian and Dutch skiers and snowboarders. It was a unique experience and I hope to do it again someday.
What does a typical training day look like for you?
It all depends on the snow forecast. If the conditions are good, I’ll be in the park or off-piste riding all day with a group of like-minded riders.
What is your favorite Rehall product and why?
I love the DXR series it’s incredibly comfortable, and the quality is top-notch. The positioning of the pockets and zips is just perfect for functionality on the mountain. Plus, the breathability is outstanding—it keeps me dry even after continuous back-to-back runs, which is a game-changer during intense training sessions.
What are your favorite places in the world to ski/snowboard and why?
The Himalayas will always be home, with their raw, untouched terrain and endless possibilities. I usually ride at high altitudes, around 4,000 meters, where the conditions are challenging, but the views and the deep snow make it all worth it. Banff, Canada, is another favourite—it’s where I truly honed my skills and pushed my limits, surrounded by an amazing community of riders who inspired me every day.
What does a typical training day look like for you?
My training days start early. I hit the slopes in the morning, working on technique, carving, and speed drills for GS and Slalom. Afternoons are for endurance workouts and strength training, followed by video analysis of my runs to refine my form. If I’m riding backcountry, I focus on avalanche safety, line selection, and deep snow control.
What advice would you give to skiers/snowboarders who want to improve their technique?
Watch and learn from the best riders around you. Study their movements, their turns, and how they control their board. Record yourself riding and analyze what you can improve. Most importantly, ride every day if you can—repetition is key to mastering technique.
What advice would you give to young people who want to become professional skiers/snowboarders?
Commit 100%. Snowboarding isn’t just a sport—it’s a lifestyle. If you’re serious about going pro, be ready to sacrifice comfort, work hard, and push through setbacks. Surround yourself with riders who challenge you, and never stop learning. Most importantly, be mentally strong. There will be setbacks—injuries, lack of resources, and moments of doubt—but patience and trusting the process are key. Progress doesn’t happen overnight, but if you stay committed, push through the tough times, and believe in yourself, you will get there.
What is your ultimate dream within the ski or snowboard world?
My biggest dream is to represent India in the Winter Olympics. But beyond that, I want to help grow snowboarding in India and showcase the incredible potential we have in the Himalayas. I work towards this by training relentlessly, improving my technique, and competing at every opportunity I get. Every day on the snow brings me one step closer to that goal.
Why Rehall?
Being sponsored by Rehall means you get incredible support and feel great while skiing. Their clothing gives me the confidence to perform better by keeping me comfortable on the slopes. The clothing feels great, looks stylish and keeps you dry even in rainy conditions without feeling like you’re carrying 100kg of gear! I also love the direction Rehall’s designs have taken in recent years. My favourite product from Rehall is the new baggy pants for the upcoming season.
What does skiing mean to you on a personal level?
Skiing is my way to feel free, to escape from work, personal problems and everything else. It's a chance to clear my head and be in the moment.
What was your most memorable skiing moment?
Any time you spend with friends, having fun and riding together is unforgettable. Those shared experiences make it all worth it.
Favorite places to ski?
My favorite place is Zillertal, Austria. There are endless lines to chase, making every run exciting and different.
Personal goals for the upcoming season?
My main goal is to keep having as much fun as I did last year!
What is your favorite Rehall product and why?
The snowboard gear we wore at Academia Riding (jacket and pants) was waterproof and kept me warm during all my sessions. Plus the aesthetic was so fresh!
What are your favorite places in the world to ski/snowboard and why?
Porte Puymorens is my favorite place because that's where I discovered freeride.
What does a typical training day look like for you?
I train in the morning with gymnastics to activate my body for the day. Then I go to the ski resort where I spend my day as a club coach. Then I train freestyle in the snowpark of Font Romeu. If the conditions allow it, I look for freeride lines to end the day with a lot of energy.
What advice would you give to skiers/snowboarders who want to improve their technique?
I would recommend snowboarders to be surrounded by people with a lot of experience and a high level to learn new skills and techniques.
What advice would you give to young people who want to become professional skiers/snowboarders?
Discipline. I would say to young people that first of all it is important to believe in yourself. You have to work your way up. Nobody gives anything for free, so it is important to keep working on your performance.
What is your ultimate dream within the ski or snowboard world and how do you work towards achieving it?
Work-wise I see myself leading my club, so at the moment I work with other snowboard clubs to gain experience. Just like in my own riding career I want to get the best version of myself on the slopes and win as many Freeride World Qualifier races as possible.
What does it mean to you to be sponsored by Rehall?
Being sponsored by Rehall means a lot to me. After years of working together, it feels like I am part of a family. Rehall supports all my endeavors and consistently provides me with top-notch equipment, which is crucial to my development as an athlete. They are a huge relief when it comes to equipment, which keeps me financially stable and allows me to fully focus on my sport. This kind of support motivates me to push myself harder, aim higher and achieve better results.
How did you get into skiing or snowboarding and what inspired you to do it professionally?
I started skiing at the age of 4 and snowboarding at 11. From that moment on I became passionate about snowboarding. When I was 19, I started working as a ski and snowboard instructor to support myself and to be able to continue living in the snow. Around the same time, I started competing in freeride events. These competitions pushed me to improve and helped me become the rider I am today.
What does snowboarding mean to you on a personal level?
Snowboarding is my passion. Nothing else gives me the same level of happiness. Whether I’m sliding down a slope, making a perfect turn, pulling off a trick or reaching the top of a mountain, the feeling is unlike anything else in life.
How do you deal with the mental and physical challenges of your sport?
As a professional athlete, you inevitably experience highs and lows. The key is to always find something that keeps you motivated to keep going. Whether it’s working on a new trick, signing up for a competition, or getting involved in an exciting project like a snow trip to an unknown location or filming a snowboard movie. Those goals keep me focused and driven.
What is your favorite product?
My favorite product is the snowboard pants. The high back keeps me dry while riding. Whether I am spraying snow, falling or just riding through deep powder. They offer comfort and functionality, making them a must-have for my rides.
What is your favorite Rehall product?
My favorite product is the HARRALD-R ski pants from Rehall, which meet all my expectations. I love pants that are a bit baggy, and I wanted a simple color; the Rehall pants meet all these criteria, which is why it's my favorite product.
What does it mean to you to be sponsored by Rehall?
I was looking for a sponsor because I needed to represent a brand, and Rehall met my expectations.
How does Rehall clothing help you get the best out of yourself during competitions or adventures?
In freestyle skiing, you ride in all kinds of weather. Rehall clothing is waterproof and breathable, so I stay dry and warm, even in tough conditions.
How would you describe the comfort, style, and functionality of Rehall clothing?
Rehall clothing is super comfortable, allowing me to move freely. The style is sleek and modern, perfect for freestyle. In terms of functionality, they are durable and provide excellent protection against cold and moisture.
How has Rehall helped you perform better in your sport?
During competitions, I need to feel comfortable and focused. Rehall's gear protects me from the cold and moisture while allowing me to move freely, so I can perform at my best.
What is your opinion on the designs and technologies of Rehall clothing?
The designs of Rehall are stylish and modern, perfect for freestyle. As for the technology, the clothing is well thought out: waterproof, breathable, and durable, it supports me through all my sessions.
Why Rehall? What do you love about our brand?
Being part of Rehall feels like being part of a family. A few years ago we discussed the need for technical clothing that could handle extreme conditions like -30°C. Rehall took on the challenge and developed clothing that would allow us to perform at our best in harsh conditions. We have been involved in the whole process, testing and giving feedback to create the perfect product. This collaboration is incredible, because we help create high-performance gear that supports people who push their limits. The new DXR series is a testament to this passion.
What is your biggest achievement in your career and what are you most proud of?
One of my proudest moments was shooting a documentary in the Alps with my best friend, Thomas Rich. A glacier broke, sending icebergs into a lake that froze over, and we prepared ourselves for a whole season to ride those icebergs. We spent two nights at 2700 meters in -28°C and filmed it all. A highlight was a photo of me doing a hand plant on an iceberg, which won the Swiss snowboard award for best photo of the year. It was an unforgettable experience, made possible by our photographer Fabio Schönenberge and the Rehall gear that kept us warm. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
What was your most memorable snowboarding moment?
This year I fulfilled another dream by dedicating a documentary to my grandfather. Together with my girlfriend, Ana Marea Zgraggen, who is also part of the Rehall family. We explored the Verzasca Valley, where my grandfather always told me there was a mountain you couldn’t ski down. He was right: even today I can’t ski down that mountain. But snowboarding is a different story. We found a way to conquer it and even managed to ski a couloir that had never been skied before. It was an emotional and meaningful experience, as a tribute to our grandfathers who were such a big part of our lives. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
How important is the community aspect of snowboarding to you?
For me, the community is everything. “Happy riding” is how Thomas, Marea and I describe the pure joy of snowboarding with friends. There’s nothing like sharing those moments of happiness, pushing each other to try new tricks and riding together. The energy of the crew lifts you up and makes the experience even better. More happy riding and less negativity - that’s the mindset!
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