Max Moffat
Age:: June 27, 1998
Hometown:: Calgary, AB
Top 3 Competition Results::
-2nd Stubai World Cup Slopestyle 2023
-3rd Laax Open Slopestyle 2023
-2022 X-Games Silver Medalist - Slopestyle
-2021 World Cup Medalist
-1st Place Seiser Alm World Cup 2020
-Nor Am Golds and many more!
Sponsors:: Red Bull, Armada, Swatch, Giro, Auclair, Caledon Ski Club and Mountain Cultures
What do you do:: Ski, Skateboard, Film, Wake Skate
Favorite Tricks:: Switch 5 Nose, Cork 3 Tail, Switch 5 Japan
Favorite Mountain:: Caledon Ski Club
Who do you session with the most:: I am apart of the national development freestyle skiing team so I mainly ski with that crew, and when I skate its with tom Nelner and some friends from Calgary
Plans for the season:: Follow the competition scene with the team and film fun/creative content for some projects throughout the year with Armada, also go on some back country trips. Qualify for 2026 Olympic Games
Liberty Skis // Max Moffatt "Roots" from Liberty Skis on Vimeo.
Liberty Skis // Max Moffatt from Liberty Skis on Vimeo.
Max Moffatt Park Footy from Max Moffatt on Vimeo.
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