Swatch Nines Snow: perfect jump for progression
Featuring one of the most creative and playful custom-built setups to date, including a massive Big Air Jump and innovative features like mirrors and precision-engineered rails, Swatch Nines Snow 2025, drove athletes to push the boundaries of creative freedom and innovation.
A celebration of progress and creativity
Under perfect weather conditions and with the pristine Swiss Alpine backdrop adding to the spectacle, the world’s best threw down some jaw-dropping tricks, demonstrating their unmatched creativity and skill in the snow. True to its inclusive spirit, Swatch Nines 2025 embraced creativity from action sports athletes of all kinds including BMX and MTB adding to the exciting atmosphere.
Star power from the Swatch Proteam
Over 50 world-class champions and rising stars gathered on the slopes at Schilthorn Piz Gloria, displaying exceptional skill, style, and groundbreaking creativity throughout the week-long non-competitive sessions.
Highlights of the week
Øyvind Kirkhus (SNB, NOR) landed a switch backside quad 1620—a world’s first trick in snowboarding
Luca Harrington (SKI, NZL) stomped a switch triple cork 1980 Esco, only the third time this trick has been landed by a skier
Vincent Veile (SKI, GER) became the first German, and third person ever, to land a quad cork 1800
Heavy action went down on the teardrop rail, with jaw-dropping tricks from the likes of Mia Brookes (SNB, GBR), Max Moffatt (SKI, CA), Lyon Farrell (SNB, NZL) and Kirsty Muir (SKI, GBR)
Mia Brookes stole the spotlight, landing some incredible tricks including a cab 900 tail to 50-50, which scored her the title of “Best Trick” from her fellow athletes. This inspiring showcase of talent, follows a sensational season that saw Mia securing the overall Snowboard Park & Pipe title with 500 World Cup points, delivering seven podium finishes—including victories in Beijing, Klagenfurt, and Laax—and showcasing her exceptional skill across both Big Air and Slopestyle disciplines.
