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  • Turski's 4-Peat and Carlson's "Real Ski' Win Highlight Great Week at Euro X for Oakley Skiers

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    Posted 3 months ago by Chasen Marshall

    A blizzard swept through Tignes, France on the first day of competition at Euro X Games, and what followed was a flurry of world-class competition. Three days of action in the Superpipe, on the Slopestyle course and on the Internet resulted in five medals for Oakley skiers, and 11 overall for Oakley athletes. While there were plenty of great stories throughout the week, the achievement by Kaya Turski stood out from the rest. For the fourth consecutive year in Tignes, Turski was untouchable in Slopestyle, winning another Gold for the first four-peat in Euro X history. The win was a bit of redemption for Turski, who had to settle for Silver in Aspen in January behind young Norwegian skier Tiril Sjåstad Christiansen.

  • Oakley Skiers Win Six Medals at Winter X 17; Harlaut Wins First Two WX Medals

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    Posted 5 months ago by Chasen Marshall

    The unpredictability of Winter X Games is part of the event’s appeal. New tricks, new names, upsets, surprises and general stimuli overload. The crowds, the tricks, the crashes, the variables, it all adds to the excitement. Those elements, along with the constant commitment to innovation at almost every level. In the weeks and months leading up to Winter X in Aspen, Colo., Henrik Harlaut had stayed away from anything resembling a traditional training program. Instead, the 21-year-old Swede had been touring the East Coast, skiing icy slopes as part of the Inspired Demo Tour. Small mountains with the occasional rail and maybe a small jump or two. Nothing close to what’d he encounter in Big Air and Slopestyle with the eyes of the world watching.

  • Mahler Wins Big Air, Turski Wins Slope at Dew Tour; Oakley Skiers Podium in 4 of 5 Events

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    Posted 6 months ago by Chasen Marshall

    In the very first Final at Dew Tour in Breckenridge, Colo., 17-year-old Kai Mahler set the standard by which the rest of his Oakley teammates would be measured. In the inaugural Freeski Big Air event, the high-flying Swissman threw down the gauntlet with a switch double misty double japan grab for a 97.0 and the first Dew Cup win of the five-day event.

Kaya Turski

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Date of Birth:
May 3, 1988
Hometown:
Montreal, Canada
Sponsors:
Oakley, Red Bull, Nike, Head, Freestyle Ski Acrobatique, B2ten, Swix
Hobbies:
trampolining, snowboarding, shopping, rollerblading, editing, crafty stuff like making hats, chillin with my friends, family and cats.

Career Highlights

    • 2013: Gold Medal, Euro X Games Slopestyle – Tignes, France
    • 2013: Silver Medal, Winter X Games Slopestyle
    • 2012: 1st, Dew Tour Slopestyle - Breckenridge, CO
    • 2012: Gold Medal, Winter X Games Slopestyle
    • 2012: 1st Overall, Dew Tour Season Standings Slopestyle
    • 2011: Gold Medal, Euro X Games Slopestyle
    • 2011: Gold Medal, Winter X Games Slopestyle
    • 2011: 1st, AFP World Championships Slopestyle
    • 2011: 2nd, World Championships Slopestyle
    • 2011: 2nd, Nine Queens Big Air
    • 2011: 1st, AFP Slopestyle World Champion
    • 2010 1st, Homecoming Invitational – Slopestyle
    • 2011: 2nd, AFP World Championships Big Air
    • 2011: 2nd Overall, Nine Queens
    • 2011: 1st, Dew Tour Slopestyle - Snow Basin
    • 2010: Gold Medal, Winter X Games Slopestyle
    • 2010: 1st, European X-Games Slopestyle
    • 2010: 3rd, European Open Rail Jam

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