Wallisch is well regarded for his smooth yet complex spins and composed style. Known for being an early adopter of extremely baggy (XXL+) ski clothing as a fashion statement, Wasllisch is also credited with popularizing the concept of "Afterbang."

In 2012, Tom Wallisch landed on seven podiums and won two X Games medals - gold in Aspen and silver at Euro X. He won the overall Dew Cup, was named 2012 Men's Slopestyle World Champion and came in first in the AFP Slopestyle World Rankings.

Developed hand in hand with Wallisch, the TW Pro remains the definitive high-performance park ski in our lineup. With a nimble 90mm waist width and a low swing weight, the Twall Pro is ideal for skiers looking to throw quads like Kim Gubser, or …

282K Followers, 1,753 Following, 2,195 Posts - Tom Wallisch (@twallisch) on Instagram: "Professional skier - X Games Gold Medalist. From Pittsburgh, PA 👇 Crescendo 👇"

For over 15 years, Tom Wallisch has been the benchmark for style in freeskiing. From his earliest East Coast park edits to the X Games podium to a new era in freeski filmmaking, The North Face athlete has helped bring our sport to where it is today, while keeping his eyes on the future.

2022年2月18日 · Tom Wallisch is a pioneer in the world of freeskiing. Since his break-out debut in Level 1’s 2007 Superunknown video contest and winning back-to-back Powder Magazine Reader Polls in 2011 and 2012, he has humbly shepherded freeskiing from its nascent roots onto the world’s biggest stage—the Olympic Games.

Many skiers hang up their gear when springtime emerges. But Tom Wallisch (Pittsburgh, PA) took out the Guinness Book of World Records and set a goal—break the record for the world’s longest rail grind on skis.

2023年10月28日 · This month, Wallisch and his Good Company team released their new film “Crescendo”, which features both street and backcountry moments from last season – not a bad one if you’re gonna be making a ski movie. But as we know, with record snow comes a …

2018年11月27日 · Tom Wallisch has come a long way since winning Superunknown IV back in 2007. The “King of Afterbang” has just kept on innovating in the 12 years since that game-changing video. He sits down, for an extended interview, to talk about everything from how he got started to how skiing has changed throughout his career, with so much in between.

2020年10月7日 · Tom Wallisch is arguably Newschoolers' prodigal son, a long-time community member turned super-pro. He's now moving on from 'just' being one of the best skiers on the planet to become a real voice in the ski community, commentating, judging and standing up for freeskiing's roots.