Henrik Harlaut is a Swedish freestyle skier, born on 14th August 1991 in Stockholm, Sweden. He started skiing at the age of two and quickly fell in love with the sport. Harlaut began competing professionally in 2006, and within a few years, he had established himself as one of the top skiers in the sport.

Harlaut’s competitive career began in 2009 when he won gold at the FIS Freestyle Junior World Ski Championships in New Zealand, and he continued to collect accolades over the years. He is a five-time X Games gold medalist, with two in slopestyle and three in big air. Additionally, he is a four-time FIS World Cup champion and has won numerous other international contests.

Harlaut is known in the skiing world for his unique style, which includes spinning multiple times while grabbing his skis in unorthodox ways. He is also recognized for his consistent performances in competition and his ability to land difficult and technical tricks.

Outside of skiing, Harlaut has also dabbled in filmmaking, having produced and starred in several ski films, including “B&E Inventational” and “Road to Zion.” He is a dedicated athlete, often pushing himself to new heights in the sport.

As of 2021, Harlaut’s focus is on preparing for the upcoming Winter Olympics, where he hopes to represent his country and compete at the highest level. With his years of experience in the sport and his consistent success, there is no doubt that he will continue to inspire and impress fans around the world.