Mark Landvik

From the Alaskan terrain to global film projects, Mark Landvik is a professional snowboarder known for his high-speed, powerful freestyling and significant contributions to prominent snowboarding films. After appearing in the seminal snowboarding film ‘The Art of Flight’ in 2011, produced by visionaries Curt Morgan and Travis Rice, Mark Landvik immediately distinguished himself as a formidable professional known for his high-speed, powerful freestyling. This groundbreaking film captivated audiences worldwide with its cutting-edge cinematography and exploration of stunning global locales, establishing Landvik’s signature style and elevating his profile within the sport. His early career gained significant momentum, building on foundational experiences that included shredding alongside notable riders at Mt.

Over a career spanning nearly two decades, Landvik has consistently pushed boundaries in both power freestyle and freeride snowboarding, evolving beyond a formidable rider to an athlete whose expertise is actively sought for product innovation and technical advancement. His influence extends directly to product development, exemplified by his close collaboration with fellow pro Jamie Lynn to refine snowboard geometries for the highly regarded Lib Tech Lando Phoenix and Brando series, a testament to his deep understanding of equipment performance. Further showcasing his impact on the technical aspects of the sport, Landvik joined the esteemed Bent Metal Binding Works team in 2016, a strategic engagement that highlights his commitment to advancing snowboarding equipment through consistent performance and industry insight.