Two-time Olympian Hailey Langland has long been one of the most creative and influential riders in women’s snowboarding. The California native burst onto the global stage at just 16, when she landed the first-ever female cab double cork 1080 in competition—winning X Games big air gold in 2017 and cementing her place in snowboarding history. She earned her first World Cup victory at only 14 and has since added multiple X Games medals, including a slopestyle bronze, to her résumé. Introduced to snowboarding at age five at Bear Mountain through her father’s passion for the sport, Hailey continues to push boundaries with a blend of technical mastery and effortless style.

Hailey returns to the FIS World Cup circuit this season after an injury forced her to sit out the 2024-25 season. Hailey is also an accomplished backcountry rider and recently joined forces with sponsor Nitro to create her own all-mountain board.