Brandon Davis had a stellar 2016 season, topping the podium at two major slopestyle competitions--the U.S. Grand Prix on his hometurf of Mammoth Mountain and the Corona World Championships of Snowboarding in Yabuli, China. Davis has been on the come-up for years, racking up multiple wins on the Revolution Tour and a FIS World Cup big air podium in 2014, but it was 2016 that brought him to the top in elite international events. 

In 2014, Davis narrowly missed making the first-ever U.S. Olympic slopestyle team after grabbing a fourth place finish at the final Olympic qualifier at Mammoth. With big tricks like Cab and backside 1260s and a hard-charging attitude, watch for Davis to continue his ascent through the competitive ranks. 

FIRST TRACKS
Davis' dad taught him to snowboard at Snow Summit, CA when he was five years old. He's been a bona fide addict ever since, and the move to Mammoth Mountain gave him the opportunity to hone his slopestyle skills.

OFF SNOW
A mountain boy, when he's not on snow Davis enjoys fishing, camping hiking and skateboarding.