From the moment he strapped in as a kid, Eli Bouchard has made it clear: he isn’t just riding, he’s reimagining what’s possible. At age 8, he became the youngest snowboarder ever to land a double backflip; by 10, he had already thrown down a double cork 1080.

But he hasn’t rested on early laurels. At the heart of his growing legend lies the Triple Moose Flip – a boundary-shattering trick he invented and introduced to competition. Though the exact rotation axis is still under discussion in snowboard circles, what’s not up for debate is that Eli landed it first (at Prime Park Sessions, Stubai Glacier) and made history doing so.

Eli Bouchard is part of a new wave of snowboarders who don’t just push the bar, they change it. His style blends bold trick invention with technical precision, and his trajectory is steep and he’s already carving out space among the next generation’s top names.

When he drops in, you pay attention because he’s not just competing, he’s showing what’s next.