Hans Wiener

HANS WIENER THROWS MASSIVE 100 FT CORK 720 AT GRAND TARGHEE, WYOMING

Pro Skier Hans Wiener throws massive 100 ft cork 720 at Grand Targhee, Wyoming for the Freeride World Qualifier event in March.

Check out this insane line from the Freeride World Qualifier event in Grand Targhee a few weeks back. Putting together a truly memorable run, skier Hans Wiener flowed his way through the upper cliff bands before lining up an absolute moon booter. Lucky Hans-- he'll get to relive the roar of the crowd the moment he stomps that cork 7 as much as he wants.

So sit back, and enjoy the view from Hans's world-class run. One thing's for sure: get used to seeing more of this guy. Hans is one to watch.

Source: Teton Gravity Research. Nico Johnson, Apr 02, 2024

MODEL | ACTOR | ATHLETE

Hans Wiener was born in Westport, Connecticut and grew up in Park City, Utah. Once in the west, he gravitated to the mountain lifestyle, getting on skis at the early age of two—with help from his mom and dad. In the summer after the fifth grade, he skied at Windels in Mount Hood, Oregon and was sponsored by 4FRNT Skis. A few years and many sponsors later, Sports Illustrated named Hans The Best Young Skier in North America. Years of competition alongside his friends, Olympic & X-Games gold medalists gave Hans a life he never would have had without moving to the amazing ski town of Park City, Utah.

After high school, Hans decided to head back east and attend Trinity College, majoring in English Literature and Creative Writing. He loves to write and tell stories. Upon graduation, Hans moved to Manhattan and worked for financial tech companies before being “discovered” by talent agents as he rode the six train. Later, Hans was quickly signed by Wilhelmina.

Since then, Hans has traveled all over the U.S. and Europe modeling a variety of high fashion, sportswear, activewear and fragrance campaigns with some of the biggest names in the fashion world.

Now, Hans lives in Los Angeles, focusing on acting and film making, an early love instilled by his family and their love of "movie nights.” Hans continues to model and applies the lessons learned on the mountain, merging the art and risk of backcountry and freestyle skiing with the creative worlds of Hollywood film and fashion.