Widely known as “The Pretzel Man,” Tom Wallisch is among the most successful, stylish and popular freeskiers in the game. The now 27-year-old—originally hailing from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania—has claimed everything from a Level 1 Superunknown title, to X Games gold, to Dew Tour championships, jaw-dropping film segments, and so much more. After an unfortunate knee injury sustained last year, T-Wall battled back to compete at X Games Aspen, the Air + Style big air event in Los Angeles, California; and filmed throughout the season with his Good Company crew.

Wallisch recently shared his personal favorite Instagram moments of the 2014-15 season with us. From his first day back on planks, to signing with Line Skis and an all-time park shoot with his GoPro teammates, Wallisch’s comeback season was stacked with greatness. It’s good to have you (and your perfect landings) back, Tom.

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Editor’s Note: The following words are provided by Tom Wallisch.

The ‘Grams

After 6 months of rehab, I finally got to go skiing again today. It was amazing! Stoked! ????????????????????

A photo posted by Tom Wallisch (@twallisch) on Aug 31, 2014 at 7:13pm PDT

This was one of the happiest days of my season. This photo was taken on my first day back on snow after six months of ACL surgery rehab. It was the longest break from snow I’ve had in over ten years. I was definitely really, really stoked. It was such an amazing feeling, even just cruising groomers.

So pumped to finally announce my new partnership with @lineskis!! This company cares so much about our sport and I'm stoked to be riding the skis! Can't wait to see what we can do together! Big things to come!! #gopro #selfie #hero4

A photo posted by Tom Wallisch (@twallisch) on Nov 2, 2014 at 9:33am PST

After months of discussion I finally decided on a new ski sponsor, Line Skis. This was a huge moment for me, as I was finally able to announce the news to the world and get to work designing awesome skis with a company that is truly dedicated to our sport. It was an added bonus to have a chance to shred Stubai Glacier in Austria with a great group of guys, re-learning a lot of my tricks after many months off snow.

Gap Lip 450 at @ride7springs today. Fun times shredding with all the PA locals. ???????????? by @shay_will

A photo posted by Tom Wallisch (@twallisch) on Dec 29, 2014 at 7:29pm PST

I had the opportunity to go back to my home in Pennsylvania to ski twice this season. It was awesome to be back on the East Coast shredding like the old days. During the first trip, we filmed for an awesome video piece that was aired on ABC and ESPN2 about my ski career, as well as our new film Good Company “One”. Per usual, Shay Williams slayed it on this sequence shot.

Going to be an awesome weekend skiing in LA! Never done that before! @airandstyle #rosebowlriding

A photo posted by Tom Wallisch (@twallisch) on Feb 20, 2015 at 7:25pm PST

Shaun White’s Air + Style invited skiers to compete in a big air contest for the first time this season. The massive jump was setup right outside of the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California. Although it rained all weekend, it was still an amazing experience to ski in Los Angeles. Also, a sunset in the background of a big jump never hurts.

Grabbing some tail! ???? @snowparklaax @gopro #gopro #goprosnow

A photo posted by Tom Wallisch (@twallisch) on Apr 22, 2015 at 1:48am PDT

This photo is from the last trip of my winter season. GoPro brought all of its ski and snowboard athletes together to capture some sick footage and teach us more about the camera. We had three days of perfect weather with an absolutely amazing park setup. This was definitely some of the most fun I had all season. I had so many good times this year, and I’m ready for more to come.

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