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X Games Aspen 2025 Men’s Ski Street Style Top 3 Runs

The latest competition to enter the X Games, Street Style has been welcomed with open arms. The event resembles last year’s Game of SLVSH competition but with a more robust course and different judging criteria. Features and overall layout are heavily influenced by street skiing. Two heats of four athletes compete in a 10-minute jam session getting in as many runs as time allows for. The top two riders from each heat move on, combining into one group of four riders who then compete in another 10-minute jam session. The gold medal is earned by the highest overall impression score.

Riders competing in Street Style are judged on overall impression, which takes in to account progression, execution, difficulty, variety and originality.


Taking the course immediately after the women, the Men’s Ski Street Style field had a high bar to live up to. With two heats of four riders each, we knew we were in for a show.

Max Moffat, Colby Stevenson, Andreas Håtveit and Mikkel BK comprised one heat, while Evan McEachran, Tucker Fitzsimons, Siver Voll and Alex Hall made up the other. The Street Style course was much more concise than the Slopestyle course, and riders had to choose each feature wisely with every run.

Third place went to Canadian Evan McEachran. Using the tabletop feature to his advantage, McEachran put together repeatedly impressive runs. The two-time Olympian and two-time X Games medalist is no stranger to the competition life. Seeing as this was the first time Street Style was featured, it’s fair to say he’s a quick learned.

Tucker Fitzsimons snagged the silver medal. Fitzsimons on the podium wasn’t a huge surprise, seeing as how the rail god has plenty of experience filming in the streets. He put on a clinic throughout the majority of his time on course, but it wasn’t enough to best the one and only Colby Stevenson.

Stevenson dropped hammer after hammer after just missing the podium in last night’s Men’s Knuckle Huck. He put on a stellar performance, winning over the judges by utilizing almost every feature in the course throughout his runs.

Be sure to watch the podium runs and full event recap below!

🥇 Colby Stevenson (USA)

🥈 Tucker Fitzsimons (USA)

🥉 Evan McEachran (CAN)

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