Real Snow Ski Rail Jam in London
20th October 2025
Last modified on November 18th, 2025
Pro skier and Peak Performance’s athlete, Max Palm, plus some top pros were in action last weekend at London Bridge. PlanetSKI was under the arches. UPDATED
Max brought together some top snowsports pros from around the world as the White Grounds skate park, under the arches near London Bridge railway station, transformed into a winter snowsport arena.
30 tons of real snow was used.
A roster of international skiers hit a custom 6ft high rail feature and wall ride, where skiers were pulled by a motorised winch.
London Ski Rail Jam by Peak Performance. Image © PlanetSKI
London Ski Rail Jam by Peak Performance. Image © PlanetSKI
London Ski Rail Jam by Peak Performance. Image © PlanetSKI
London Ski Rail Jam by Peak Performance. Image © PlanetSKI
Crowds listened to music by British DJ Hugo Taylor, with MCs Scott Penman and Marcus Attwood.
The event featured athletes from all over the world:
- Max Palm (SWE)
- Fabian Agartson (SWE)
- Paddy Graham (UK)
- Chris McCormick (UK)
- Tom Greenaway (UK)
- Ella Hall (UK)
- Deja Parker (UK)
- Annabelle Santerre (NAM)
- Adam Kuck (NAM)
- Garret Capel (NAM)
- Yan Le Gros (FRA)
- Felix Klein (NZ)
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Max was celebrating the launch of his new Peak Performance collection.
To view the collection, head to www.peakperformance.com/gb/the-max-palm-collection
Max Palm. Image c/o Peak Performance.
“Last year’s store opening in Covent Garden brought our freeride spirit, and plenty of snow, to the city, but now, Max is taking it to another level,” said the Peak Performance VP of Marketing, Jeanette Francke.
“Like his unique style of skiing Max’s collection is another great demonstration how he likes to push the boundaries, and this event is no exception.”
The event is the second hosted in London by the brand, harking back to the September 2024 rail jam thrown in Covent Garden Piazza to open its Covent Garden store.
PlanetSKI was there last year.
Covent Garden Rail Jam. Image © PlanetSKI
- The all-day event near London Bridge kicked off at 1pm.
- At 1pm the public were able to have free rail tuition sessions with the Peak Performance pro team.
- From 2.30pm the park was transformed into a street skiing utopia shaped by Jibworx, with a custom feature built by CREATION GROUP, a winch operated by Re-winch.
- On Sunday November 9th, guests who were there went along to the Peak Performance’s London store to swap their wristband for an exclusive gift.
- Founded in 1986, the Swedish brand is renowned for its premium technical ski and outdoor wear as well as its bold and progressive design aesthetics. Earlier this year, its Vertical Pro range was worn by athlete Justine Dufour LaPointe as she became Freeride World Tour champion 2025.
Oh, and PlanetSKI tested Peak Performance gear in Japan in our season stomping review:
Peak Performance Vertical GORE-TEX Pro 3L Shell Jacket & Bib Pants. Image © PlanetSKI.
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