Tom-Oliver Hedvall rips Sweden's biggest ski lines
It took 11 years of dreaming and waiting for the right conditions before Tom-Oliver Hedvall could finally make his dream come true and ski Sweden’s biggest lines in the Sarek...
Tom-Oliver Hedvall rips Sweden's biggest ski lines
Adventure
It took 11 years of dreaming and waiting for the right conditions before Tom-Oliver Hedvall could finally make his dream come true and ski Sweden’s biggest lines in the Sarek National Park.
January 4, 2026
Last spring, the eternal explorer Tom-Oliver Hedvall and former Olympic mogul basher Jesper Björnlund were part of an expedition to conquer the biggest lines in Sweden, all remotely situated in the national park of Sarek in the northern part of the country. Battling harsh weather and endless obstacles, they achieved their mission, which can be seen in the movie Sarek - An in-depth study of Europe's worst weather.
The expedition was also proof of what the Drifter 102 and Factory 112 skis are capable of. Not to brag, but they both absolutely rip this kind of terrain.
Photos by Erik Nylander
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