Scandinavian Team Battle 2024

Copenhagen,
Denmark

Scandinavian Team Battle returns to the rooftop dry slope in Copenhagen, Denmark on the 8th of June. Jesper Tjäder, Lisa Zimmerman, and other invited pro skiers promise a great show!

The reigning champions Jesper Tjäder and Emil Granbom of Team Sweden return for the fourth time and it’s exciting to see if they can defend their title this year.
Besides Team Sweden there will be fellow Scandinavian teams from Denmark, Norway, Finland as well as a Team Innsbruck this year.

“I couldn’t be more stoked to once again host such amazing skiers in my home city to ski plastic in the summer sun! I believe this year’s event will be the biggest one yet and I can’t wait to see it all unfold”. Jakob Ebskamp (Event organizer and skier of TEAM DENMARK).

Scandinavian Team Battle is a lot more than just a competition on plastic. The skiers enjoy everything Copenhagen has to offer and besides a lot of swimming, biking, skateboarding and other fun activities the event also has a live concert and a big rooftop afterparty.

Taking a trip to this year’s event is highly recommended if you want to combine a nice summer city trip with some amazing ski culture in the unusual setting of Copenhagen.

Come to see Jesper Tjäder and many more heavy hitters on the CopenHill dry slope.

Scandinavian Team Battle at CopenHill returns for the fourth time and we expect another great show from the green dry-slope in Copenhagen, Denmark.

The world’s biggest dry-slope competition is not slowing down and with an advanced slopestyle course, a huge crowd cheering on the skiers and the Copenhagen summer vibes it will be an awesome day from start till end.

If you don’t know the format of the competition by now here’s a brief description on how it all works. Five teams of two skiers compete against each other skiing full runs through the sketchy plastic course. Each team represents their country and the skiers always ski the course together. Creativity, big sends and general crowd pleasers are highly rewarded and the skiers often find ways to do something weird, funny or scary to impress the crowd and judges.