Tatum
Monod

Freeride & Big Mountain
Freeride Skiing

Nationality: Canada
Hometown: Banff, Alberta, Canada

Equipment

3 entries · 3 categories

Skis

Rossignol

Blackops Tatum 118

Length: 176 cm

Blackops Tatum 118 -- Monod's own signature Rossignol model, 176cm.

Tatum Monod's own signature pro-model ski, a 176cm men's-length big-mountain powder ski featuring a one-of-a-kind graphic by artist David Habben.

Off-piste

Reference

Goggles

Oakley

Model not published

Off-piste

Brand only Reference

Jacket

Arc'teryx

Model not published

Off-piste

Brand only Reference

Setup verified 20 July 2026

Sources

About

Canadian freeskier from Banff, Alberta, part of a skiing dynasty -- her grandfather, a Swiss mountain guide, founded Monod Sports in Banff in 1949, and her father raced on Canada's national ski team. The first woman to land a double backflip on skis, two-time Freeskier Magazine Skier of the Year, and Rossignol's first-ever signature female pro-model ski athlete.

Monod comes from a Banff skiing dynasty (grandfather founded Monod Sports in 1949; father raced on the national team) but didn't put on ski boots until age 12, preferring horse riding and fly fishing. She went on to become the first woman to land a double backflip on skis (crediting coaching/encouragement from the late JP Auclair), was named Freeskier Magazine's Skier of the Year twice (2014/15 Riders' Choice, 2016/17), won Best Female Performance at the Powder Awards (2017), and was inducted into the Bow Valley Sports Hall of Fame as a Pioneer of Skiing (2018). Film credits include Pretty Faces (2012), Level 1 Productions' Habit (2017), Jimmy Chin-directed The Line (2017), and Matchstick Productions' All In (2018). She rides her own Rossignol signature model, the Blackops Tatum 118, and has publicly discussed recovering from a traumatic knee injury suffered on an Alaska film shoot.