When Snowboarders Are Dropping at X Games Aspen 2026:

Friday, January 23

12:00 PM MT — Women’s Snowboard Slopestyle

4:45 PM MT — Women’s Snowboard SuperPipe

A full day of technical rail riding and big transitions—expect heavy progression right out of the gate.

Saturday, January 24

5:45 PM MT — Women’s Snowboard Big Air

6:45 PM MT — Men’s Snowboard Big Air

8:30 PM MT — Men’s Snowboard SuperPipe

Saturday night is prime time. Big Air into SuperPipe under the lights is where history tends to happen.

Sunday, January 25

12:00 PM MT — Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle

2:30 PM MT — Women’s Snowboard Knuckle Huck

5:15 PM MT — Men’s Snowboard Knuckle Huck

Sunday keeps it loose and loud. Slopestyle crowns champions, and Knuckle Huck brings pure chaos and creativity to close things out. Full event schedule here: https://www.xgames.com/events/aspen-2026/#schedule

Tune In From Anywhere

Can’t make it to Aspen? No problem.

You won’t want to miss a second as X Games returns for its 25th year, featuring the world’s biggest ski, snowboard, and snowmobile events, plus nightly performances from Alesso and Disco Lines.

How to watch:

X-Games Streaming Hub
Live on ABC, ESPN, and ESPN2
Stream via the ESPN App
U.S. streaming on Roku Sports
Worldwide streaming on YouTube and Kick

→ Find out when to watch: https://www.xgames.com/events/aspen-2026/#schedule

And don’t forget to follow X Games on social for behind-the-scenes moments, athlete takeovers, and everything you won’t see on TV.

Top Riders to Watch at X Games Aspen

The stakes are high, and the storylines are stacked.

In Women’s Snowboard Big Air, all eyes are on Kokomo Murase, who comes into Aspen as the heavy favorite after becoming the first woman to land a triple cork 1620 in practice last November. If she puts it down in competition, she won’t just win gold—she’ll make history.

On the men’s side, Red Gerard is chasing something truly rare: a three-peat in Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle, a feat that hasn’t been done in two decades. Meanwhile, Scotty James is hunting his fifth straight SuperPipe gold, putting him within striking distance of Shaun White’s all-time record.

From once-in-a-generation talent to legacy-defining runs, Aspen is where snowboarding’s biggest moments happen.

→ Learn more about X Games athletes: https://www.xgames.com/athletes/