In February, Descente was given the ISPO AWARD Gold 2015 in the Puffer segment for the Mizusawa Down Shuffle Storm. The 4-way-stretch jacket combines superior levels of warmth and comfort.
It won’t take long before winter is here with snow covering the mountains and hills. Finally, skiers and snowboarders will have huge smiles on their faces blowing the dust off their equipment and heading into the backcountry!
Freeride backpacks with an integrated back protector provide extra safety when heading into the backcountry. And with the FR SKID EVOC introduces the first protector backpack for smaller athletes.
There’s light, lighter and then there’s the Route, the lightest helmet ever made for winter sports athletes. Thanks to its tiny weight of only 320gm, it is the perfect head protection for challenging activities in the mountains.
MIPS is a safety system for helmets of all kinds, developed by five Swedish scientists. Now the MIPS team is launching an ISPO OPEN INNOVATION project that aims to determine an athlete’s needs and requirements in regards to safety equipment.
For more than 100 years Madshus has stood for a love for detail. The Norwegian brand’s ambition to produce the best ski with the best materials remains true to this day.
On January 3, 2015, the Arber-Skitour powered by Dynafit, the German Championships in vertical racing, is taking place at the Arber for the first time.
Warren Miller’s 2014 film, ‘No Turning Back’, pays homage to the 65 years of mountain culture and adventure filmmaking that has lead Warren Miller and his crew to almost any peak of the winter world. We’re taking a legacy that dates back to before skis had edges and mountains had condos and we’re running with […]
Stunning winter landscapes, vert slopes and jaw-dropping lines – the Ride Night Freeride Film Tour will be more than just a fantastic cinematic experience, as athletes and filmmakers will be joining the tour this year.
Lens shading in 0.1 seconds At ISPO MUNICH 2014, Uvex introduced the first ski goggle with intelligent LCD lenses: the Snowstrike Variotronic. While traditional goggles with photochromic lenses take up to 20 seconds to adapt to changing lighting conditions, the Snowstrike reacts within the blink of an eye.