A breakdown of the categories

Getting ready for the Olympics

Performance first

The world in under a kilo.

Evolve to survive

The ski brake is no longer optional.

The real innovations are in the hybrid world.

87-91 is where the fun’s at: the lightweigh skis evolution

Ski brakes or leash?

The myriad meanings of an adjective.

Light does not mean narrow

When the ski stopper becomes standard.

Lightness and walkability, but also downhill performance.

Looking for efficiency

How lightweight products are changing

The line that divides the categories is becoming increasingly thin.

Take it easy

A year of great innovations

Ski touring bindings are at levels that would be hard to surpass

How touring skis, boots and bindings are changing

Details make the difference

Freeride boots are increasingly complex

How freeride ski, boots and bindings are changing

Modern freetour bindings are ultralight with impressive release values

The beginning of a new era

Something is brewing 

Wide, sturdy, but not too heavy

New developments in the world of Free skis, boots, and bindings.

Materials are evolving, which is increasing the opportunities for pushing the boundaries of mountaineering splitboarding. It’s no longer just about easy tours, a few jumps and a beer. Thanks to innovative new setups and growing knowledge within the community, long ascents and steep terrain no longer intimidate.

It's not all about grip

Weighing from less than 100 grams to nearly a kilo, the common denominator are the pins into which you stick your boots and that enable you to climb. From the revolution of the pin binding to the latest hybrids for freeriding, here are all the best bindings the skimo market has to offer.