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Founded in 1955, one of the world's largest ski-specialty manufacturers.
Headquartered in Salzburg, Austria, this established brand produces 600,000 skis annually, showcasing refined products with a diverse lineup from alpine to backcountry skis.

Founded by Howard Head in 1950, this comprehensive sports brand is based in Austria and produces a wide range of sporting goods, including skiing, snowboarding, swimming, tennis, MTB, and scuba diving equipment. Known for supporting top athletes like Novak Djokovic, HEAD offers high quality at a relatively affordable price.

Founded in 1962 by brothers Bill and Don Kirschner, this Seattle-based brand was named after the second highest mountain and the Kirschner brothers themselves ("K2"). Known for pioneering fiberglass skis, K2 also manages brands like LINE Skis and RIDE Snowboards, along with backcountry gear makers such as BCA and Tubbs.

Starting in a small American garage in 1995, this brand has focused on freeskiing since its inception, becoming popular for unique shapes and artistic designs. With products like the swallowtail "SAKANA" and "Pescado," LINE is making waves in the winter sports industry.

Founded in France in 1947, Salomon has grown into a leading global brand in skiing and snowboarding, with numerous stores in Japan. Their running footwear and apparel are also highly valued for functionality and design. Niseko-born rider Taro Katsuno excites fans worldwide with Salomon's QST series.

Founded in 1955, Atomic is one of the world's largest ski manufacturers. Based in Salzburg, Austria, it produces 600,000 skis annually and is known for its refined lineup ranging from alpine to backcountry skis.

Founded in Slovenia in 1945, Elan is a pioneer of sidecut skis. By combining rigidity underfoot and flexible tips, it delivers versatile performance across various terrains, from powder to hardpack.

Founded in Austria in 1945, Blizzard became part of Italy’s Tecnica Group. Pioneers of fiberglass skis in 1957, they introduced carving skis to the market in 1996, shaping modern ski design.

Founded in France in 1907, this classic ski brand also owns Dynastar, LANGE, and LOOK. Recognized by its rooster logo, a symbol of French government approval, Rossignol skis excel in both groomed and powder terrains, offering balanced performance.

Founded in Chamonix, France in 1963, Dynastar quickly established itself as a leading alpine ski brand. Acquired by Rossignol in 1969, it continues to be popular despite its short independent history.

Established in Germany in 1923, Völkl has long been renowned in racing circles. Its expertise translates seamlessly to powder, with skis that handle high-speed groomed runs and delicate powder turns alike.