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Leif Kristian Nestvold Haugen, a loyal Rossignol athlete for thirteen seasons, will not be racing on Rossignol equipment this upcoming winter.

In “Mission Mt. Mangart,” skier Chris Anthony explores the untold stories of the 10th Mountain Division, a light infantry that was trained for battle in the mountains before and during World War II.

Feeling the resurgence of the industry after the pandemic year, LEKI will unveil a fresh new look for the first time in 33 years in conjunction with a complete overhaul of their trekking and trail running pole collections in spring 2022.

With a global pandemic that is not yet fully under control and the Winter Olympics just seven months out, many in winter-sport are looking to the Tokyo Games as a preview for what lies ahead. But there may be some differences come February.

U.S. Ski & Snowboard has officially announced a multi-year partnership with Givego, an on-demand virtual

Photo courtesy of EPO/Samsara/Christoph Thanhoffer Director Andreas Schmied and co-screenwriter Elisabeth Schmied have created “Chasing

Surefoot has dedicated four decades to setting benchmarks in boot fitting, helping generations of racers

The now-lone North American representative on the FIS Council says, with new FIS President Johan Eliasch at the helm, change is coming to the international governing body.

Dave Gorsuch, whose memorial service will be held Monday in Vail, was a true pioneer of alpine ski racing in the '40s and '50s. The Colorado native passed away June 26.

Mike Wiegele, who influenced and shaped an entire generation of skiers and ski racers, as

After coming up just five votes short in the recent election for FIS Council, Ken Read says it's disappointing that Canada doesn't currently have a seat at the table. The goal now is to get someone else elected, confirming he will not run again.

Good news for North American ski racers: Canada loosened its border restrictions this week with more lenient regulations expected to be announced later this summer.

It’s been just over a month since newly elected FIS President Johan Eliasch took over the reins. In that short time, he has led two FIS Council meetings, appointed a new secretary general and named the formation of nine new working groups and committees.

At its online meeting on Tuesday, the FIS Council unanimously appointed Michel Vion as the

At Saturday’s meeting of the Austrian congress, the focus was on the elections for the

The Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club (JHSC) is excited to announce that Mark Engel

Billionaire businessman Johan Eliasch was elected president of the International Ski Federation on Friday promising

With the aim of providing the right resources for athletes who are inspired to be