Some collaborations make sense on paper. Others work because they feel right: that’s the essence of the POC × Knog collaboration: a natural fit.

After a two-year break from competition, Breezy Johnson returned last season with one of the most powerful comebacks the sport has seen. On her return, she captured the Downhill title at the Alpine World Championships and added a Team Combined gold alongside Mikaela Shiffrin, marking a career-best and deeply significant milestone. Despite multiple major knee injuries over the years, she’s remained relentlessly committed, proving herself one of the tour’s toughest competitors.

In today’s alpine skiing, few athletes define the level like Marco Odermatt. Through consistency, clarity and quiet determination, he keeps moving the sport forward. There’s an instinctive pursuit in the way he skis, always looking for just a little more speed. A four-time Overall World Cup champion and still pushing.

First launched in 2012, the Fornix quickly took its position as a trusted all-mountain helmet. Since then, it has gone through different versions and updates to become the helmet it is today: the helmet that keeps up no matter where the mountain takes you.

Wie man die richtige Schutzausrüstung wählt Schutzausrüstung spielt eine entscheidende Rolle bei der Verringerung des Verletzungsrisikos beim Skifahren. Während Helme seit Langem zum Standard gehören, ist auch der Rest des Körpers potenziellen Aufprallen durch Stürze, Kollisionen oder Hindernisse am Berg ausgesetzt. VPD-zertifizierte Rückenprotektoren helfen dabei, Aufprallenergie zu absorbieren und dein Verletzungsrisiko zu minimieren – so kannst du mit Vertrauen auf jedem Gelände und unter allen Bedingungen performen.

No matter where you are in the world or how you experience the cold, the principles of layering your fall/winter cycling apparel remain the same. While many are familiar with how to dress for warmth, there's a science to layering effectively for the conditions – and that includes staying visible as the seasons shift.

It’s been about two months since Ben Hildred, a New Zealand-based mountain biker, finished his quest to climb 1,000,000 feet in 100 days. Now, after taking the time to look back on his physical and mental journey, Ben has put his thoughts into words.