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Ski & ski touring

From the first turn on the glacier to your own line through deep snow. For those who are first at the lift every morning.

  • Ski touringTo the story
    A day ski touring
    What it is aboutFrom the car park in Tulfes up the Glungezer and back, in 3D as you scroll. What matters is on your body, on your back and in your head.
  • OrtovoxTo the story
    Photo: Ortovox / Max DrägerNew at SportFitsOrtovox: on your body, on your back, in your head
    1980F2, the first transceiver with two frequenciesPhoto: Ortovox
    MetawoolMerino wool from southern Germany, says OrtovoxWhat it is aboutSince 1980, Ortovox has focused on what lies between you and the mountain, and now you can find the brand here.
    Free Rider 22A pocket of its own for shovel and probe
    Focus VoiceTalks you through every search phase, says OrtovoxPhoto: Ortovox / Max Dräger
    Got itPhoto: Ortovox / Max Dräger
  • O'NeillTo the story
    O'Neill FWC'Play brings play and style to winter
    What it is aboutO'Neill's Play line is made for anyone who mainly wants to have fun on the mountain. At its heart is the FWC'Play Asymmetric Snow Jacket for women and men: waterproof, breathable and loose-fitting.
  • Wheat: Danish kidswear for the outdoors
    What it is aboutSince 2002, Denmark's Wheat has been making children's clothing with hand-drawn prints. New at SportFits is the brand's winter range: snowsuits, ski jackets and trousers, puffer jackets, fleece and knitwear.
  • EA7: sportswear and ski wear by Emporio Armani
    What it is aboutEA7 is Emporio Armani's sports line, with its own logo since 2004 and Italy's Olympic kit supplier since 2012. New at SportFits: hoodies, joggers, tracksuits, down jackets and the ski line.
  • Tenson: Swedish outdoor clothing
    What it is aboutTenson comes from Varberg on Sweden’s coast and has been making outdoor clothing since 1951. New at SportFits: ski jackets and trousers, parkas, down jackets and coats for women and men.
  • X-BionicTo the story
    The right X-Bionic first-layer system for winter sports: which baselayer is right for me?
    What it is aboutEnergy Accumulator, Invent, Symbio Merino or Radiactor? Find out which X-Bionic baselayer suits your activity, intensity and warmth requirements, plus Ski Anatomix for your ski boots.
  • Giro Neo Mips II: the new all-mountain helmet for skiing and snowboarding
    What it is aboutGiro has completely redesigned the Neo. The Neo Mips II combines In-Mold construction, Mips and adjustable ventilation in a streamlined helmet for pistes and off-piste terrain.
  • SchöffelTo the story
    Schöffel: Why one winter jacket is rarely enough for everything
    What it is aboutWinter hiking, skiing or everyday life – not every jacket suits every situation. Find the right line for your needs, including layering tips.
  • World CupTo the story
    Biathlon World Cup opener in Kontiolahti: Between the trails and the shooting range
    What it is aboutIndividual, mixed relays and sprint: Kontiolahti opens the biathlon winter season from 26 to 29 November. Find out who could make an impact after last season and how to plan your visit.
  • KlättermusenTo the story
    Klättermusen: Swedish mountain clothing
    What it is aboutSince 1975, Klättermusen has been making mountain gear in Umeå. For winter 2026/27, the brand is launching its first freeride collection. Now new at SportFits.
  • Orage: Ski and freeski clothing from Canada
    What it is aboutSince 1989, Orage has been making distinctive ski and freeski clothing in Québec, from hardshells for ski touring to down jackets. Now available at SportFits.
  • ProtestTo the story
    Protest: Ski and snowboard wear with a street look
    What it is aboutSince 1993, Protest has been making ski and snowboard clothing with a streetwear look for the whole family. Now new at SportFits.
  • KASK: Ski helmets from Italy with racing DNA
    What it is aboutKASK helmets have helped riders win the Tour de France and are now also worn in the Alpine Skiing World Cup. The brand from Bergamo is now available at SportFits.