Austria
The house that furnishes a whole skier
Alpine skis, a cross-country set, bindings, boots, goggles, a helmet, poles, a boot bag and a replacement visor. No other maker on this site reaches across that many shelves.
The specifics arrive where the shelf is technical and vanish where it is not. The boots publish a 102 mm last and a flex of 75 — one of two boots on that shelf to give a last width at all. The cross-country set states a weight band, a boot fit and a pole rule in writing. The goggle and the visor helmet are sold on the same nine-layer mirror, which is the rare case of two listings from one house agreeing on a number.
The binding listing prints 115 cm where it means 115 mm, on the one figure that decides whether the binding fits the ski. And the replacement visor is filed as a goggle lens, sized in centimetres of head rather than in a frame name.
175 cm classic set for 65–80 kg: ski, Prolink binding, women’s boots, poles and a bag
A set that adds a length-adjustable ski bag to the usual four pieces, and states the weight band, the boot fit and the pole rule in writing.
Best for: A woman of 65 to 80 kg who wants a complete classic setup including transport
≈ €350
150 cm junior race ski, stated for the junior level
A 150 cm junior race ski, sold on a stated ability level rather than on a sidecut, and the only child’s ski on this shelf.
Best for: A child already racing, whose parents know the length they need
≈ €275
Auto-GripWalk, low toe, three-piece heel; brake width printed in the wrong unit
A binding whose title says 115 cm where it means 115 mm — on the one figure that decides whether it fits the ski.
Best for: A wide freeride ski, and a boot whose sole standard the owner is not certain of
≈ $240 / £150 / €169
120 cm, 3-star aluminium, 60 mm piste basket, steel tip
A solid all-round pole whose German listing has had its "und" replaced by "and" throughout.
Best for: A piste and all-mountain skier of around 175 cm, by the upside-down test
≈ $50 / £35 / €36
Visor helmet, Holo Core, 360° fit, visor adjustable over 8 mm
A visor helmet that claims 30 % more protection than "the safety standard" without saying which one.
Best for: A skier who wants a visor they can set to their own face
≈ £130 / €108
Cylindrical double lens, nine-layer mirror, Live Fit frame, OTG
The goggle version of the Atomic visor helmet on this site, with the same nine-layer mirror.
Best for: A skier who wants the maker’s mirror without the visor helmet it usually comes on
≈ £55 / €44
102 mm last, flex 75, Prolite construction, removable spoiler
One of two boots here that publish a last width, and the one that says plainly it is cut for a wide foot.
Best for: A wide foot that has been hurt by narrow boots before
≈ £255 / €250
The only bag here with a wipe-clean lining — which is what a boot bag needs after February.
Best for: Someone who has emptied grit and meltwater out of a boot bag once too often
Not a goggle lens: a replacement visor for a helmet, and it is sold in centimetres of head.
Best for: An owner of an ATOMIC visor helmet in the 51/55 cm size who has cross-checked the reference
The live figure beside a product went and asked the shop for it the moment this page opened; any amount written into the text has not moved since the sentence was drafted, and it is the first of the two that counts.
