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The beautiful Chilkat Mountains hosted a spectacular show in Haines, Alaska with near-perfect snow on beautiful spines and a genuine Alaskan ambiance. With the World Champion title in mind our SCOTT riders aimed for something big and boy, they went big. For Arianna Tricomi (ITA) and Loïc Collomb-Patton (FRA) this gave them the biggest points.
You hurry up to eat your breakfast and to put your gear on to head to the snow. The thoughts that run through your mind are where you should go today? Will the snow be good? How much has actually fallen? Is there less than a meter or more? But did you ever think about if the conditions are safe or not?
Near perfect conditions allowed riders to take full advantage of the amazing terrain in the legendary freeride mecca, Chamonix. The one who took most advantage of the conditions and the face, was our Loïc Collomb Patton
Strong skiing, creative lines and huge cliffs brought our SCOTT team onto the podium at Freeride World Tour’s first stop in Vallnord, Andorra. What a great start to the tour 2016!
Winter is knocking on the door, snow is falling in the mountains. Have you started to sort out your ski gear yet? Maybe you are thinking on getting a new pair of skis, but are not sure what to get. Don’t worry! Listen to what Hervé Maneint, SCOTT Senior Ski Product Manager have to say. He is here to share his wisdom with all of us!
In May 2015, Mike Horn and his team left Switzerland with the goal of climbing the most difficult summit in the world, also known as The Mountain of Mountains, K2.
K2 didn't let Mike get to the summit without a fight. Also, find out what Mike’s next adventure is. Read the last part of our exclusive interview.
In May 2015, Mike Horn and his team left Switzerland with the goal of climbing the most difficult summit in the world, also known as The Mountain of Mountains, K2.
Driving from Switzerland to Pakistan sounds crazy to you? Well, Mike Horn did it and that was just the beginning of his crazy adventure! Read part one of our exclusive interview.
