Steffen Kruse

The straps, which originally come from helicopter-based locomotion, are used for quick, safe and easy attachment of winter sports equipment and are a favorite of every freerider and other sportsperson.

While some people are still puzzling over where Kyrgyzstan actually is, PG author Steffen can't get enough of this country. Together with friends, a driver and tons of Kyrgyz schnapps, he set off on a special kind of ski trip.

Salomon has combined all the know-how of recent years and incorporated the experience from the MTN series and the Rocker² series into the new QST product line. You can read in the next few lines whether the concept lives up to its promise...

There is already a detailed product test for the pants on PowderGuide. In addition, after two years of continuous use, the pants have now made it to Gear of the Week.

Having already presented the tour to the Sentisch Horn (2827), it is now time to turn our attention to its "smaller" brother, the Baslersch Chopf (2629). This is a kind of classic, which is relatively safe and quick to reach, but offers a variety of downhill options depending on the conditions (also in terms of exposure). The Sentisch Horn and the Baslersch Chopf can be combined and offer fun throughout the season.

Anyone who has ever tried to stow their ski skins with cold fingers on a windy summit and has cursed a few times in the process will be interested in this article

I actually had no expectations when I was invited to this press trip to Livigno. The reason for my visit was the cooperation with our new partner ALPsolut, the proximity to my home and my own interest in this special valley.

Skiing usually also means that you have skis with you. Depending on how you get to the desired starting point, you have to pack the skis in, on or behind the car.

Which snow fan and sliding timber enthusiast hasn't asked themselves what should happen to all these precious pieces and how they can be put to good use for posterity?

"Remote triggering from approx. 200 meters, avalanche length approx. 120 meters, height max. 1 meter, cone 250 meters, ...". This avalanche report reached the SLF avalanche warning service on 19.12.2015 at 15:15. In this joint text, Steffen Kruse from PowderGuide and Thomas Stucki from the SLF Avalanche Warning Service describe how it came about and why such reports are useful for the avalanche bulletin or the rescue services.

A lightweight, compact, water-repellent and yet very robust combo that is aimed more at the weight-oriented tourer, but with which you don't have to be afraid of a serious freeride day and also cuts a good figure when going to the Christmas market...

In 1990, Kneissl launched the new Big Foot sports equipment on the market, whereby the novelty relates more to the shape than the type. This was a milestone for the Kneissl company, founded in 1861, the world population and the die-hard short skier. Despite its unique snow glider, the company unfortunately did not manage to stay on the market and practically disappeared from the scene (insolvent). Only the Big Foot still shows continuity and performance.