Scott

The Scott Re-Source is part of the sustainable Re-Source product line from Scott. This means that, depending on the weight, more than 50% of the ski touring boot is made from sustainable materials. The strap is made from 100% recycled material, the shell is made from 90% bio-based upper material and the liner is also partially recycled. Scott says it combines sustainability, versatility and lightness and promises nothing less than "one of the best ski touring boots on the market".

Stephan Siegrist has been travelling in the mountains longer than most of us. A short interview about his beginnings, assessments of the current changes in the mountains in winter and the resulting dangers.

A very light and convincingly well-fitting backpack made of robust material, which is rather spartanly equipped. The EL2 system encourages practising, as it is easy to use and the backpack can be folded up and loaded again effortlessly after deployment. With a well thought-out packing strategy, the pack volume offers sufficient space for all one-day adventures.

Rumour has it that winter and the time of white splendour is finally here. And finally the scratching on the glacier remains or scraping on the grassy slopes will be replaced by real freeriding opportunities. Once again, the snow depth betting game will help you to correctly estimate where the most snow will fall.

The Alpride system, which is powered by supercapacitors instead of gas cartridges, avoids many of the usual disadvantages of airbag backpacks, such as the expensive and time-consuming replacement of cartridges. The system is also lightweight. We have tested the Scott Patrol E2 30 for you.

With the Scott Superguide LT 95, Scott is endeavouring to produce a ski that uses as few resources as possible. This is why not only the base and edges are made from at least partially recycled material, but also certified wood for the core and bio-based material for the topsheet.

With the Freeguide Touring, Scott has a new ski touring boot in its programme. The shell of the Freeguide Touring is identical to the Freeguide Carbon, but is softer and slightly lighter due to the use of Pebax material, and the boot is also cheaper than the carbon version.

Rumor has it that winter and the time of white splendour is finally here! It's time for real freeriding opportunities to replace scratching on the glacier remains or scraping on the grassy slopes. Of course, the snow hint game wants to help you and show you where the most snow has fallen with an educated guess!

The top model in the Scott Cosmos touring ski boot series scores points on paper with many features such as BOA lacing, adjustable heel angle and Vibram sole. We have tested for you whether the Cosmos Pro, as promised by the manufacturer, impresses with its low weight on the ascent and good downhill performance at the same time.

Sustainability is an important and topical issue that we at PowderGuide also address time and again with our partners. Scott is quite active in this area and strives to produce its own products as sustainably as possible, but also pays attention to things like working conditions at suppliers and producers along its own supply chains. We spoke to Andre Goodman, Scott's sustainability manager, about this topic.

With the Line Chaser combo, Scott is launching a minimalist ski touring outfit onto the market. One special feature is the three-layer DRYOspun fabric, which combines low weight with high functionality. On the other hand, Scott is also focussing on sustainability with this outfit by using recycled and renewable materials. I was able to test whether the advertised properties actually apply in outdoor use.

A ski built from the ground up with the exact specifications of Swiss freeride maestro Jerémie Heitz: Jerémie skis the wildest faces at top speed - that's what his skis are built and shaped for. Read our test report to find out what this means in terms of riding characteristics.