Ski touring brands

Earn your turns. Touring skis, boots, bindings, skins, avalanche safety gear, and packs.

207 brands

22 Designs — Telemark ski bindings and accessories
4FRNT — Freeride and touring skis made in Canada, based in Salt Lake City
ABS — German avalanche airbag packs, the original system from 1985
Aclima — Merino base layers cut and sewn in Estonia
Aerosize — Avalanche airbag built into a vest, worn under any backpack
Alfa — Norwegian hiking and ski boots with a repair programme
Alpina — Ski and bike helmets, goggles and eyewear from the uvex group
Alpine Luddites — Custom alpine packs and bikepacking bags from Vermont
AlpineStandards — Italian mountaineering clothing from Val d'Ayas, below Monte Rosa
Alpinus — Polish outdoor clothing, boots and packs, relaunched in 2020
Amplid — Bavarian freeride and split snowboards
Arc'teryx — Technical shells, harnesses and packs from North Vancouver
Armada — Park City freeride skis founded by athletes in 2002
ARVA — French avalanche beacons, airbags and rescue gear
Åsnes — Norwegian mountain and nordic skis since 1922
ATK — Ultralight ski touring and race bindings made in Maranello
Atomic — Alpine and Nordic skis built beside their own design office
BCA — Avalanche beacons, Float airbags and backcountry rescue gear
Bergans — Norwegian outdoor brand for tents, packs and apparel since 1908
Beringia — Bozeman technical alpine shells and layers with Japanese fabrics
Black Crows — Freeride and touring skis from Chamonix
Black Diamond — Cams, carabiners, headlamps and ski touring gear from Salt Lake City
Black Yak — Himalayan mountaineering apparel from Seoul, developed in Munich
Blastrack — Nagano freeride skis from Ogasaka Factory
Blizzard — Alpine, freeride and touring skis made in Mittersill
Blue Ice — Ultralight alpine harnesses, tools and packs from Les Houches
Brynje — Norwegian mesh base layers and outdoor apparel since 1887
C6 — Autoclave carbon skis hand-made on Ruapehu, New Zealand
CamelBak — Hydration packs, reservoirs and sport bottles
CAMP — Ice axes, crampons and climbing hardware forged in Premana
Candide Skis — Freeride, backcountry and resort skis from Candide Thovex's La Clusaz label
Cardiff Snowcraft — Splitboards first, then snowboards and skis, from the Wasatch
Carinthia — Austrian military and camping synthetic sleep systems
CAST — Teton-made hybrid alpine-touring bindings and skins
CiloGear — Lightweight alpine climbing and ski packs
CMP — Italian Campagnolo outdoor apparel, trekking shoes and skiwear
Coalition — Closed women-founded ski and snowboard brand
Colltex — Mohair ski skins made in Glarus, Switzerland
Community Skis — Custom skis and build-your-own workshops, USA
Contour — Climbing skins from a family workshop in Innsbruck
Crazy — Fast-and-light alpine apparel from Tirano in the Italian Alps
Crispi — Montebelluna hunting and mountain boots since 1975
Dalbello — Ski boots from Casella d'Asolo, in freeride, touring and race lines
Datawax — UK ski and snowboard waxes, base repair and edge tools
Degré 7 — French freeride-rooted ski jackets, pants and midlayers from Chamonix
Demon — Italian sports sunglasses, ski goggles and spare lenses since 1975
Desert Skis — Handmade Australian timber skis from Jindabyne
Devold — Norwegian merino base layers since 1853, own EU mill
Direct Alpine — Czech technical mountain apparel from Liberec
DPS — Full-carbon skis pressed by hand in Salt Lake City
Duckworth — Montana-grown Merino apparel made in the USA
Dynafit — Ski-touring brand turned trail runner, with a repair centre in Kiefersfelden
Dynastar — Alpine, freeride and touring skis from the Rossignol Group
Edelrid — Ropes, harnesses and belay devices from Isny im Allgäu
Eivy — Åre multifunctional base layers and fleeces for ski and snow
Elevenate — Technical skiwear designed in Åre for resort and tour
EVOC — Munich packs, bike travel bags and body protection for MTB and snow
Extrem — Handmade freeride and piste skis from the Åre factory
Ferreol — All-mountain and backcountry skis built in Quebec with flax and scandium
finetrack — Water-repellent underlayers and mountain layering, made in Japan
Fischer — Racing skis from a family firm in Ried im Innkreis
Fjellpulken — Norwegian tour, kids and expedition pulks from Lillehammer
Flylow — Colorado ski and mountain apparel, still independently owned
Forest Skis — Handmade wood-core skis, designed in the Tatras
Forszty — Handmade custom skis from a Wisla manufactory
Fritschi — Swiss-made ski touring bindings from Reichenbach
G3 — Canadian AT bindings, skins, poles and straps
Gabel — Italian ski, trek and Nordic poles from a Veneto family
Gipron — Milanese pole maker since 1917, trail poles alongside ski and trekking
gogglesoc — Whistler microfibre goggle covers and eyewear lens protectors
Great Divide Skis — Australian handmade alpine and backcountry skis
Gregory — Fitted trekking, hiking and travel packs with a long warranty
Grizzly Ski — Ultralight ski-mountaineering and splitboard bindings from Slovakia
Guidetti — Poles assembled below the Vercors, repairable for life from a 200-part catalogue
Hagan — Ski touring skis, bindings and boots from Upper Austria
Haglöfs — Swedish shells, packs and trail shoes, with its own resale shop
Halti — Finnish outdoor and ski apparel with DrymaxX shells
Helly Hansen — Norwegian foul-weather and mountain apparel since 1877
Helsport — Norwegian expedition tents and sleep systems since 1951
Hestra — Ski, work and dress gloves from a family firm in Småland
Hinterland — US indie touring and freeride skis
Holmenkol — German ski wax, Nordic grips and race-room tools
Hyperlite Mountain Gear — Dyneema packs and shelters, sewn in Maine
Icelantic — Golden CO art-forward freeride and all-mountain skis
INSPYRATIONS — French-made repairable 3L shells and mountain apparel
Jöttnar — UK technical mountain shells, down and merino for alpine use
K2 — Skis, snowboards, boots and bindings from Vashon Island
Kang — Åre-made bamboo and recycled-aluminium ski poles
Kästle — Alpine, touring and Nordic skis with a Hohenems head office
Kingswood — NZ handmade one-off skis
Klättermusen — Mountaineering shells and packs from Åre, with a lifetime warranty
Kohla — Austrian alpine skins and mountain travel accessories
kommit — Self-retracting bike tow systems and outdoor belts from Bavaria
Komperdell — Poles made in one Mondsee factory, repaired free for three years
kora — Yak-wool and merino base and mid layers for cold outdoor sport
Kühl — Salt Lake City outdoor pants, shells and midlayers, still independent
La Chaussette de France — Made-in-France hike, ski, run and bike socks from Troyes
La Sportiva — Mountain running shoes from a family factory in Val di Fiemme
Lagoped — Haute-Savoie mountain apparel made in Europe without PFAS
LaMunt — Oberalp women-only mountain apparel with smart-fit shell and midlayer kit
LEKI — Swabian poles from its own factory in Tachov, Czechia
Level — Italian ski and snowboard gloves for race and freeride
Liberty — US all-mountain and freeride skis
Loeffler — Austrian endurance apparel, knitted and sewn in Ried im Innkreis
Lorpen — Technical mountain socks knitted in Etxalar in the Spanish Pyrenees
Lundhags — Swedish shell boots, trekking packs and outdoor apparel
Madshus — Norwegian cross-country skis, boots and poles since 1906
Majesty — Polish freeride and touring skis from a Tatra factory
Mammut — Ropes, avalanche gear and alpine clothing from a Swiss rope maker
Marker — Ski bindings, from the first releasing toe to touring brakes
Martini Sportswear — Austrian technical apparel for touring, piste and trail since 1958
Meier — Handmade wood skis from a Denver factory shop
Melanzana — Leadville-sewn Micro Grid fleece hoodies and mountain layers
Millet — Alpine packs and apparel from a Lyon grocery's shopping bags
Monnet — Made-in-France technical socks for ski, trail and cold
Mons Royale — Merino base layers and bike jerseys from Wānaka
Montana — Swiss climbing skins and ski-service systems since 1939
Montane — Northumberland mountain kit, guaranteed for life and repaired in house
Montura — Technical mountain clothing, first cut for rescue teams and guides
Moonlight — Norwegian high-output headlamps and touring skis from Åndalsnes
Mountain Equipment — Down clothing, shells and sleeping bags for alpine and polar trips
Mountain Hardwear — Expedition shells, tents and down from a Columbia subsidiary
Movement — Swiss freeski and touring skis from the Wild Duck snowboard line
Nikwax — Water-based, PFAS-free cleaners and proofers for outdoor gear
Nivia — 3D finder avalanche transceiver from Rosenberger in Bavaria
Non-stop Polar — Norwegian expedition shells and insulated jackets for people, from the dogwear house
Nordica — Alpine ski boots and skis from the Montebelluna district
Norrøna — Norwegian mountain shells and layers, family owned since 1929
Northern Ultralight — Ultralight hiking and ski-touring packs, sewn in Nelson, BC
OAC — Finnish Skinbased nordic skis from a Kangasala composites shop
ON3P — Handbuilt park and freeride skis from Portland, Oregon
Ortovox — Bavarian merino mountainwear, packs and avalanche safety
Osprey — Fitted packs backed by a repair-anything guarantee
Pa'lante Packs — Frameless ultralight packs from a two-person shop in Utah and California
Pajak — Polish down sleeping bags, jackets and packs from Bielsko-Biała
Paradise Skis — Independent Canadian freeride skis and splitboards
Parlor — Custom East Coast skis from an East Boston factory
Patagonia — Climbing-born outdoor clothing with no time limit on returns
Peak Performance — Swedish ski and hike apparel from Åre, now an Amer Sports brand
Peltonen — Cross-country skis from a Finnish factory since 1945
Phaenom — Repairable freeski boots held together with screws, not rivets
PHANTOM Glide — PFAS-free permanent ski and snowboard base treatment
PHD — Made-to-order down clothing and bags from a Stalybridge workshop
Pieps — Austrian avalanche transceivers and mountain safety since 1968
Planks — British freeski apparel from Manchester, with a Val d’Isère outpost
Plum — Ski touring and splitboard bindings machined in Haute-Savoie
Pomoca — Swiss ski-touring skins since 1933
Prior — Snowboards, splitboards and skis handbuilt in Whistler
Rab — Down and shell kit from a Sheffield sleeping-bag attic, repaired in house
Raide Research — Ski touring and trail running packs from a Carbondale engineer
Reusch — Goalkeeper and winter-sports gloves from a Metzingen workshop
Rhino Skin Solutions — Skin repair and grip care for climbers, made in central Oregon
Rock Experience — Italian mountain apparel for climbing, trek and snow
Rossignol — Skis, boots and clothing from the Isère since 1907
Rottefella — Cross-country, telemark and backcountry ski bindings
S/LAB — Salomon athlete laboratory line for trail, ski and race gear
Sail Racing — Swedish technical sailing and winter expedition apparel
Salewa — Dolomite mountain apparel, footwear and climbing gear
Salomon — Annecy ski-edge workshop that moved into trail shoes
San Util Design — MTB, bikepacking and ski bags sewn in the US
Scarpa — Asolo mountain shoemaker whose trail line is made like its boots
Schöffel — Bavarian outdoor, ski and bike apparel from Schwabmünchen
Scott — Bikes, ski gear and running kit from a Swiss-based sports group
Season Eqpt. — Black-based skis and snowboards with a lifetime service pass
Selun Swiss Bindings — Swiss pin ski-tour bindings CNC-milled in Toggenburg
Senchi Designs — Ultralight Polartec Alpha fleece, sewn in the USA in small batches
SGN — Playful freeride and touring skis from Sogndal
Shaggy's — Custom snow skis built in Boyne City, Michigan
Simond — Climbing and mountaineering hardware from Chamonix.
Singing Rock — Climbing and work-at-height gear from Czech plants
Sir Joseph — Czech down sleeping bags and alpine insulated apparel
Skevik — Handmade skis from Vernon, British Columbia
Ski Trab — Lightweight ski-touring skis built in Bormio since 1946
Skogstad — Norwegian family outdoor and ski apparel from Innvik since 1937
Spark R&D — Splitboard bindings made in Bozeman, Montana
Stellar Equipment — Independent Swedish modular shells and down for ski touring
Stereo — Handmade Scandinavian piste and freeride skis
Stio — Jackson Hole mountain apparel for ski, hike, bike and run
Stöckli — Skis made in Malters, with own stores and rental centres
Strafe — Athlete-owned Aspen ski and mountain outerwear
Stubai — Carabiners, crampons and ice tools from the Stubai valley
Swix — Ski wax, poles and clothing for cross-country and alpine
Tecnica — Ski boots and outdoor footwear from Giavera del Montello
Telos — Snowboards and splitboards built in the founder's own factory
Tenson — Swedish outdoor, ski and lifestyle apparel under New Wave
Terra Rosa Gear — Melbourne handmade packs for bike, hike and snow trips
Teton Bros. — Backcountry shells and mountain running kit, tested in Japanese snow
The Mountain Studio — Zermatt ski shells and insulated outfits engineered in Switzerland
Therm-ic — SIDAS-group heated ski socks, gloves, insoles and dryers from Voiron
Tilak — Czech-made mountain shells and softshells, sewn in-house
Toko — Swiss ski wax, tuning tools and ski-care products
TREW — Hood River ski and snowboard bibs and shells
Tyrolia — Ski bindings from Schwechat, part of the Head Group
Unique Skis — Custom American skis
USWE — Swedish bounce-free hydration packs and vests for bike, run and moto
VALLON — Retro-styled sunglasses and ski goggles with ZEISS goggle optics
Vaude — Repairable outdoor kit and bike bags from a Lake Constance family firm
Vauhti — Finnish ski wax: liquid and solid glide, grip and care
Voile — Splitboards, touring skis and the strap, made in Salt Lake City
Völkl — Alpine and touring skis made at the Straubing factory
Wagner Custom — Custom-fit skis from a US factory shop
Wedze — Decathlon ski, snowboard and sled brand from the Mont Blanc valley
Weston — Backcountry snowboards, splitboards and skis
Woolpower — Östersund-made Ullfrotté merino base and midlayers
ZAG — Chamonix freeride, all-mountain and touring skis
Zanier — Tyrolean gloves for alpine, tour and bike sports
Ziener — Oberammergau ski and bike gloves with a full winter apparel line