Extrem Ski Co

out testing the all-new Factory 96. Yes, you read that right – Factory 96. Coming soon. And yes, it’s a whole lot of fun.

Moody days, crisp snow. Extrem ambassador knows that time spent on the mountain is always worth the extra effort.

Recently, Paul de Groot and Loic Isliker explored and filmed in the mountains of Uzbekistan for a new Hidden Faces project. Instead of releasing regular episodes this year, the focus has shifted toward producing a full film that is expected to premiere this fall.

During the trip they started by skiing smaller terrain to safely adapt to the conditions, especially while avalanche danger remained high. As the project progressed, the goal has been to gradually work toward larger and more ambitious objectives.

Beyond the skiing, the journey has also revealed Uzbekistan’s emerging ski culture and its unique mountain landscapes. Along the way they uncovered the story of a remarkable individual, someone who has inspired generations within the ski world and continues to inspire others today.

The project aims to share both the adventure in the mountains and the story behind this inspiring figure, with the final film planned for release in the fall.

The Icon 102. Made for having FUN.

En Icon är bäst när den delas med andra!

Välkommen till en halvdag för tjejer och kvinnor som vill inspirera varandra, ledd av Extrems ambassadörer. Vi börjar dagen på Grädda med en trevlig kaffe och macka innan vi ger oss ut på fjället och åker skidor, testar nya Icon-serien och har en fin förmiddag på snö tillsammans inom skidområdets gränser.

Vi har ett antal demoskidor ur nya Icon-serien på plats för test, men meddela gärna i förväg om du vill testa skidor. Eget liftkort gäller.

Åre, 21 mars
Plats: Grädda
Tid: 8.30-12.00

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Skis handmade in China for 13,000 years vs. skis handmade in Sweden since 1997. Different histories, same passion for craftsmanship.

When and set out to climb and ski the 7126 meters Himlung Himal this past fall, their ski of choice was the Fusion 95 Carbon – tech for adventurers and weekend warriors alike.

For 13,000 years, skis have been a lifeline for people living in China's Altail mountains – a way to move, hunt, and survive through harsh winters. In a rugged wooden shed, an old craftsman still builds wooden skis by hand, the way it’s been done for generations.

Check out ZUZUBEIBEI – From Generation to Generation” in the Extrem Journal at https://extremskis.com/blogs/journal/china