The "Redster Q" series, popular in authentic European resorts
The "Redster Q" series, which debuted in the 2022-2023 season, is a "one-ski solution" that covers all mountain resort environments with a single ski. Using the same core materials as racing models, it is a versatile all-mountain on-piste model that can handle everything from hardpack in the morning to rough snow conditions in the afternoon. This series, which is positioned as a mid-fat ski with a waist width of 75-85mm, will undergo a full model change next season
A total of 8 models will be available
▼RevoShock S, multi-radius sidecut, and widened foot width. The ultimate single ski that can conquer even the most challenging snow conditions
Featuring a "snow spray" design that evokes the image of snow swirling, the skis also boast a distinctive natural color scheme. In Europe, where large-scale ski resorts are common, the demand for all-condition models is even higher than in Japan, and this series, which combines versatility regardless of snow conditions with a chic appearance, is particularly popular
▼Introduction video of the "Redster Q" series at the JSP exhibition venue (January 29th/30th, 2026 @ Pacifico Yokohama) (relevant section starts around 1:00)
"Remedy" boots for next-generation freeskiers
The "Remedy," which debuted last year, is a next-generation freeskiing boot that combines the precision derived from racing boots with the comfort required for freeriding. It is used by top riders competing in the FWT, including Yu Sasaki. Equipped with a footbed that absorbs impact upon landing, it is ideal for skiers who prefer hard runs and do not want to compromise on fit or control.
This model, which features the distinctive "butter" color adopted as the theme color for freestyle skis since last year, now has a wider lineup this season with the addition of soft flex models with flex 110 and 90 LC (low cuff), targeting freestyle ski beginners and female users
Remedy 110
Designed for aggressive freeskiing. A comfortable and forgiving all-mountain boot with race-derived responsiveness
▼Introduction video of "Remedy" at the JSP exhibition venue (January 29th/30th, 2026 @ Pacifico Yokohama) (relevant section starts around 1:07)
The brand's proud technology
Revoshock
The second-generation "Revoshock" suspension system, built into the skis, combines stainless steel inserts with soft materials to effectively absorb vibrations and shocks. The newly adopted elastomer and razor-cut topsheet, along with an improved modular design, achieve greater strength and stability. It offers a high level of balance between comfort and power during skiing.
Depending on the model, three types of Revoshock with different performance levels are installed. Left) Revoshock Middle) Revoshock S Right) Revoshock C
Carbon Boost
This is another noteworthy new technology. The carbon insert placed under the heel generates explosive energy due to the material's inherent high rebound effect. It is particularly effective in significantly accelerating speed in the latter half of turns
Since its founding in Austria in 1955, this long-established brand has set numerous records in the global alpine skiing scene. Beyond racing, the brand has also demonstrated its prowess in the freeskiing field with its high level of technical expertise. Its popularity among top Japanese riders, including Tsuyoshi Kodama, Ayana Onozuka, Yu Sasaki, and Gen Sasaki, demonstrates its high performance in everything from big mountain skiing to freeride competitions. The lightweight yet highly maneuverable directional "BACKLAND" series is suitable for a wide range of skiing conditions, from powder to hard snow, while the "BENT CHETLER" is a big fat ski with a twin rocker, which is also very popular
