Based on pioneering 3D technology, Field Earth has developed a new 3D ski that is smoother and can be operated without stalling through development with skier Takeya Maeda. The 2022-2023 season is also marked by its unique line-up.
Attention model ① "T9"
T9 ｜D=155-128-134mm｜L=168cm｜¥150,700
Released in 2012, the pioneer of short-length fat skis, the "T9" makes full use of its 3D shape to provide a one-of-a-kind riding experience with stability and free operability regardless of length. T9, now in its 10th year, continues to evolve day by day. In the 2021-2022 season, rider Takero Ishikawa used the Pripreg Carbon model "T9 spc" to cover everything from satoyama to mountainous areas and continued to pursue his own riding style.
Guide and telemarker Rinko Aoki enjoys all the surroundings at CNY. She's quite a petite woman, so telemarking can be a little technical, but she's using CNY's spontaneity to guide her through various mountains.
At the time of 2000, this brand was produced by Katsunori Motomura himself, based on his thoughts born from his relationship with nature in the Daisetsu mountain range in Hokkaido. The feeling that people feel and feel when they interact with nature enriches both people and nature, and creates a good environment for all. From this thought, the name "FIELD EARTH" was named with the meaning of turning your eyes to nature. The brand logo is based on the Daisetsu Tokachi mountain range, and the product design and graphic design are all designed by Katsunori Motomura himself.
He was one of the first to create a 3D shaped snowboard, and in 2011 he also announced skis. The three-dimensional and original shape of the ski, which also features a 4D design, has a completely different contact with the snow surface than skis with a general shape, creating a unique operability and gliding feeling that has attracted enthusiastic fans. .
