The new "COSMOS Re-Sourse" for the 2023-24 season has the same DNA as the COSMOS series, but more than 50% of the boots are made from new materials that have never been used before. The eco-friendly model uses GRS-certified material for the new inner, Pebax®Rnew® (partially plant-derived and renewable elastomer) for the shell and cuff, and the strap is made of 100% recycled polyester. is. It can be said that we have entered an era in which it is essential to select gears from the perspective of "with the same functions, more environmentally friendly".
"ORBIT" to reappear in the 2023-24 season. It is a light and comfortable model that adopts a new cabrio hybrid structure and has a 60-degree range of motion that makes it easy to move. The ease of operation of the buckle and tongue is also improved, realizing a smooth step-in. Especially recommended for backcountry beginners and beginners.
Perfect for minimalists! Introducing the ultra-lightweight backpack
A 25L type backpack "PATROL ULTRALIGHT E2 25 BACKPACK" equipped with an electric Alpride E2 airbag has been released. The backpack is made of Dymany material, and its lightness makes you forget you are carrying it. I don't need a conventional heavy and large backpack, I want to make it as compact and light as possible! It's perfect for that need.
Founded in 1958 in Sun Valley, Idaho, USA as ski pole manufacturer SCOTT USA. It all started when Ed Scott, a ski racer and engineer, invented the world's first aluminum stock. At a time when only bamboo and iron poles were available, the lightweight aluminum pole was a true revolution in the ski industry. After that, in 1970, we developed motocross goggles and entered the motocross market in earnest. Since then, in 1978 it moved to Friborg, Switzerland. In 1986, the mountain bike was released.
Since then, it has been known as a global leading brand in the field of skis and bicycles. Boots, poles, helmets, goggles and sunglasses, avalanche bags, backpacks, and other items are all comprehensive brands that create all kinds of items, but poles and goggles have a particularly strong impression in the Japanese ski market.
