Topics from the brands featured on the 26th and 27th
The "Edge" features an original design that stands out against the snowy mountain landscape
For the 2025-2026 season, Peak Performance has revised the sizing of all its ski wear, resulting in a generally more relaxed fit. This not only increases the freedom of layering but also improves ease of movement and comfort. Among the many options available this season, the standout is the "Edge" model with its distinctive design
Featuring the brand's most relaxed cut, this freeride-oriented setup boasts a distinctive seasonal print across the entire jacket and high-top bib, making you stand out on the snowy slopes
Both the top and bottom feature a 3-layer construction using our proprietary waterproof and breathable material "HIPE," providing breathability, durability, and a comfortable environment inside the garment. In addition to ventilation and RECCO reflectors, the jacket has an adjustable hood, and the bib has reinforced hems and snow gaiters, providing plenty of features useful for skiing and snowboarding
Peak Performance was founded in 1986 by three friends who gathered in a mountain cabin in the small Swedish town of Åre. Their idea stemmed from the question, "Why isn't there any ski wear that is highly functional, simple, and cool in design?" and "We want to create real ski wear for real skiers." Ten years after its founding, Peak Performance established its headquarters in Stockholm and went public
The brand has achieved rapid growth through the sale of shirts and tweed sports jackets, the exhibition of 3-layer Gore-Tex jackets at trade shows, the start of event sponsorships, the opening of flagship stores, and its entry into the Japanese market, becoming a leading brand in the European outdoor apparel market
For 30 years since its founding, the company has cherished its roots in skiing while continuing to be active in a diverse range of activities, from snow-covered mountains to street culture, cycling, and workouts
