"SKI BOOK" is a new magazine that "STEEP" will be publishing for the 2025 season.
The theme is "genre-less." Alpine, basics, freeride, backcountry...
It is packed with all sorts of genre-free, bird's-eye views of skiing, aimed at all skiers who love skiing.
It will leave a tangible record of what skiing is like in 2024. It is a book that all enthusiasts should pick up.
Content introduction
Akira's choice - Akira Sasaki's pick of the best skiers
Now 40 years old, he has declared his intention to return to alpine skiing with the aim of competing in the Olympics in 2023. He continues to pursue his potential every day in a tough and stimulating field. Who are the 8 skiers chosen by Akira Sasaki?
BECOME A SICK SKIER The secret to success
How much more fun would skiing be if you could glide freely across the snow? With this in mind, we have picked out four key people who are always thinking about how to improve, reach the top, and leave behind great works
・Katsuno Tenran "A good player is someone who correctly understands the current state of their skills."
・Anada Kufune "Smooth gliding and quick catching - what is skill through a theoretical approach?"
・Kato Seigo "How to accelerate your skis by pushing down on them. Here's how."
・Yu Sasaki "Combining various techniques to express skiing in the backcountry"
Let's talk gear
The arrival of new gear always gets me excited
"SKI BOOK" takes a quick look at gear trends and topics for the 2024-2025 season to get a general idea of the trends. The theme is "helping you get better." Gear is essential for improvement. In addition, it also includes footage of two experienced skiers who love skiing and talk about the gear they use
Now, let's talk gear
Millet x Ski Patrol: Patrol wear you'll want to wear. Great looking patrol wear
Sunny skies, blizzards, rain, strong winds... Ski patrols are on the snow whatever the conditions, ensuring safety within the ski resort. What kind of clothing do the patrols at Hakuba Happo-One wear every day and trust? We took a peek into their daily lives
SKI GRAPHICS Ski graphics: A look behind the scenes
Using gear you like helps you feel like skiing is more fun, you're getting better, and it's more interesting. Even if it's a pair of skis you've always wanted, it's not hard to improve your skills so that you can match their appearance. Plus, your attachment to those skis shouldn't fade no matter how many years pass. How did ski graphics come about, and why are they so popular? Let's explore this using two brands as examples
COLUMN
・Me, my car and skiing
For skiers, their car is almost as important as their skiing gear. It's their alter ego that accompanies them wherever they go. What kind of cars do ski lovers drive?
・You can't ski on an empty stomach
Curry is the classic food you want to eat on the slopes. Our editorial team has been covering ski resorts all over the country, and we'd like to introduce you to some of their favorite curries they've tried for lunch
・Recommendations for local ski resorts
Small local ski resorts are supported by local children and enthusiasts. There are some interesting developments happening at these locally rooted ski resorts. Here we focus on Kitanaganuma Ski Resort, located in Naganuma Town, close to New Chitose Airport
・You like night skiing, don't you? Let's ski a little more
A moody slope lit by cocktail lights. A night view of the city looking down. A beautiful deep blue sky separating day from night. A relatively empty course. There's little waiting for the lifts. Thanks to the lights, visibility is good even when it snows... The three of us talked about the endless charms of night skiing
・Living with your beloved machine
We've discovered the perfect item for skiers who want to keep their precious skis by their side all year round, not just when they're skiing
・Capture and enjoy everyday life from a skater's perspective
"sa_ _ toy" creates a unique world with figures that look exactly like the characters themselves
・SHOP Info
A reliable ski shop is sure to have staff who love skiing. Just hearing that they enjoy skiing, regardless of the conditions or the amount of time they spend on the slopes, will only make you feel closer to them. It's bound to be fun to chat about gear with such a person. Finding a regular shop is also a way to improve your skills
