With his ground-breaking film project "La Liste", Jérémie Heitz has set new standards in freeskiing, going higher, steeper and faster than anything else seen before in the freeride world. As one of the world’s most progressive skiers, the 29-year-old Swiss never gets tired of searching for the next ultimate challenge. After cruising down some of the most spectacular 4,000m peaks in the Alps with speeds of up to 120 km/h, Jérémie is currently travelling the world and working on his new film project, going even higher and steeper in some of the earth’s most remote places.
In order to be prepared for all challenges on the mountain, we have developed Jérémie’s unique signature glove that provides maximum grip, warmth, breathability and robustness for the next chapter of freeriding.
Former Super-G World Champion and Kitzbühel Downhill Winner Daron Rahlves has made a remarkable career change: Enough of icy race tracks, the US American now prefers pulling big mountain lines into untracked powder faces all over the world, from Alaska to Chamonix.
For many years Daron has been a close partner and friend of Reusch, giving precious feedback that helped improving his special “D.Money” signature gloves year by year.
As the most successful female ski racer ever, Lindsey inspired a whole generation of skiers, proving that it doesn’t matter how often you fall, but it only matters how often you get back up again.
Her recently finished career as ski racer is a story about never giving up, a story about belief and a story about fighting for one’s goals. Serious injuries knocked her down, but each time she stood up again and came back stronger than before. This attitude makes her a role-model for everyone who has ever tasted the feeling of defeat and needs inspiration to get back on the right track. As an idol for millions of young athletes, Lindsey has set the bar for future generations and shaped the image of ski racing like no other athlete before.
1x Olympic Champion
2x Olympic Bronze
2x World Champion
3x World Championship Silver
3x World Championship Bronze
4x Overall World Cup Winner
8x Downhill World Cup Winner
5x Super-G World Cup Winner
3x Combined World Cup Winner
82 World Cup victories
Throughout her entire career Lindsey had always trusted in Reusch gloves and will continue doing so also in her post-racing life.
As the most successful alpine ski racer of all times, Marcel Hirscher has won more important titles and trophies than any other skier before. However, what will remain after his retirement as active ski racer is way more than globes and medals, it’s the legacy of having lifted an entire sport into new spheres.
Hirscher went all in. Always stronger, always smarter, always faster, he turned everything into perfection. Not by talent, not by luck – but by hard work, will and the conviction that limits are made to be broken. No other World Cup racer passed so many hours challenging himself and his partners to improve and fine-tune his material. No other athlete had more detailed requirements for his Reusch racing gloves. Challenging everyone around him, Hirscher’s perfectionism constantly pushed the limits of what’s possible and finally set new standards in ski racing.
Also after finishing his ski racing career, Marcel will remain one of the main Reusch testimonials for the upcoming seasons and will continue collaborating with the Reusch product development team on his unique Reusch Marcel Hirscher signature ski glove.
As two times Olympic Champion, three times World Champion, Overall World Cup winner and winner of three Slalom, two Giant Slalom and three Combined World Cups, Benjamin Raich is without a doubt one of the most successful alpine ski racers of all times. Benni has always been a great partner and friend and continues collaborating closely with Reusch even after his active racing career.
The Austrian mountaineer Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner is the first woman ever to climb all 14 eight-thousanders without supplementary oxygen or high altitude porters. Already at the age of 23 her greatest dream - to climb an eight-thousander - came true with the ascent of Broad Peak (8,027 m). Since then, the thought of the high and highest mountains in the world has never left her mind and with the ascent of K2 in 2011, the second highest mountain in the world at 8,611 metres, she is the first woman to reach all eight-thousand-metre peaks without the aid of additional oxygen.
Enchanted by the passion for the mountains, but also by the people in the highest regions of the world and their foreign religion and culture, Kaltenbrunner leads a life as a professional mountaineer with all its ups and downs. With her enormous experience and expertise, Gerlinde has been actively involved in the product development of the Reusch RE:ACT mountaineering line for several years, not only as a source of inspiration, but also as an active product tester.
Way more than the man behind the cam! The former ski racer and current expert and on-board camera commentator for the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation ORF, has celebrated many successes with Reusch gloves throughout his career. He won the Olympic Super-G Silver Medal 1998, missed the World Championship Gold Medal 1999 by an incredible 0.01 seconds and finally obtained legend-status as Kitzbühel Downhill winner 1999. Now he is a great partner and friend of Reusch and represents our brand in front of a huge TV-audience during the World Cup season.
With 35 World Cup victories Marlies Raich, formerly known as Marlies Schild, is the second most successful Slalom athlete of all times. The four times Olympic medalist, two times World Champion and five times crystal globe winner has lifted all of her trophies with Reusch gloves. Now, after ending her racing career and becoming a mother, Marlies still wears Reusch and represents the brand as renowned ski expert.
As one of the world’s best Alpine Snowboarders, “Roli” uses his Reusch gloves to get best protection and wearing comfort when carving through the gates. The 2015 World Champion is one of the most experienced and respected racers in the Snowboarding community and is still hungry for more victories.
