Do you want to have a say in which innovative sporting goods are awarded the most coveted seal of quality in the sports industry? Then take part in our survey and become a member of the ISPO Award 2019 jury!
The application phase runs until the 7th of December 2018. David Badalec, ISPO Innovation Expert, answers the most important questions about the innovations in the Award ceremony.
With its FUS3D technology, CIME Industries brings 3D printing to the mass production of snowboards. In our interview, founder and CEO Antoine Postaire explains why the synthetic core helps boarders and brands.
FitStation powered by HP has made a dream come true for runners. The US brand's 3D foot scan makes tailor-made shoes and insoles suitable for the masses with the 3D printer. Becauso of that the company won the ISPO Award 2018. Sarah Clevinger from FitStation explains in the interview what has happened since then.
Swelling, blisters and wounds on the feet make things often difficult for athletes. The Irish startup Qilta promises the perfect recovery for the feet with its innovative recovery socks and calf sleeves. The ISPO Open Innovation community can exclusively convince itself of this in a free test.
Salomon considers itself to be a global ambassador for the sport of trail running. In workshops and with a broad media campaign, Salomon is making trail running come alive for many runners. (Promotion).
