Ski Supply has launched a redesigned website ahead of the winter season. The new site brings its selected skis, clothing, and accessories into an image-led collection, with a direct route from each product to the brand that makes it.
The collection reflects Ski Supply’s interest in both performance and design. Specialist ski makers sit alongside technical outerwear and clothing brands, with equipment for the slopes and pieces for time off the mountain. Current selections include the DPS Kaizen 105, Elan Ripstick 96 Black Edition, Norrøna’s Lofoten outerwear, and optics from Oakley and Smith.
Readers can browse the full collection or move directly into skis, outer layers, mid layers, base layers, optics, safety, and après. Large product images keep the shape, color, and details visible, while each card identifies the model and maker. Products link to the brands’ own sites for specifications, sizing, availability, and purchase.
Aesso led the redesign and build. The collection adapts from a compact mobile grid to a wider desktop view, and categories change without leaving the page. Ski Supply remains a discovery and editorial destination, with purchases handled by the featured brands.
The website is also the starting point for the publication’s next phase. Based in the French Alps, the team is preparing independent on-mountain reviews for winter 2026–27, supported by original photography and video. Planned coverage will examine how featured products perform across repeated days on snow, including piste skiing and variable Alpine conditions, and which skiers they are best suited to.