Welcome to gemsjaeger.ski, your expert for eco-friendly ski equipment

We help ski tourers to ski more sustainably by building 100% recyclable skis that leave nothing but tracks in the snow. No microplastics or waste!

✓ Buy sustainable touring skis.
✓ Learn how to ski sustainably.
✓ Sustainable ski equipment for your next ski holiday.

Ideas for sustainable skiing

We do not sell trash, but we offer you the zero waste skis, accessories and knowledge, you need to ski sustainably.

Our background: professional ski construction meets engineering

construcion of skis

After more than 50 build skis and over 500 days on skis, we know exactly how to construct good performing skis.

Through the close cooperation with “fraunhofer iap“ and other professional researcher, we developed own material especially for zero waste skis and our other products. In addition to more than 7 years of practical experience in skibuilding, we have theoretical knowledge of materials, software and engineering.

The story behind gemsjaeger.ski.

Skiing in the mountains the right way – Instructions and tips from experts

We share our knowledge and practical experience as zero waste skiers, so that you too can successfully ski sustainable.

  • From skiers, to skiers

    We are friends who met in the Alps and still share their love for the mountains in their daily lives.

    As we get older, more things matter than just skiing. That is, to give future generations after us the same possibility: to fall in love with skiing, with the mountains.

  • It isn't that ecological

    Modern skis are made of a plethora of ingredients: plastics, fibreglass. And none of that can be recycled. It ends up in landfill.

    So we asked ourselves: where is the innovation? Is there another solution?

  • Except for us

    Our skis create zero waste, are easily recyclable and CO2 positive.

    They are made of renewable wood, and there is a lifelong right to return the materials to us, free of charge. 3% of our sales is donated to charities fighting climate change and biodiversity loss.

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