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26 September 2024Therm-ic Becomes Official Glove Provider of the FIS Freeride World Tour by Peak Performance
A new three-year partnership will equip athletes and FWT staff with cutting-edge gloves, designed for extreme conditions.
The Freeride World Tour (FWT) is excited to announce a three-year partnership with Therm-ic, naming the brand as the official glove provider for the Tour. Therm-ic’s gloves and mittens will support both elite athletes and behind-the-scenes team, ensuring comfort and performance in extreme weather conditions.
Since its founding over 20 years ago, Therm-ic has been a leader in heated technology, revolutionizing cold management for skiers and outdoor enthusiasts. From heated insoles to advanced heated gloves, the company’s products are trusted to maintain warmth and performance in harsh climates.
The Freeride World Tour perfectly embodies Therm-ic’s values: innovation, endurance, and a passion for winter sports. We are proud to not only provide athletes with top-of-the-line equipment but also support everyone behind the scenes who brings this event to life, ensuring they stay warm and focused, even in the most difficult conditions.
Performance-Driven Partnership
This collaboration brings Therm-ic’s thermal expertise to the Freeride World Tour, home to the world's top freeriders. The brand’s gear will be featured in use by elite athletes such as Max Hitzig and Marcus Goguen, and freeride legends like Léo Slemett, 2017 FWT Champion.
New Freeride Glove Line
As part of the partnership, Therm-ic is launching a new freeride-specific glove collection, featuring two exclusive co-branded models designed to provide optimal warmth and dexterity for freeriders.
Therm-ic’s heating technology ensures that athletes and staff can maintain full hand functionality in sub-zero temperatures, crucial for delivering top performances.
We’re excited to welcome Therm-ic into the Freeride World Tour family. Their cutting-edge heated products will make a significant difference for both our athletes and the staff who work in some of the most challenging conditions on the mountain.
