Bründl Online Magazine

Snow conditions in the mountains are constantly changing. This is exactly where all mountain skis come into their own. They combine the precision and edge grip of piste skis with greater versatility in changing snow conditions.

But what exactly is the difference between all mountain, piste and freeride skis? How do waist width, rocker and turning radius affect performance? And which skis are right for your skiing style? We explain what really matters.

Paula knows: “The absolute best thing you can eat in the mountains is a really good Kaiserschmarrn.” Her protein-rich quark Kaiserschmarrn with blueberries combines pleasure with health.

A bike breakdown usually comes out of the blue. Especially on longer rides or remote routes, a flat tyre, a broken chain or a squeaky brake can quickly become a problem. This makes it all the more important to be prepared for common faults and to always carry the essential tools with you. With a small repair kit, many problems can be fixed straight away on the go, ensuring your ride doesn’t end prematurely.

If you still don’t have a rucksack at home or if you’re thinking of buying yourself a new one, the following paragraph should give you a few important pointers. In addition to good footwear, a good rucksack is the be-all and end-all. A well-designed rucksack prevents aggravating back pain and makes hiking uphill way easier. First of all, you should have a clear idea about the kind of hike you’re about to undertake and how far you plan on walking. Hiking rucksacks have a capacity anywhere between 10 and 95 liters, along with a wide range of functionality.