CURRENT CORPORATE TEAMS

Sun Valley Community School

From their campus to the wilderness, Sun Valley Community School’s mission is to inspire students to think critically, engage confidently, embrace challenges, and lead impactful, purposeful lives. Four of their inspiring faculty members will be leading by example by embracing the challenge of the Boulder. You’ve seen what they can do in the classroom and the wilderness, now see what they can do on the trails!

Fischer Sports & OneWay

Fischer Sports is the global leader in Nordic skiing and one of the world’s leading brands in Alpine skiing, but will the Fischer team also become leaders amongst the businesses competing in the Boulder? With their outstanding products geared to help you achieve new levels of individual performance, you know each of the Fischer racers will be decked out in the finest gear and apparel, sure to give the other teams racing a run for their money.

ONE WAY is taking off in the 2021-22 season with a brand relaunch. Founded in Finland in 2004 and under the Fischer Sports umbrella since 2018, the highly regarded brand is stepping into the future with a fresh new look and is creating a sensation with its comprehensive pole collection

Madshus & Rex Wax

Madshus have been using the highest quality materials to produce the finest skis for over 100 years. Their Redline 3.0 skis represent a new design philosophy built for current ski racing, utilizing the latest technology to produce a ski that will help you get from the start line to the finish line faster than you’ve ever gone before. Pair that with Rex, who has been supplying World Cup cabins with cutting-edge wax technology for over half a century, and you have a team with the equipment and know-how to glide down the Harriman at super speeds.

Salomon

Salomon has been playing in the French alps since 1947 but this year, they’re also playing for the title of fastest business in the Boulder. Salomon is driven by a passion for sports, new technologies, and craftsmanship, creating progressive gear that helps you connect with the great outdoors. Salomon’s team know how to step up to a challenge and how to step up the pace!

Lutz Rental

Founded in 1967, Lutz Rental has grown into a business with a wide range of rental equipment to provide for the needs of a diverse customer base, and a service department to keep their equipment running well, but also to service equipment for our customers.

With two convenient locations in Ketchum and Bellevue, Lutz Rental has the ability to transfer equipment between stores on a daily basis as the need arises. It is important to Lutz that people have the right equipment for the job, the equipment operates properly and people know how to use it.

Your Brand Here

For more information or to sign up as a corporate team for the 2022 Zions Bank Boulder Mountain Tour, please contact BMT Race Director, Jody Zarkos, at bouldermountaintour@gmail.com.

EnjoyWinter
Welcome to EnjoyWinter, the brands of Nordic! We are America's largest independent distributor of cross-country ski equipment. Each of the 20+ brands we import specialize in one product category. Let us help you glide through winter!
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SAUCE
Our passion is creating beautiful, high quality and thoughtful products that help people maintain healthy lifestyles. We are fortunate to be headquartered in Bozeman, Montana, where we can field test products throughout the year. Many of our products boast unique features specifically designed for athletic endeavors. Fit and function are as important as a variety of attractive patterns and color options, with original prints embodying our ‘Saucy’ sophisticated style.
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Wood River Land Trust
Since 1994, the Land Trust has been a growing and dynamic presence in the Wood River Valley, preserving and protecting the Big Wood River, its tributaries, and the treasured landscapes of central Idaho. Working with a visionary community, we have preserved nearly 27,000 acres, created 16 open preserves and 41 conservation easements. Together, we have celebrated places like the Hailey Greenway, Boxcar Bend, and Howard Preserve, where people can experience healthy activity, pristine waters and a sense of wonder. With local families we have protected thousands of acres of working lands that conserve critical habitat for wildlife, preserve scenic views of our Valley, and contribute to our agricultural economy.
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TOKO
We have Toko Tech Team members in Ketchum who will be monitoring the conditions and testing. Additionally I will be in Ketchum and will test Thursday and again on Friday morning before coming to the expo. I'll be at the expo approximately from noon to close to talk about the wax recommendation, say hello, and answer any questions anyone might have. We have done our best to stock the local ski shops with what we expect will be the wax of the day, but this is never a sure thing and often the stores sell out. The current forecast shows overnight lows of around 15f and daytime highs of 38f until Thursday. Then Thursday night a low of 21 and high Friday of 35 with maybe a bit of weather Friday. They are currently forecasting 1.5 inches of snow Friday night with a low of 27f and then a high of 38f Saturday with maybe more precip or maybe it will have passed by then. In the last two hours, the forecast has changed and the incoming weather has changed to earlier. Two days ago, they were saying it wouldn't arrive until Saturday night and Sunday. For this reason, we are going to wait until Thursday morning to make our BMT race wax tip call. We don't want people waxing early and arriving in Ketchum with the completely wrong wax and no means of correcting it. It does look as though our base layers will be BP hot wax Red followed by HP hot wax Red for race day. Despite the forecasted air temperatures and precipitation, I am very reluctant to recommend mixing in Yellow as the BMT snow is notably dry and when there is precipitation, so often it falls dry or even in the form of graupel which acts super dry but most commonly falls at around 32-35f. We have to wait for the forecast to get more reliable before recommending HPLP or not or maybe adding Yellow to the Red hot wax. If it snows Saturday morning and then continues to snow during the race such that there is a hard base of snow with 1-2 inches of ungroomed snow on top, my recommendation is to go with a pair of skis that has a higher stiffer camber. Skis tend to run far better in such conditions when there is less contact of the snow on the base and this is the way to accomplish that. If these are the conditions, I expect flex of the skis (higher stiffer camber) to be the most important factor affecting ski speed. If it snows Friday and Friday evening and then they are able to groom the course overnight and in the morning such that the snow is set up and hard like it will be most of the week (but with more moisture in the air and snow), then "normal" skis will be great. See you at the expo and please look for our race wax recommendation on Thursday morning at around 10mst
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