Outdoormaster donates hundreds of  high-quality goggles to SkiDUCK. SkiDuck is a volunteer based non-profit organisation.  We are super happy that we were able to help SkiDUCK in their work with disadvantaged youth! We wish them happy skiing and great powder!

This season we started a sponsorship with Paul Vieuxtemps and we are super excited to have him onboard our team. Below are the interviews we did with Paul. 

For the second year, OutdoorMaster landed in Denver to attend the Outdoor Retailer Snow Show. It was a fantastic show with new and old friends showing up!

We were most excited to reveal prototypes of our new ski goggles model for the 2019/20 season, the ORBIK. Built in the same spirit as the PRO with an interchangeable lens system, but with a new and improved locking system.

The USCSA (United States Collegiate Ski & Snowboard Association) helps students all over America to compete in the best sports in the world, skiing and snowboarding. We are thrilled to be apart of the 41st USCSA National Championships. It feels awesome to be able to help students get out in the snow and compete!

Can’t wait to get back to the park this winter?
We have listed some great locations where you want to go for some awesome parks! Keystone, Colorado; Breckenridge, Colorado; Mammoth, California; Park City, Utah; Whistler, Canada and so on. 

It’s time to start planning for your winter shredding trip! There are many factors to consider when choosing what ski resort to visit. Jackson Hole, Wyoming; Snowbird, Utah; Telluride, Colorado; Vail, Colorado; Aspen Snowmass, Colorado; 

Are you looking for the best ski goggles for your 2018 winter adventure under 100$? We’ve got you covered!

We have the best ski goggles for every member of the family, dad, mom, kids – you will definitely find a style that will suit you & your loved ones among our models and colors.

So you’re looking for an awesome hiking spot for the fall? We’ve got you covered!

There are a lot of truly amazing hiking trails all over the US. Take advantage of wonderful fall hiking with – at least sometimes – less crowded trails, less expensive lodging etc. Simply really good conditions for a hike.

Maybe you’ve had the unfortunate experience of using a pair of terrible swim goggles. They leak. They’re uncomfortable. They fog up. You spend so much of your time adjusting and readjusting that there’s no way you can enjoy what you actually hit the water to do.