ROSSIGNOL

Rossignol is one of the most iconic and influential French brands in the history of winter sports, founded in 1907 by Abel Rossignol in Voiron, France. The definition or concept of "Rossignol ski" encompasses both the multinational sports equipment manufacturer itself and its extensive and award-winning range of skis. On a technical level, the term is directly associated with constant innovation on the snow, having been a pioneer in historical milestones such as the creation of the iconic Strato model in the 1960s—the first fiberglass ski with a wood core to surpass one million units sold—and, more recently, in the development of the first highly recyclable ski with its project.

International Group: An industrial giant in the snow sports sector, encompassing leading brands such as Dynastar (skis), Lange (boots), and Look (bindings).

Sporting Prestige: A pioneering brand in athlete sponsorship, outfitting world and Olympic champions since the 1930s.

Literal Translation: "Rossignol" means nightingale in French, which explains why the classic logo and brand identity often include the silhouette of this bird alongside the colors of the French flag.