Kastle Kaestle Skis

Responsibility

At Kästle, we are aware of our role in creating a sustainable future for all of us and we accept this great responsibility. Kästle as a company is managed in a responsible and ethical manner so that the well-being of our planet, society and our stakeholders is maintained. Our responsibility is therefore not only reduced to our profit. It extends to making a positive impact on the world around us. Kästle also prioritizes sustainability, incorporating eco-friendly practices throughout their manufacturing process. By striving to minimize their environmental footprint, Kästle takes responsibility for preserving the natural playgrounds that skiers cherish.
Kastle Kaestle Skis

70% local wood in Kästle ski production

The choice of wood is determined by the desired properties of the ski in terms of stiffness, grip, stability, and weight. If the final product is to be stable, we choose a wood with a higher density, such as poplar or beech. A ski that should convince its rider with lightness and float, usually contains a lighter wood, such as paulownia. In many cases, however, we use a combination of different types of wood to meet all requirements. These are glued together and only then pressed with the remaining layers.

But why wood anyway? No other substance can provide the ski with the desired handling characteristics as well as this material - and retain them over a longer period of time. It is quite simply THE quality feature, which is why not only every Kästle has a wood core, but special attention is paid to its origin in the selection as well. Thus, we use up to almost 80% domestic woods, whose main supplier is located in Switzerland.

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