Kastle, kaestle, KÄSTLE Skis

In 1924, Anton Kästle built his first pair of skis in his workshop in Hohenems, Austria, beginning a unique legacy. Over the next decades, Toni Sailer, the Epple sisters, Pirmin Zurbriggen, Tom Stiansen and countless other skiing legends represented Kästle, in total winning 132 Olympic and World Cup medals and creating a worldwide following along the way. In 1998, Kästle disappeared from the market, abruptly and surprisingly.
In 2007, Kästle returned to the international ski community, with an investment group, once again creating skis that would set benchmarks for the whole ski industry. Kastle brought construction technologies from racing and applied them to all-mountain skis, with the addition of developing the revolutionary Hollowtech. Kästle has always set an impressive standard for industry leaders, and continues to do so, year after year. In 2015, Kästle returned to its original roots in Hohenems, Austria.