Keeping up with Cober

In this early spring, we retrace an itinerary that takes us into the heart of a snowy landscape at the foot of the majestic Sassolungo, in the Val Gardena Dolomites in South Tyrol.

For many people, skiing represents a moment of psychophysical well-being and socialising; it helps to get in deep contact with their emotions.

Those who love the mountains but are looking for something other than skiing on the slopes could try ski touring, a discipline that allows direct and genuine contact with nature.

For the current season we present two new adjustable models for freeriding, bringing the collection for this discipline to a total of nine models between fixed and adjustable.

We are located in the beautiful Val di Funes in South Tyrol, famous for being overlooked by the iconic Odle Dolomites. A set of peaks and sharp towers with a unique and unmistakable profile, crossed by steep, narrow and exciting forks.

This season, Cober is expanding its range of ski touring models with three new additions: Crust, Storm and Brave.

Shrouded in myths and legends echoing the history of ancient Greece, Mount Olympus is still considered a sacred mountain.

The saga of a family that unfolds throughout the 20th century, in a country divided and scarred by famine, wars and revolutions. Three generations of strong women, facing life with courage and determination.

When you go hiking in the mountains, it is easy to meet two types of hikers: those who bring their own food and those who can’t wait to get to the lodge for a nice meal.

Among the essential products for one’s first walk are trekking poles, as Stefano Marchi explains.

Alberto and Valentina from Focus on Trips take us with them to Passo Sella, from where a path zig-zags across the scree at the foot of the Dolomites walls.

Poles are an essential part of the equipment for tackling a multi-day trek in the mountains. We asked Marco Majori, mountain guide and mountaineering instructor of the Bormio Mountain Guides group, about the advantages of using trekking poles.

Our starting point is the Costalunga Pass, which, coming up from Bolzano, connects the Val d’Ega with the Val di Fassa. We put on our boots and prepare our trekking poles.

Numerous historical and cultural routes of the most diverse origins are being discovered and developed throughout our country. From ancient religious roads, to mule tracks, to old trade routes. Get yourself a pair of trekking poles and set out to discover the Cammini d’Italia!

New season, new Winter 22-23 catalogue with the addition of four new products divided into different categories: Freedom for Ski Touring, PowPow and Queen G for Freeskiing and Rebel for Alpine skiing.

Nordic Walking has been described by its creator, Marko Kantaneva, as the most efficient and enjoyable workout in the world. But what is it exactly?

The pole is perhaps the most overlooked or least known item of ski equipment. Most of the time we only take into account the length of the pole, but we ignore the fact that there are actually many other characteristics that we need to pay attention to, which vary from discipline to discipline.

For the restart season, Cober launches the new Hero grip, designed for greater comfort, together with a new design for the top-selling Eagle poles. The aim: to encourage sports and nature lovers to enjoy the experience with the best materials and tools.