Freedom. Nature. Adventure. That’s what Freeriding is all about.Escaping from the masses on the main slopes. Leaving your own traces in fresh, untouched powder. Looking out for the perfect run. This has inspired us to create the KJUS Freeride (FRX) Collection. By working closely together with our freeride ski team, we have engineered the „Kjus Systems“ – a collection of ski apparel which has been designed to match and function with each other. Minimized weight, maximum function and comfort, combined with progressive styling for high performance in the backcountry.

  We proudly present our new KJUS Teamrider: Stefan Häusl, another successful and uncompromising Freerider, supports our KJUS Team.Stefan, professional freeride skier since 2005,  is travelling the world, capturing his skiing action on film. His strength is to stay calm in difficult situations. He is very fast and one of the most technical riders of the Freeriding World Tour. And he does it in a very stylish way.He’s the “allrounder” in the freeriding scene. Started as a race skier in his early years but quickly developed his passion for freeriding. Today he’s one of the best freeriders of the World Tour and is living his dream.“My life revolves around freeriding. And I want to share the sport that I love so much and my passion for freeriding with everyone out there!”

 „With KJUS Clothing, I feel free in my movements. That’s very important in extreme situations. Therefore I can totally focus on the skiing while riding my lines. And it also looks damn good!”  Stefan Häusl was born and raised in Saalfelden, Austria but soon realized he had to move to live his dream. He built his skiing home base around St. Christoph on the beautiful Arlberg attending the local skiing academy and is since then following his passion – Freeriding. From a young, sympathetic freak he became a professional freerideer. Success speaks for itself.

She’s working out – six hours a day, six days a week. From core strength to coordination, from endurance to mental fitness. Lorraine is as uncompromising in her preparation for the upcoming season, as we at KJUS are with our clothing. 

Deep powder and blue sky. 2.200 metres above sea level. Just in the middle of nowhere. You might wanna rent a donkey to get there – or at least a snowmobile.