The basis for a successful performance is, of course, the sports equipment itself. Monoskiers tend to be tech-savvy and are always on the lookout for the latest and best gliding equipment. The most important thing is a topsheet that is as colorful as possible, preferably with an (almost) direct connection to winter, such as palm trees, the sea or cocktails. The fixed (binding) binding to the monoski is primarily a high-tech safety binding, the luckiest ones consider themselves owners of a Calgary edition from Marker. The poles should be matched to the ski, if not, but definitely a rich play of colors with exclusive plates.
The appearance of the skier himself is as individual as life itself. However, you can see a small trend that the rear-entry boots are slowly disappearing from the scene market. However, this is only because time has caused most models to break in two (unfortunately). In terms of functionality, they are of course unbeatable and still have no equal. So if you're still out and about in a well-preserved hecksteiger, preferably pink or in a racing look (with as many adjustment wheels as possible), you're already in a different league all of your own.
