Spyder, a leading ski and performance brand, today announced that it has renewed its long-standing partnership with The United States Ski Team (USST) for an additional four years, through 2020. As part of the agreement, Spyder will continue to serve as the team’s official apparel supplier through the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics.
Julia Hansen, President of Spyder, continued, "We are proud to have established such a strong partnership with the U.S. Ski Team over the past 26 years, and to have launched innovations that have seen the team through some of the most prestigious competitions and medals. Spyder and the USST truly inspire each other to reach new heights of performance every time, and we are honored to continue powering these elite athletes with products designed to provide a competitive edge."
In the renewed partnership, Spyder will supply its highest performing products, which fuse proprietary technology, form, function and style to outfit the U.S. Ski Team through June 2020. Spyder has served as the official apparel sponsor of the U.S. Ski Team since 1989, collaborating closely to design innovative performance gear for the world’s top athletes.
"Spyder has helped maximize the performance of our team throughout seven Olympics and twelve World Championships," said Mike Jaquet, Chief Marketing Officer of The U.S. Ski Team. "We are very pleased to extend our partnership, and I am confident that, as they continue to design the most innovative and technologically advanced products, Spyder will enable us to reach unlimited potential."
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