Yes, you have to read this name twice. It is an abbreviation for "Shred the alps", a shoe with "announcement". However, this model is a classic all-mountain shoe for clipless pedals that has proven itself quite well in the Alps.

If Thomas Frischknecht had to choose just one bike, what would he choose? According to his latest clip, it would be... a gravel bike. And he shows what he does with it right away.

Scott has recently launched its own travel offer with "Scott Travel" and is thus taking the step away from being a pure sports equipment manufacturer to a holistic experience provider. The offer currently includes some of the mountain bike highlights in the Alps and is now to be expanded at a rapid pace.

Scott's new Mountain Wear collection is designed for adventurers and is as versatile as it is durable. From biking to hiking and everything in between, the collection is made from technical, durable materials designed to withstand any situation. It features stretch fabrics for extra freedom of movement, robust inserts in areas exposed to sharp rocks or terrain, and outdoor-specific features such as reinforced shoulder inserts for backpacks.

Scott is proud to welcome freestyle skier Mathilde Gremaud to the ranks of its bike ambassadors. At just 22 years old, the young Swiss rider has already written her name into the history books after recently returning home from the Winter Games in Beijing as an Olympic champion. Gremaud is also an accomplished mountain biker, and she is looking forward to spending the summer on her bike and riding for a brand she grew up around.

At Scott, it's not just the portfolio of bikes for young mountain bikers that is huge. The clothes, shoes and helmets are where things really take off: With the XS size starting at 116 centimeters tall, it starts early with equipment that makes you want to go mountain biking. Scott leaves nothing to be desired when it comes to the right equipment up to a body size of 164 centimeters. Be it for young cross-country speedsters or for young rascals who want to make the park unsafe.

In the second episode of "Trail E-xplorer", Holger Meyer heads to Chur in Switzerland to discover the home trails of nine-time world champion Nino Schurter - trails in the middle of the mountains, some of which can even be ridden in winter.

After winning his 9th world championship title in the highest class, Nino Schurter collects his Scott Spark RC Special Edition 2022, a mountain bike worthy of a world champion.

Whether you're a world-class athlete or a recreational athlete, there's something magical about a new bike. It is precisely this magic that Lars Forster is now experiencing - his new competition bike not only has a substantial technical update under the hood - the look is also something special.

Scott has an extensive range for children in three collections: The Future Pro models are mountain bikes that adopt numerous features directly from their adult counterparts. The Big Kids bikes come in wheel sizes from 20 to 26 inches and the Little Kids bikes with 12 to 16 inches ensure that children can start cycling at a very early age.

This makes your mouth water: In the Tuned collection, Scott shows what it can do in the high-end sector. The Swiss bike manufacturer's highest-quality collection includes the trail, enduro and downhill segments - and now also gravel. The bikes and clothing are dominated by the color theme of black and white, with the latest technology at the heart of the hard and soft goods.

A futuristic-looking carbon frame with integrated suspension strut, modern geometry and center of gravity as well as plenty of suspension travel, paired with the latest Bosch power unit and a fat 750 watt-hour battery: the new Patron e-mountainbike sounds like a promise. But can Scott keep it?

When developing the Patron eRIDE, the design team faced its biggest challenge yet. In the latest video, Scott shows the story behind the unique design of the new e-mountain bike and the passion that those involved put into this project.

How is a mountain bike made? It starts with a lot of brainpower, or in other words, engineering skill. And this should be protected. Scott takes a look at the maps of the patent system, a field of lawyers. Swiss radio SRF has determined that there are up to thirty patented engineering achievements in a Scott bike.

What are the most important accessories when biking? The mini tool, the spare inner tube, the water bottle? No, of course not, the absolute must-have is of course the helmet. If your existing model is getting a bit long in the tooth, then you should take a look at Scott's new Argo Plus helmet. Speaking of looking: It's particularly convenient that Scott presents the helmet in a moving image.

Test events are great for riding lots of different bikes. However, there is often little time to devote to a single model. This is different on the weekend of October 22-24 in Pontresina. E-mountainbikes from Flyer, Scott, Specialized and Husqvarna can be tested on extended, guided tours from the Hotel Palü.

What does the ultimate vehicle look like to support the athletes in the tech zone? Scott mechanic Brad Copeland shows his vision, which has become reality, of how he keeps Kate Courtney in the World Cup in the event of defects. The right drink after the race is also already taken care of.

The Scott Contessa Signature Collection includes a wide range of products for style-conscious female cyclists, from road to MTB. Everything fits together visually and functionally, from the bike to the socks. For the first time, Scott's clothing line was created by women for women. Ride had products from the mountain collection tested by an experienced female biker.

Scott launches a new e-bike, the "Patron" - a carbon bomber with rear suspension integrated into the frame and a twisted drive unit. The eye-catcher is powered by the new Bosch motor with a 750 Wh battery.

The new Scott Spark caused a lot of discussion immediately after its launch. Did Scott copy Bold Cycles? Yes and no. Scott has owned the Bold brand and therefore its patents since 2019. At first glance, the Spark clearly looks like the subsidiary's bikes, but at second glance there are some differences.

In the 3rd episode of Rising, we follow Kate Courtney as she prepares for the 2021 season, for the first major world championships, and we learn how world champion and team leader, Frischi, helps her stay on track.

The Cross-Country World Cup in Leogang will feature an unusual eye-catcher: the Scott-Sram team led by Nino Schurter will be at the start with brand new bikes that have the rear shock absorber sunk into the inside of the frame. Scott is thus launching a completely new suspension platform for the Spark model, which will be applied to the entire portfolio in future.

As editor of Ride, Thomas Giger is constantly on the lookout for new single trails and fresh tours. For this field work, he needs a powerful (e-)bike. His 2021 workhorse first had to pass the Ride test before setting off into the unknown this season.

Bosch eBike Systems gains Nino Schurter, one of the most successful mountain bikers, as a brand ambassador. In future, Schurter will therefore use the e-mountain bike more often for technical training or on rest days, for example.

The Scott-Sram team is expanding its partnership with Syncros and making the brand the official wheel sponsor for the 2021 season and beyond.

After almost ten years together, Scott Sports is delighted to announce that it will be working with the exceptional British mountain biker Brendan Fairclough for a further three years.

When Gustav Gulholm - aka Dangerholm - reaches into the tuning box, it's not just a particularly light saddle that ends up on the bike. He creates unique works of art that are particularly light and visually captivating and feature technical delicacies. His latest project, the Scott Hyper Spark, is no exception.

You'll never get bored with Vincent Tupin. The 26-year-old Frenchman uses his home region on Lake Geneva to ride his BMX in parks, ride DH tracks in the snow and rock the nearby Alpine trails on his Scott Gambler and Scott Ransom. The clip shows how versatile "Vinny T" is as a rider and what he experienced in the turbulent year 2020.

Born from a passion for style and innovation, built with a focus on safety and functionality, Scott launches the brand new Stego Plus, the new helmet for mountain-enthusiastic gravity and enduro specialists.

This is the dream of both young mountain bikers and parents who want to treat their bike-loving child to a really cool bike: A mini enduro bike with 140 millimeters of suspension travel, dropper post and compatibility for 24 and 26 inch bikes so that the bike can grow with the child. This is exactly what Scott now offers with the Future Pro Ransom.

Whether it's an after-work ride or a ride after school on a Friday afternoon, a day trip together, a cool bike park weekend or even your first Alpine cross - mountain biking with the whole family is an incomparable experience. However, parents should take a few tips to heart to ensure that the joint bike trip doesn't turn into a nightmare. Here are the eight commandments.

Scott's enduro bike Ransom has undergone another incarnation: As the Ransom eRide, it should now be just as much fun going uphill as it is going down.

Rugged, feminine, aerodynamic: Scott's 2021 Contessa Signature collection is designed for women who care about the look and performance of their equipment. The collection offers everything from specially designed bikes and road bikes to a wide range of matching clothing and equipment from Scott's own Trail, Endurance and RC segments.

The Centric Plus helmet has been protecting the heads of Nino Schurter and his team colleagues since 2016. Now Scott is launching the new Centric Plus. Despite the larger protective surface, it is said to be one of the lightest in its class at around 200 grams, offer better ventilation, be more aerodynamic and, thanks to the new Mips system, even safer than its predecessor.

What could be better than going on a great bike tour or even a bike vacation with the kids? There are a few rules to follow so that the Alpine dream doesn't turn into a nightmare. Episode 3 of the "Heroes inspire Heroes" series is all about "Family bike tours".

How do you get little couch potatoes out into nature? It's simple - with a mountain bike! This is the mobility guarantee for all children. But which one is the right one? And how do kids learn to ride over hill and dale? Part 2 of the "Heroes inspire Heroes" series explains.

Brendan Fairclough comes up with one funny idea after another during his time off from racing. Now he has put a Scott Spark RC - the frame corresponds to Nino Schurter's World Cup machine - to the acid test on one of his home trails. It doesn't take long for it to go bang, but then Brendog gives the race file a decisive twist.

Internet, Instagram and the like - kids surf the digital wave so much that they sometimes threaten to swim away. The best counter-current system is the mountain bike. For kids, biking means freedom, adventure - and fun.

To be fast, training is not just about fitness. Riding technique, body position and bike settings are just as important. In the fifth episode of "Fitter, Faster, Stronger", world champion Nino Schurter explains the steps you can take to improve off-road.

If you love your bike, you don't just push it, you also use it in bad weather. Scott knows that good clothing is the key to happiness. The Trail Storm collection equips the rider for wild weather and passes the test on the west coast of Scotland with flying colors.

The question of what Nino Schurter will do after the 2020 season has now been answered: he will remain loyal to racing and Scott for another two years. Kate Courtney has also signed with Scott-Sram until the end of 2022. In addition to its two figureheads, two of the team's key sponsors, Sram and Rock Shox, have also extended their contracts.

Lars Forster is one of the big up-and-comers in mountain biking. He is already part of Nino Schurter's team and is being touted as the superstar's former successor. Now the TV channel "Mysports" has published a wonderful video documentary about Forster, a 43-minute documentary that is a must-see.

Our friends from MTB-Mag dragged Nino Schurter in front of the camera and had him answer 33 questions from their readers. The result is an unusual and interesting interview with a relaxed Nino Schurter. Predicate: revealing.

The limelight is not Beat Zaugg's thing. The Scott boss rarely appears in the media, preferring to pull the strings in the background, but he does it properly. With and thanks to him, the company from Fribourg has become one of the largest and most important bicycle manufacturers in the world over the last twenty years, with an output of 700'000 bikes per year.

Yes, summer is over now. But that's no reason to mope, because biking is also possible in the "darker" seasons. Here are a few great products that have been put through their paces this spring.

A bidon holder can hold a bottle. Or, in the case of Scott, completely escalate in a sensationally universal direction: the "is Tailor Cage" can hold a multitool, chain links, pump and a tube with an extension. Predicate: Practical!

A bidon holder can hold a bottle. Or, in the case of Scott, completely escalate in a sensationally universal direction: the "is Tailor Cage" can hold a multitool, chain links, pump and a tube with an extension. Predicate: Practical!

If you watch the cross country broadcasts on redbulltv with your kids, you will soon be confronted with this question: When will I get my (next) mountain bike? At Scott, of course, they know the answer to this question: namely now, and inspired by Nino Schurter and Kate Courtney.

The fourth episode of Kate Courtney's video series "Rising" focuses on technical riding progress. From technical skills and line choice to minimizing riding errors, her team boss Thomas Frischknecht is on hand to offer advice and support.