
Zugspitz Ultra Trail, 108km of pure emotion
Robert Urban: "This time, my partner Annelieke also caught the ultramarathon fever. Sharing these grueling long distances with her became a deep source of motivation. Despite our intensive preparation, we were still nervous about the race. The thought of running for over 20 hours through the night filled us with anxiety. Would our legs hold up? Would our stomachs cope? Did we pack enough clothing for 2,100 meters above sea level? But no amount of fatigue or pain could stop us. Without a doubt, the best day of my life!"

Bernina Ultraks Trail Marathon - 42.5 km and 2,600 meters of elevation gain
Celina Weber: "After having to put my preparations for my first trail race on hold last year due to a serious accident that resulted in fractured vertebrae, I'm overjoyed to have finally put the project into action this summer! The Bernina Ultraks Trail Marathon in Pontresina was on the agenda. 42.5km and 2600 meters of elevation gain over beautiful trails and glaciers in the high mountains of Graubünden. A real sufferfest, and all the more emotional at the finish. With the snowline spikes, crossing the glaciers and snowfields was a real pleasure. I had incredible grip and saved valuable energy, which I really needed in the later kilometers."

Salomon Pitz Alpine Glacier Trail - 103 km and approx. 6,000 meters of elevation gain
Over 2,000 runners took on their personal challenge and explored the Pitztal trails. Many of them safely conquered the Pitztal Glacier thanks to our snowline spikes. The highest point is the Mittagskogel Saddle at 3,070 meters, followed by a spectacular glacier crossing to the Braunschweiger Hut. Hardly any race is more fitting for snowline than the PAGT with its glacier crossing.

Vertical Up, Kitzbühel
Bianca Riegel: "Our runners rely on snowline spikes when they conquer the race course from bottom to top in icy conditions.
They're also a must-have in every backpack when hiking!"
(Organizational Comm. Marketing, Race Office, Mountain Guide)