Those looking to partake in some ski jumping will find the 'Wingjump' to be the perfect accessory to wear that will provide enhanced capabilities on the slopes.
Coming in the Activ, Activ Air and Activ Carve styles, the 'Wingjump' works by providing additional lift for the skier to ski with more precision.
Whether used for getting some serious air on jumps or providing a slowing effect for those just learning to ski, the 'Wingjump' provides a bevy of uses that are suitable for skiers of all kinds.
The 'Wingjump' ski jumping wing suit is currently being funded on Kickstarter and is designed to be worn on the body like a cape. This makes it easy to slip on and off when hopping onto the chairlift.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Enhanced Ski Jumping
- The 'Wingjump' provides additional lift for skiers to ski with more precision in ski jumping, contributing to the trend of enhanced winter sport experiences.
- Multipurpose Winter Sport Accessories
- The 'Wingjump' serves multiple purposes in skiing, including getting some serious air on jumps and providing a slowing effect, representing a trend in multipurpose winter sport accessories.
- Skiing Wearables
- The 'Wingjump' is worn on the body like a cape and provides an innovative example of skiing wearables.
Where This Applies
- Winter Sports Equipment
- The 'Wingjump' provides an innovative and versatile accessory for ski jumping, creating potential opportunities for winter sports equipment manufacturers to develop new and unique products.
- Outdoor Retail
- Multipurpose winter sports accessories like the 'Wingjump' have the potential to disrupt the outdoor retail industry by providing more value and functionality for consumers.
- Crowdfunding
- The funding success of the 'Wingjump' on Kickstarter may spark disruptive innovation in the crowdfunding industry, particularly for the winter sports market.
