No carbon fiber. No shortcuts. Peak2002 skis are built with European flax fiber biocomposites for performance you can actually feel on snow. The difference? Every turn leaves a lighter footprint.
Flax naturally absorbs vibration. That means less chatter on hard snow, more stability in variable conditions, and less fatigue over a full day.
We use zero carbon fiber. Replacing it with flax significantly reduces the CO₂ emissions linked to the reinforcement layers of the ski.
Every prototype is designed and tested in the Swiss Alps around Le Moléson. We refine each ski on snow until the performance feels right, not just on paper.
Carbon fiber is high-performance, but its production is extremely energy-intensive, with research reporting around 31 kg CO₂ per kg of fiber.
Peak2002 replaces it with a flax and fiberglass hybrid composite. Fiberglass provides stability and moisture protection, while flax delivers superior vibration damping for a smoother ride. The result is performance-focused ski construction, with a significantly lower footprint.
Every Peak2002 topsheet is drawn from the Alps we ride. The tip traces the mountain silhouette, and the design flows into topographic altitude lines, the same ones you ski down or climb on touring skins. The coordinates mark the summit that started it all.
Peak2002 was born in the Swiss Alps, under the constant view of Le Moléson, the 2002-meter peak that gave the brand its name.
In 2025, while working with biocomposites, we started testing flax fiber as a true replacement for carbon. The first handmade prototypes proved what we hoped was possible: high-performance skis can be built with far lower impact.
Today, we develop and test every ski in real alpine conditions, refining each prototype until it skis exactly the way it should. Peak2002 is built for people who want performance, but also want their gear to respect the mountains it depends on.
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Peak2002 is a Swiss ski brand developing high-performance alpine skis using flax fiber biocomposite technology. Named after Le Moléson (2002m) in the Swiss Alps, we build skis that perform on snow while leaving a lighter footprint on the mountain.
We replace carbon fiber with a flax and fiberglass hybrid composite. Flax naturally absorbs vibration, meaning less chatter on hard snow, more stability in variable conditions, and less fatigue over a full day. The result is performance-focused ski construction with 72% lower CO₂ emissions compared to carbon fiber in the material production phase.
Our skis are designed for intermediate to expert skiers. The All Mountain Ski (AM 96) is the most accessible model for those transitioning from beginner to intermediate level.
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All Peak2002 skis are developed and tested in Switzerland. Every prototype is refined in real alpine conditions until it performs exactly the way it should.
We currently have four models in development: the Piste P 70, All Mountain AM 96, Freeride FR 110, and Touring TR 95. Each is engineered for different mountain conditions, from groomed runs to backcountry touring.
Yes, we will ship to most countries worldwide. Shipping costs and delivery times vary by location. Details will be available when we launch.
All Peak2002 skis come with a 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects. We stand behind the quality of our craftsmanship.
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