Sweet Protection x Holzweiler
The Holzweiler x Sweet Protection collaboration complements our debut skiwear collection, delivering active essentials that ensure maximum safety in effortless, elevated style. Defined by clean lines, advanced engineering and functionality, we build on the already world-renowned innovation from the masterminds at Sweet Protection, fused with the Holzweiler visual language.
The mountains look even better through the Connor RIG® Reflect Goggles. Tough, yet sleek and breathable, these frameless designs boast Sweet Protection’s RIG® lens technology and our bespoke earth‑toned straps. Delivering high contrast, minimal colour distortion and reduced eye fatigue for clear vision on the mountain.
Your head deserves only the best - presenting award-winning, best-selling Switcher MIPS® shield helmets, in refined earth-toned colourways inspired by the Norwegian landscape. Adjustable and versatile, this all-mountain ski and snowboard headgear has MIPS technology for ultimate brain protection, whilst also bringing high energy via audio-ready earpieces. So you can ensure good vibes only on the slopes, wherever you go.
"While apparel is our expertise, we wanted to partner with specialists in safety - and we know someone who truly is. Sweet Protection immediately shared our enthusiasm for a collaboration. Andreas and I love spending time outdoors and going skiing with our family, so I have personally worn Sweet Protection for years, long before this collaboration - they truly make the best helmets and goggles out there."- Maria Skappel Holzweiler, Creative Director
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