Fisch-Tools Austria and the U.S. Ski Team have signed an sponsorship
agreement, whereby the U.S. Ski Team will use ALU SPEED drill bits
exclusively under a three-year contract.
The ALU SPEED drill bit
is a patented design featuring extreme lightness and toughness, with
precise and quick drilling into the snow and ice surface for setting
slalom poles and catch netting. Each drill bit is precision CNC
fabricated from aircraft aluminum. They feature tungsten carbide tips
that can be rotated and eventually
replaced. The exclusive fluting design pulls snow out of the hole with
utmost efficiency, saving on battery life during the training session.
ALU SPEED drill bits are distributed exclusively in North America by Reliable Racing Supply. For product information, visit www.reliableracing.com and type ALU SPEED into the website’s search box.About Fisch-Tools
The Johann Eberhard LLC specializes in the manufacture of high-quality
drilling and cutting tools with operations based at their drill factory
in West Styria, Austria, and their subsidiary company FAMMAB Eberhard
France S.A. in France.
About the US Ski Team
The U.S. Ski and
Snowboard Association (USSA) is the national governing body of Olympic
skiing and snowboarding. It is the parent organization of the U.S. Ski
Team, U.S. Snowboarding and U.S. Freeskiing. The USSA provides
leadership and direction for tens of thousands of young skiers and
snowboarders, encouraging and supporting them in achieving excellence.
About Reliable Racing Supply
Reliable Racing Supply (RRS), has provided ski racing enthusiasts and
the ski resort industry with innovative and hard-to-find products since
1965. RRS was first to introduce flexing slalom poles called Break-A-Way
to FIS World Cup competition at Waterville Valley, NH in 1980.
Break-A-Way slalom poles were featured at the 2015 FIS Alpine Ski World
Championships at Vail/Beaver Creek, and at the 1998 Nagano Olympics.
Visit www.reliableracing.com for more information.
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