The Salomon Para Team is spearheading the Adaptive Project, a unique initiative promoting inclusion in trail running. The team, in partnership with Airbus and the École des Mines d'Albi, is developing low-cost, high-performance running prostheses, using carbon fiber from the aerospace industry. The initiative aims to make performance accessible and is a nominee for the Trail Running Awards.

The BORNER startup offers a unique hybrid model: the autonomy of structured digital planning (pro methods) combined with human expertise (coaches, physiotherapists, nutritionists) available on demand. This solution aims to bridge the gap between generic plans and individual coaching.

Startup Valone, nominated for Startup of the Year, proves that performance and durability go hand in hand. Its trail shoe, made in Portugal, incorporates repairability right from the design stage, to extend the product's lifespan without compromising its level of technicality on demanding terrain.

myRavito, a Startup of the Year candidate, has designed an application to democratize personalized endurance nutrition. Based on an independent algorithm, it generates tailor-made nutritional plans by integrating digestive training. A project whose relevance has been confirmed by the strong market take-up from the pre-sales phase onwards.

Trail Assistance is a new application developed to solve the logistical challenges of trail running. By centralizing automated race plans, geolocation and assistant training on a single platform, this start-up aims to professionalize support.

The Sidas T-Free sock, developed with Jonathan Albon, features T-Free® technology that frees up the big toe for a more natural stride and greater stability on the trail.

The Bollé Trailchaser marks the brand's entry into trail-running. A high-performance limited series featuring Phantom lenses, the FIT-TEC system and an eco-designed frame.

Millet's Intense One reinvents the trail bag: 110g, thermally bonded, made between the Drôme and Haute-Savoie regions. A minimalist product incorporating Dyneema and French stretch fabric.

FUGA EX PRO: Kailas' super trail shoe. Carbon X-plate, responsive TPU cushioning and Litebase-optimized Vibram grip. A versatile, lightweight model (295g) designed for technical runs of all distances.

Cloudultra Pro: 275g of Swiss ultra-trail technology. This Awards-nominated model uses PEBA Helion™ HF foam for optimal energy return and a Leno Weave upper for maximum durability.

SCOTT ENDURANCE SL: The trail jacket that goes over the pack. A unique development with stretch zones and quick access to flanges. Waterproof (Pertex® Shield) and equipped with RECCO® safety technology.

New in the Brooks range: the Cascadia Elite. A trail running shoe featuring DNA Gold PEBA foam, a carbon plate and the Vibram Megagrip Elite outsole. Already 26 podium finishes for this Trail Running Awards nominee.

The Ombraz Refugio goggles, nominated for the Trail Running Awards, feature a major innovation: the replacement of temples with an adjustable cord made from recycled nylon. Ultralight (27g) and equipped with Zeiss lenses, they eliminate pressure points and are compatible with all helmets and hats.

214g, durable Dyneema upper and Arnitel cushioning. The norda 005 also features a Vibram Megagrip Elite outsole to optimize grip. A technical development that attracts attention in the "Product of the Year" category.

Pachamama connects brands and trail runners to co-create the future of trail running. With 1,700 testers and a scientific methodology, the agency validates the potential of products before they are released.