The Para Team Salomon spearheads the Adaptive Project, a unique inclusion initiative in trail running. In partnership with Airbus and the École des Mines d'Albi, the team develops low-cost, high-performance racing prosthetics, notably using aerospace-grade carbon. The initiative aims to make performance accessible and is nominated for the Trail Running Awards.

The startup BORNER offers an unprecedented hybrid model: the autonomy of structured digital planning (professional methods) combined with on-demand human expertise (coaches, physios, nutritionists). This solution aims to bridge the gap between generic plans and individual coaching.

The Valone startup, a nominee for Startup of the Year, proves that performance and sustainability are complementary. Its trail running shoe, manufactured in Portugal, incorporates reparability right from the design stage to extend the product's lifespan without compromising its technical level on demanding terrain.

myRavito, a startup nominated for Startup of the Year, has designed an app to democratize personalized endurance nutrition. Powered by an independent algorithm, it generates custom nutritional plans incorporating gut training. The strong market adoption during the pre-sales phase confirms the project's relevance.

Trail Assistance is a new app developed to solve the logistical challenges of trail running. By centralizing automated race plans, geolocation and crew training on a single platform, this startup aims to professionalize support.

The Sidas T-Free sock, developed with Jonathan Albon, features T-Free® technology which frees the big toe for a more natural stride and better stability in trail running.

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 running pack: 110g, heat-sealed, manufactured between the Drôme and Haute-Savoie. A minimalist product incorporating Dyneema and French stretch fabric.

FUGA EX PRO: Kailas' trail running super-shoe. X-shaped carbon plate, responsive TPU cushioning and Vibram grip optimized with Litebase. A versatile, lightweight model (295g) designed for technical races, whatever the distance.

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

SCOTT ENDURANCE SL: The trail jacket designed to be worn over your pack. A unique development featuring stretch zones and rapid access to flasks. Waterproof (Pertex® Shield) and equipped with RECCO® safety technology.

New in the Brooks lineup: the Cascadia Elite. A competition 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 sunglasses, nominated for the Trail Running Awards, offer a major innovation: replacing the temples with an adjustable recycled nylon cord. Ultra-lightweight (27g) and equipped with Zeiss lenses, they eliminate pressure points and are compatible with all helmets and hats.

214g, resistant Dyneema upper and durable Arnitel cushioning. The norda 005 model also integrates a Vibram Megagrip Elite sole to optimize grip. A technical development attracting attention in the "Product of the Year" category.

Pachamama connects brands and practitioners to co-create the future of trail running. With 1,700 testers and a scientific methodology, the agency validates product potential prior to market release.