ski jumper

Athlete who practices ski jumping; the ski jumper takes part in individual (large jump, normal jump) and team (large jump) events.
ski jumper 						Device used to fasten the boot to the ski; the heel is left free so that the ski jumper can lean forward during flight.				  							Ski without edges that is longer and wider than an alpine ski; its bottom has lengthwise grooves that provide stability in a straight line.				  							Boot that is more flexible than an alpine ski boot; it provides good ankle support while allowing forward flexion.												Covering for the hand and wrist that protects them against the cold and snow in the event of a fall.												Hard piece of equipment designed to protect the head.				  							Skintight one-piece garment whose thickness and air permeability are regulated.

See Also


running shoe

hand

track

jumping technique

binding

Device used to fasten the boot to the ski; the heel is left free so that the ski jumper can lean forward during flight.

jumping ski

Ski without edges that is longer and wider than an alpine ski; its bottom has lengthwise grooves that provide stability in a straight line.

ski jumping boot

Boot that is more flexible than an alpine ski boot; it provides good ankle support while allowing forward flexion.
running shoe
running shoe

glove

Covering for the hand and wrist that protects them against the cold and snow in the event of a fall.
hand
hand

helmet

Hard piece of equipment designed to protect the head.

ski jumping suit

Skintight one-piece garment whose thickness and air permeability are regulated.