"World's best bump ski" that has dominated the Olympic podium. Victory skis proudly from Osaka, Japan.｜ID one
Why do the world's top athletes choose skis from a small Japanese maker?
Because there is overwhelming "trust" supporting extreme turns won by hundredths of a second.
Skis made one by one with the soul of Japanese craftspeople are conquering mogul courses around the world.
A world-recognized "Made in Japan"
"ID one" is a pure-domestic ski brand developed by Material Sports Inc. in Osaka. Its name became known worldwide through the legendary feat of "sweeping the podium" in Olympic mogul competitions. World-ranked top athletes regardless of nationality — Aiko Uemura, Mikaël Kingsbury and more — use ID one. They are truly "skis built to win," packed with technology to ski accurately and aggressively under the harsh conditions of a mogul course.
Why "ID one" Is Chosen | 3 Reasons
An Olympic feat
Through the moguls competitions of the Winter Olympics — Sochi, PyeongChang, Beijing — many medalists used ID one, regardless of gender. There were even events where "every athlete on the podium was using ID one," whose overwhelming share and high performance shocked skiers worldwide.
The moguls-specialized "MR series"
Unlike general ski makers that produce "for uneven terrain" as a side line, ID one develops specifically "for skiing bumps." They push handling on bumps to the limit — adopting a stainless crack edge and a supple flex profile.
Precision Made in Japan
ID one skis are produced by skilled craftspeople at long-established Japanese ski factories (such as Ogasaka Ski) with over 100 years of history. From core material selection to finishing, an uncompromising Japan quality supports the feet of athletes who compete on the world stage.
Editor's Note
The biggest reason Olympic athletes choose ID one is said to be "the lack of variation in quality." Top athletes use multiple pairs of skis interchangeably, and ID one's are manufactured with such precision that switching pairs barely changes the feel. The balance of "rebound" — absorbing the harsh impact of bumps while accelerating into the next turn — is also exquisite. These Japan-made skis are chosen as "the most trustworthy partner" to deliver 100% of an athlete's ability on a big stage where mistakes aren't allowed.
A Lineup That Conquered the World | 5 Editor's Picks
From the gold-medal mogul ski "MR series" to freeride models that work on groomed runs too, and lightweight models for adults. Masterpieces that gather the best of the technology.
Mogul Ride MR-CE
Equipped with the crack edge. The top model for fighting on the world stage.
"CE" stands for Crack Edge (an edge with notches). Because the edge itself bends, it doesn't hinder the ski's deflection, delivering a handling that "grips" even on hard bumps. A true champion model loved by many gold medalists.
Mogul competition, conquering bumps, certification testing.
Mogul Ride MR-G
Learn the fun of bumps. The best balance of usability and performance.
A model with especially excellent balance within the MR series. With moderate tension yet easy handling, it supports a wide range from mogul beginners to advanced skiers. With high carving performance on groomed runs, it's an all-rounder mogul ski.
Mogul introduction, spring skiing, cruising the slopes.
Free Ride FR-X
Groomed runs and bumps in one. Freeride for technical skiers.
A popular model among technical skiers. It achieves both sharp turns on groomed runs and running performance on uneven terrain. Not as slim as moguls, not as heavy as general technical skis — ideal for anyone who wants to handle any slope condition with a single pair.
Skiing technique tests, all-round skiing including bumps.
Slow Ride SR-M
Light and untiring. A lightweight model you'll want to ski forever on.
A lightweight model under the theme of "Slow Ride." Very light, with a soft flex setting, so even skiers not confident in their leg strength or senior skiers can enjoy a full day without tiring. The board turns surprisingly smoothly even on bumpy slopes.
For senior skiers, resort skiing, or saving stamina.
ID one Carbon Pole (MR-13 etc.)
The magic of swing balance. You feel the difference the moment you plant it.
ID one's pole is as highly regarded as its skis. With the center of gravity designed close to the hand, it feels lighter than its actual weight, enabling quick pole work. A gem you'll want to match with your board if you ski bumps.
For moguls, or improving pole work on bumpy slopes.
Summary: Skis that know the summit.
ID one skis are not just competition equipment.
The joy of conquering tough bumps; the pleasure of carving turns at will.
These skis — which have seen the finest scenery in the world — will surely raise your ski life a notch.
- Company
- Material Sports Inc.
- Founded
- 2000
- Address
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1-30 Sakuramachi, Moriguchi City, Osaka 570-0027, Japan
Google Map - Tel
- +81-6-6992-2070
- Business
- Planning, manufacturing and sales of ski equipment; athlete training and support
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