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KILIAN JORNET BORN TO RUN - Amer Sports

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EDI<strong>TO</strong>RIAL<br />

IN SEARCH OF A GOOD<br />

<strong>RUN</strong>NING SHOE<br />

Running shoes have come to feature more and more technology<br />

and versatility. Before making a purchase, buyers really need to<br />

know what purpose the shoes will be used for, what kind of<br />

terrain they will be used on and what their own foot and step are<br />

like.<br />

It can be difficult to find answers to these questions. This is<br />

where knowledgeable salespeople play an important role. They<br />

help to find the shoe best suited to the foot and step of individual<br />

runners. They also know it is worth spending time looking for<br />

just the right shoe.<br />

This is also true when buying sports equipment and<br />

apparel. It is important to compare different products,<br />

since well fitting gear saves the user from many worries.<br />

Every athlete and exerciser has unique requirements.<br />

Even if a product suits your friend and does well in tests<br />

it does not necessarily suit you.<br />

Many manufacturers offer tools that help select<br />

the optimum product for you from a wide range of<br />

items. For example, the Wilson Get Fit online tool<br />

helps golfers choose the clubs that best match<br />

their needs based on an interactive questionnaire.<br />

Various social network services, such as the<br />

Suunto Movescount, are also good channels for<br />

collecting information. They connect exercisers<br />

to one another and give them the opportunity to<br />

share their best experiences.<br />

Go ahead and ask for advice and get to know<br />

different services!<br />

Maarit Mikkonen<br />

Editor-in-chief<br />

CONTRIBU<strong>TO</strong>R SON OF THE FOREST<br />

2 || 3.2010<br />

This time of year Kimmo Piispa is most likely found in<br />

the forest. The 37-year-old has done a variety of outdoor<br />

sports all his life. Fly fishing and hunting top the<br />

list, but he also enjoys telemark skiing, climbing and<br />

paddling. On top of all this, he works as a fishing guide,<br />

takes photos and writes articles about his hobbies for<br />

magazines such as the Pohjolan Perhokalastaja (Nordic<br />

Fly Fisher). Kimmo contributed to this edition with an<br />

article on fishing in the Kola Peninsula, on page 36.<br />

NEXT<br />

AN AMER SPORTS MAGAZINE<br />

The magazine is published quarterly<br />

in Finnish and English.<br />

Editorial staff<br />

Editor-in-Chief<br />

Maarit Mikkonen<br />

<strong>Amer</strong> <strong>Sports</strong> Corporation,<br />

Communications Department,<br />

P.O. Box 130, FI-00601 Helsinki,<br />

FINLAND<br />

Tel. +358 9 7257 8306<br />

Fax +358 9 791 385<br />

maarit.mikkonen@amersports.com<br />

www.amersports.com<br />

Alma Media Lehdentekijät Oy<br />

P.O. Box 502, FI-00101 Helsinki,<br />

FINLAND<br />

www.lehdentekijat.fi<br />

Producer<br />

Markku Rimpiläinen<br />

Subeditor<br />

Irina Mikkola<br />

Art Director<br />

Mika Soikkeli<br />

Cover photo Monica Dalmasso/Salomon<br />

Translations by AAC Global Oy<br />

Composition and repro Aste Helsinki Oy<br />

Printed by Libris Oy<br />

ISSN 1459-5095 (print)<br />

ISSN 1795-2247 (online)<br />

Address source<br />

<strong>Amer</strong> <strong>Sports</strong> Register<br />

of Shareholders and Customers,<br />

<strong>Amer</strong> <strong>Sports</strong> Corporation,<br />

P.O. Box 130, FI-00601 Helsinki,<br />

FINLAND<br />

Address changes<br />

amer.communications@amersports.com<br />

www.amersports.com<br />

www.arcteryx.com<br />

www.atomicsnow.com<br />

www.mavic.com<br />

www.precor.com<br />

www.salomon.com<br />

www.suunto.com<br />

www.wilson.com

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