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History Scott

The Scott company was born in 1958 with the development of revolutionary ski poles by Ed Scott, a talented engineer and ski racer.
In 1935, Ed Scott worked in a ski shop in New York. He gained good experience there and dreamed of opening his own ski equipment store.
Those were great times for the development of a new company, as skiing was developing rapidly, innovations in the ski industry appeared almost every day, and the sport was becoming more and more popular. Ed Scott decided to open a company for the production of ski poles. The aluminum poles produced by SCOTT immediately replaced the previously used bamboo and steel.
Ed Scott saw the introduction of technical innovations as a philosophy of the new company, associated with the brand and capable of conquering new markets.
By 1962, most of the winners in ski competitions used Scott ski poles. But the revolution in ski pole production is not the only thing that makes Scott famous. In 1971, SCOTT produces the world's lightest ski boots and introduces the first ski goggles that use foam rubber for ventilation.
In 1986, SCOTT expands further, opens a ski pole factory and becomes the world leader in their production.
In 2008, Scott celebrated its golden anniversary - 50 years. At this point, the company is one of the leaders in introducing new technologies into winter sports, as well as motorized and cycling. The company's success was facilitated by the motto, which states to introduce innovations, constructively implement them in sports and develop them comprehensively.
Today, Scott is the largest manufacturer of alpine skis and accessories.