Alpine Legend's Beanie Mask

Alpine Legend's Beanie Mask: One idea, two ways to wear Head out as a beanie, transform into a mask when the wind picks up: The Alpine Legend's Beanie Mask combines two ways of wearing in one product. Inspired by earlier days on the snow, made for your next ones. Behind it lies a tribute to Roger Staub and his joy in trying new things. From race lines to your own ideas Roger Staub from Arosa became an Olympic champion in giant slalom in 1960. Together with Art Furrer, he was also one of the Swiss pioneers of trick skiing. They played with balance, movement, and the possibilities of their skis. In doing so, they were part of early freestyle history. This spirit of experimentation connects generations on the snow. Perhaps you know it from a homemade kicker, an unusual movement, or a trick that you keep trying until it feels like your own. Staub was on skis. Our roots lie in snowboarding. We share the joy of developing something of our own. Versatile, whenever your mountain day demands it Staub also worked with products. The hat that became known under his name could be rolled down over the face. A practical idea from life on the snow that inspires us to this day. The Alpine Legend's Beanie Mask is an independent interpretation from HAE: You wear it as a beanie and transform it into a mask when needed. If the wind picks up at the top or your next lift ride is in the shade, you can adjust how you wear it. As part of Alpine Legends, it is a reminder of Roger Staub's curiosity and his contribution to mountain culture. The stories you experience with it are created out there. The most important product details: Two ways to wear: Beanie and mask Convertible by reshaping Made in Europe 100% acrylic Soft, comfortable feel Unisex