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2024
Ortles Next
Neve 104
The latest model from Ski Trab is designed for maximum fun in descent,
using new technology and natural materials.
2020
Emotion & Control
The latest generation of skis made in Bormio:
Magico.2 and Maestro.2
2012
The New Maestro
With its innovative sidecut and flex, the Maestro is
the first in a new line of ultralight skis.
2005
Duo Race
A revolutionary new design with twin tip
and split tail. Ski Trab skis become the most
used—and most successful—in ski
mountaineering races.
2000
Piuma
Race Aero
The honeycomb core is introduced. Experience
making lightweight skis leads to the introduction of
Aramid—more durable and stable than wood.
1990
Piuma
The focus shifts to making skis
as light as possible. Hans Kammerlander
achieves the first ski descent of Nanga
Parbat on the Ski Trab Piuma.
1980
Explorer
Touring skis become shorter and wider.
Adriano and Daniele finish their studies
and become ski instructors.
1970
MOVING OFF PISTE
The first skis designed for ski touring.
The first experiences with ski mountaineering
with the Folgore Alpine Guides from Bormio,
pioneers of the sport.
1960
Fiberglass
Fiberglass is introduced.
This is also a transformative decade for the ski industry,
with the introduction of composites, rabbeted edges
and new plastics.
1950
Okey
The first ski with screwed-on steel edges.
Giacomo Trabucchi officially goes into business
as a ski and sled maker.
1940
Bormio
The first Trab ski, made entirely from solid wood.
Giacomo makes his first pair of skis for him
and his brothers in the basement of his home.
