Industry Sporting goods Key people Georg Völkl, founder | Website www.volkl.com Founded 1923 Parent organizations K2 Sports, Jarden | |
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Products Skis, Tennis rackets, Apparel, Accessories | ||
V lkl 2017 women s kenja 90 skis
Völkl ( [fœlkl]) is a sports equipment manufacturer based in Germany. It is a subsidiary of the Jarden Corporation. Initially it manufactured skis, but has extended its line to snowboards, outerwear, and tennis gear. The American branch is located in Lebanon, New Hampshire along with its wholly owned binding manufacturer, Marker. In 2015 Völkl bought the ski boot manufacturer Dalbello.
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- V lkl 2017 women s kenja 90 skis
- Vlkl skis
- Vlkl in professional tennis
- Marker Volkl USA
- Vlkl Racing Ski Team
- Vlkl Freeski Team
- Tennis racket models
- References
Völkl skis
Since 1914, Völkl has manufactured skis in Straubing, Germany, a Bavarian town about one and a half hour's drive northeast of Munich. In the 1960s, Sears started distributing Völkl in North America under the Othmar Schneider and Sears brands. Though they recently built a state-of-the-art production facility in Straubing, the original factory is still in use as the Völkl World Logistics Center.
Völkl in professional tennis
Völkl tennis rackets were used by players such as Boris Becker, Michael Stich, Sergi Bruguera, Petr Korda and Jana Novotna. The list of current players includes Stefanie Vögele, Liezel Huber, Laura Siegemund and many Senior and Junior players on tour. Volkl Tennis is no longer a part of Volkl Skis and the manufacturing takes place in an entirely different factory.
Marker Volkl, USA
Located in New Hampshire, Marker Volkl, USA is the importer and distributor of Völkl products in the United States, and a subsidiary of Völkl International. Jarden Action Sports owns both Marker Volkl, USA and Völkl International. K2 and LINE were acquired by the Jarden Corporation in 2007.