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Rossignol turns to 37.5 for new skiwear collection

01/11/2018
Rossignol turns to 37.5 for new skiwear collection

French ski brand Rossignol has incorporated 37.5 thermoregulation technology from textile technology developer Cocona into a new range of training clothing aimed at cross-country skiers. The technology takes its name from the optimum human body temperature, 37.5 degrees Celsius.  Rossignol has said that long-distance skiers expend a considerable ...

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