Alexis
Pinturault

Nationality: France
Hometown: Moûtiers, Savoie, France
Height: 180 cm
Born: 20 March 1991
Turned pro: 2009

Equipment

8 entries · 7 categories

Skis

Head

Worldcup Rebels

Head's Worldcup Rebels GS/SL race-stock line.

Head's technical-discipline (GS/SL) World Cup race-stock ski line

Giant Slalom

Head

Worldcup Rebels e-Speed

Pinturault also races super-G; Head's Worldcup Rebels e-Speed line covers SG/DH.

Speed-discipline (SG/DH) race ski line built with Titanal and Graphene for stability at high speed

Super-G

Boots

Head

World Cup race boot line, 96mm last, adjustable flex, Race Balance geometry, FIS-approved sole

Bindings

Head

Model not published

Standard Head race binding pairing.

Race-stock alpine binding paired with Head's World Cup ski/boot race line

Giant Slalom

Brand only Reference

Poles

Leki

Model not published

Race-stock alpine pole used by Leki-sponsored World Cup athletes

Alpine Skiing

Brand only Reference

Helmet

Bolle

Medalist Carbon Pro Mips

Bolle Medalist Carbon Pro Mips FIS race helmet.

Goggles

Bolle

Nevada (Alexis Pinturault Signature Series)

Bolle Nevada ski goggle in the Alexis Pinturault Signature Series with the Phantom photochromic lens

Signature

Gloves

Reusch

Model not published

Race-stock alpine glove line used by Reusch-sponsored World Cup athletes

Brand only Reference

Setup verified 20 September 2026

Sources

About

French World Cup alpine ski racer, the most successful French skier in World Cup history with 34 wins and 77 podiums across giant slalom, slalom, super-G, combined and parallel events. World Cup debut in March 2009; retired at the end of the 2025-26 season following the World Cup Finals, announcing his retirement at a press conference in Courchevel in March 2026. Overall World Cup champion in 2021, double alpine combined world champion (2019, 2023), and three-time Olympic medalist (1 silver, 2 bronze) across the 2014, 2018 and 2022 Games. Stopped competing in slalom after the 2022-23 season to focus on GS and speed events.

34 World Cup wins, 77 podiums (most successful French skier in World Cup history). Overall World Cup champion 2021. 8 World Championship medals (3 gold, incl. double combined world champion 2019/2023). 3 Olympic medals (1 silver, 2 bronze) across 2014/2018/2022. Switched from Salomon to Head after the 2014 season. Announced retirement in March 2026, effective after the World Cup Finals at age 34-35.

Sponsors

Head (skis, boots, since 2014); Leki (poles); Red Bull - per FIS official athlete biography and Red Bull's own athlete page