Jared
Goldberg

Nationality: United States
Hometown: Holladay, Utah, U.S. (born in Boston, Massachusetts)
Height: 183 cm
Born: 17 June 1991
Turned pro: 2012

Equipment

7 entries · 6 categories

Skis

Rossignol

Hero Athlete FIS DH

FIS race-stock downhill ski; Titanal laminates and patented power-rail (LCT) construction for stability at speed

Downhill

Rossignol

Hero Athlete FIS SG

FIS race-stock super-G ski from the same Hero Athlete race line as the DH model

Super-G

Boots

Rossignol

Elite-level 92mm-last plug-shell World Cup race boot line, multiple race-flex options

Poles

Leki

Model not published

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

Alpine Skiing

Brand only Reference

Helmet

Sweet Protection

Volata Carbon 2Vi (R) Mips Race Helmet

Carbon-shell FIS race helmet with Mips rotational-impact protection

Goggles

Sweet Protection

Clockwork RIG (R) Reflect Goggles

Race goggle with RIG (Reflective Iridium Grey) lens technology for a wide field of vision

Gloves

Auclair

Model not published

Brand only

Setup verified 20 September 2026

Sources

About

Retired American World Cup alpine ski racer (downhill, super-G, combined) from Holladay, Utah, who raced for the U.S. Ski Team out of Snowbird Sports Education Foundation. Made his World Cup debut in Nov 2012 and competed at two Olympics (2014 Sochi: 11th combined, 19th GS; 2018 PyeongChang: 20th DH, 24th SG, 36th combined) and five FIS World Championships (2015, 2017, 2021, 2023, 2025). Recorded 194 World Cup starts and one World Cup podium - a career-best 2nd place in the super-G at Val Gardena on 20 Dec 2024, one hundredth of a second off the win. Announced his retirement from professional ski racing in April 2026 after more than a decade on the circuit.

RETIRED as of April 2026. Career: 194 World Cup starts, 1 podium (2nd, SG, Val Gardena, 20 Dec 2024), best downhill finish 4th (Kitzbuehel, 2023). Snapped his Achilles tendon in a 2016 training accident at Snowbird but recovered to continue racing. Plans to pursue kiteboarding, windfoiling, golf and a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Utah in retirement.

Sponsors

Equipment: Rossignol (skis and boots) - per FIS official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field). Sweet Protection (helmet and goggles - Volata Carbon 2Vi Mips race helmet and Clockwork RIG Reflect goggles) - per Sweet Protection's own athlete page, which names these his 'Race Gear' picks.