Luca
Aerni

Nationality: Switzerland
Hometown: Châtel-Saint-Denis, Fribourg, Switzerland
Height: 177 cm
Born: 27 March 1993
Turned pro: 2012

Equipment

6 entries · 4 categories

Skis

Fischer

Slalom-specific race ski from Fischer's World Cup RC4 Noize collection; Noize Control technology, solid wood core, World Cup M-Plate

Slalom

Reference

Boots

Fischer

RC4 Podium RD Worldcup STRD

World Cup standard race boot, 5:1 flex (130); extra narrow fit, 94mm last, RD20 race canting system, low-tolerance race cuff, Phatt Maxx Race 55mm strap closure

Reference

Fischer

RC4 Podium RD Worldcup STD

Fischer World Cup race boot with a 3:1 shell: 170 flex, 94 mm extra-narrow last, RD20 Race Canting.

Alternate

Bindings

Fischer

RC4 Z12 GW PR

Race-stock binding bundled with the RC4 Noize ST Black slalom ski in Fischer's World Cup line

Slalom

Reference

Poles

Komperdell

Nationalteam Carbon Slalom 12,3

Reinforced carbon shaft with high-strength punch protection, 12.3mm diameter; Komperdell World Cup slalom race pole

Reference

Komperdell

Nationalteam Carbon GS 12,3

Reinforced carbon shaft with strap fastening and rubber grip, 12.3mm diameter; Komperdell World Cup giant slalom race pole

Alternate Reference

Setup verified 20 September 2026

Sources

About

Swiss World Cup alpine ski racer specializing in slalom and giant slalom, racing for Les Barzettes. World Cup debut in December 2012. Won the 2017 World Championship title in the alpine combined on home snow in St. Moritz and Olympic team-event gold at the 2018 Pyeongchang Games. Recorded a 2nd place in giant slalom at Val d'Isere in December 2025, his best World Cup result since the 2017-18 season.

World Cup career: 2 podiums (1 SL - 2nd Madonna di Campiglio 2017, 1 GS - 2nd Val d'Isere 2025). 2017 World Champion, Alpine Combined (St. Moritz). 2018 Olympic team-event gold. FIS official biography lists 'Skis: Fischer, Boots: Fischer'. Switched from Salomon to Fischer skis in 2020.