Astrid Øyre Slind Ski Setup

Astrid Øyre Slind

Distance

Tour de Ski

Nationality

Norway

Hometown

Oppdal, Norway

Born

9 February 1988

Primary discipline

Distance

Norwegian cross-country skier (Oppdal IL), twin sister of fellow skier Silje Øyre Slind and older sister of Kari Øyre Slind. A late bloomer who nearly retired around age 26, she broke through as one of the World Cup's top distance skiers in her late 30s: her first World Cup victory came at Davos in December 2024, and she went on to win three more races that season, reach 14 World Cup podiums, finish 4th in the 2024-25 overall World Cup (2nd in the Distance Cup) behind race leader Jessie Diggins, and take World Championship relay silver in Trondheim (March 2025). She won Olympic gold at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Games at age 38.

Sponsors: Fischer (skis, boots); One Way (race poles) - per FIS's official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated equipment field).

Setup

3 items

Skis

Fischer Cross-country

Confirmed via FIS's official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field: 'Skis: Fischer'). Reusing existing DB Fischer cross-country race ski family entry.

Fischer's race-stock cross-country ski line (brand-level.

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Boots

Fischer Cross-country

Confirmed via FIS's official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field: 'Boots: Fischer'). Reusing existing DB Fischer cross-country race boot family entry.

Fischer's race-stock cross-country boot line (brand-level.

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Poles

One Way Cross-country

Confirmed via FIS's official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field: 'Poles: One way'). Reusing existing DB One Way Nordic race pole family entry.

One Way race-stock cross-country pole line; exact model not specified.

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Setup verified 13 July 2026

Setup

Skis

Boots

Poles

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