Biathlon
Lukas Hofer
- All-around
- Nationality
- Italy
- Hometown
- Bruneck, Italy
- Height
- 174 cm
- Born
- 30 September 1989
- Turned pro
- 2009
- Primary discipline
- All-around
About Lukas Hofer
Italian biathlete (C.S. Carabinieri) from Bruneck, and one of the sport's most enduring veterans: five Olympic Games (2010-2026) and three Olympic medals (1 silver, 2 bronze), including mixed relay bronzes at the 2014 Sochi and 2018 Pyeongchang Games, plus a mixed relay silver at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Games. Career includes 2 individual World Cup victories and 13 individual podiums across 17 seasons (debut 2009), with his most recent podium (bronze, short individual) coming at Nové Město in January 2026 at age 36.
Sponsors: Fischer (skis, boots) - per Fischer's own official athlete page (Equipment section).
Setup
5 items
Skis
Fischer Cross-country
Confirmed via Fischer's own official athlete page (Equipment section: Speedmax 100He Skate Plus 610 Medium). Reusing existing DB Fischer cross-country ski family entry.
Fischer's race-stock cross-country ski line (brand-level.
Boots
Fischer Cross-country
Confirmed via Fischer's own official athlete page (Equipment section: Speedmax 9 Skate RL BOA). Reusing existing DB Fischer cross-country boot family entry.
Fischer's race-stock cross-country boot line (brand-level.
Bindings
Rottefella
Rottefella race-stock cross-country/biathlon binding line, mounted via NIS-style plate; exact model not specified by source. Distinct from existing product id 228 (Rottefella SkateX), which is a boot-integrated system specific to Alpina Elite 3.0 SkateX boots and does not apply here since Häcki-Gross uses Fischer boots.
Poles
One Way Cross-country
One Way race-stock cross-country pole line; exact model not specified.
Gloves
One Way
Generic placeholder for One Way glove sponsorships where a source names the brand but not a specific model.
Setup verified 28 September 2026