Alpine Skiing
Nicole Good
- Slalom
- Giant Slalom
- Super-G
- Alpine Combined
- Nationality
- Switzerland
- Hometown
- Pfaefers, Switzerland
- Born
- 1 January 1998
- Turned pro
- 2015
- Primary discipline
- Slalom
About Nicole Good
Swiss World Cup alpine ski racer specializing in slalom, born 1 January 1998; grew up in Pfäfers in the Sarganserland region and races for Skiclub Sardona Pfäfers. Began ski racing at age two, entered her first FIS races at 16 in Davos, and made her Europa Cup debut at 18. Took her first FIS podium in slalom at Zinal in November 2015 and her first FIS win in slalom at Jaun in February 2017. Won the Junior World Championship alpine combined title in 2019. Career highlights include a 9th place in the Lienz World Cup slalom (2023-24 season), 12 World Cup slalom top-30 finishes (4 of them top-15), and 8 Europa Cup podiums (3 wins). Returned from a serious crash and injury layoff reported in Swiss press in 2024.
FIS Code 516530; FIS competitorid 196595; club listed as 'Sardona Pfaefers'.
Sponsors: Voelkl (skis) and Dalbello (boots) - per FIS official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated equipment fields), with Leki (poles) and Giro (helmet, goggle) confirmed via her own official website (nicolegood.ch/sponsoren). NOTE ON A TIMING CONFLICT: her own site's 'Ausruester' (equipment supplier) section still displays Stoeckli (skis) and Lange (boots), but her own site's news feed reports she thanked Stoeckli on 30 April 2026 after 20 years together ('DANKE Stoeckli!') and announced a new Voelkl ski deal on 4 June 2026 ('Neu mit VOELKL unterwegs! Stolz ein Race Tiger zu sein' - confirming the Voelkl 'Racetiger' race-ski line by name), so the Ausruester section appears not yet updated post-switch and Voelkl is treated as her current ski brand, matching FIS. Dalbello and Voelkl are sister brands under the same parent group (HTM Sport/Dalbello Sports Group), so a coordinated Voelkl-ski/Dalbello-boot switch is plausible, and FIS's 'Boots: Dalbello' is treated as current over the site's stale 'Lange' listing; poles (Leki) and helmet/goggle (Giro) are assumed to be unaffected carryovers from before the ski/boot switch since no contrary evidence was found.
Setup
6 items
Skis
Völkl
- Slalom
Good's current ski brand (Voelkl) confirmed via FIS official athlete biography ('Skis: Voelkl') and independently via her own official website's news post (nicolegood.ch, 4 June 2026: 'Neu mit VOELKL unterwegs! Stolz ein Race Tiger zu sein'), naming Voelkl's Racetiger race-ski line specifically.
Freestyle/park ski.
Boots
Dalbello DRS World Cup
Good's current boot brand (Dalbello) confirmed via FIS official athlete biography ('Boots: Dalbello'). Conflicts with her own site's 'Ausruester' page, which still lists Lange - judged stale given the site's own news post confirms a recent, related Voelkl ski switch and Voelkl/Dalbello are sister brands under the same parent group (HTM Sport/Dalbello Sports Group), making a coordinated ski+boot switch plausible.
Elite World Cup race boot line, 93mm race last, two-piece Overlap Design construction
Bindings
Marker
Freeride/park binding.
Poles
Leki
Good's pole brand (Leki) confirmed via her own official website's sponsor page (nicolegood.ch/sponsoren, listed under 'Ausruester'). FIS bio poles field is blank.
Race-stock alpine pole used by Leki-sponsored World Cup athletes
Helmet
Giro
Good's helmet brand (Giro) confirmed via her own official website's sponsor page (nicolegood.ch/sponsoren, listed under 'Ausruester').
Race-stock alpine ski helmet
Goggles
Giro
Good's goggle brand (Giro) confirmed via her own official website's sponsor page (nicolegood.ch/sponsoren, listed under 'Ausruester').
Race-stock alpine ski goggle
Setup verified 22 September 2026