The 2022 Winter Olympics officially began Friday morning with the Beijing opening ceremony, and now the focus shifts to the competition. Follow along with our live blog to ensure you don't miss a thing.
Since the 2018 Games, the teams have switched to Spyder and Volcom, respectively, from their longtime partners The North Face and Burton.
This year’s uniforms come with distinct looks for each, offering edgier patterns and multiple layering options that lean less into Americana themes than recent uniforms. The freeskiing uniforms feature large white and blue color blocks with red accents. The uniforms include jackets, hoodies and reversible vests that allow the athletes to tailor their looks. Uniforms for both teams are created with tech fabrics designed to help athletes keep warm and perform in competition.
The snowboarding uniforms feature five different kits that allow for a layering and a variety of looks. They include a collage print that Volcom intends as a tribute “to the storied history of the legends who have made the Volcom brand what it is today,” and each includes a lucky faux rabbit foot for good luck.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Winter Olympics 2022 opening ceremony live stream: How to watch, time, channelThis is when and where you can watch the 2022 Winter Olympics live from Beijing.
続きを読む »
Winter Olympics opening ceremony live updates: Beijing welcomes the world to 2022 GamesThe 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing officially kick off with the opening ceremony. Follow this live blog for all the updates.
続きを読む »
Complete TV listings for 2022 Beijing OlympicsHere are the TV listing for the 2022 Olympics in Beijing: Friday, Feb. 4 (Day 0) NBC 6:30 a.m. – 9 a.m. Opening Ceremony (LIVE) Noon – 3 p.m. Olympics Preview Show 8 p.m. – 11 p.m. Opening Ceremony…
続きを読む »
Beijing Winter Olympics 2022 opening ceremony: Live updatesThe Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics officially kicks off as the opening ceremony gets underway at the Beijing National Stadium on Friday.
続きを読む »
Living in Beijing's Olympic 'bubble': Reporter's NotebookREPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: The “Olympic closed loop” is a collection of bubbles. All fenced in with physical barriers keeping all of us separate from the rest of China. Via MaggieRulli.
続きを読む »