Slope Stewards™ is more than a name—it’s a mindset in motion

Kirsten has coached hundreds of ski racers (25 years) and been in serious injuries on the mountain - in fact three hit and runs and she hit a tree that was hiding under the snow. All experiences have left her to better understand how we can create a safer mountain with our words and actions.

Coach Kirsten Klug came up with the idea of turning memorable, simple slogans into gear and a movement that can inspire skiers, riders and mountain enthusiasts to take efforts of respect, kindness, awareness and community.

You can click on the Shop on our site and soon we will have Slope Stewards™ store for  ski teams, ski communities, retail shops and ski schools to be able to sell and fundraise with this brand, too. We can all make a difference, we are better together!

Just by wearing the gear and sharing the messages with others, you can add your name to being a Slope Steward™.

Let's talk -- we have two options. 

1. You purchase at our wholesale rate (certain packages are available) and sale on your own using our suggested retail rates. Or 

2. You send your contacts to our POD (Print on Demand) store, they can select the name of your organization. We will give 30% or 1/3 of all sales to your organization! So if it sells for $15, $5 goes to your organization, $5 goes back to Slope Stewards™ organization and $5 goes to production costs. 

Yes, YOU! 

We are working on getting more and more Slope Stewards™ and our goal is to have monthly zoom meetings with people from all over the world. That way, we can connect, hear stories, be inspired and keep encouraging each other to drive, ski, ride braver and be aware.

Kirsten is an award-winning graphic designer, professional author and speaker! Her dream is keynote speaking and leading workshops to ski teams, coaching and teaching programs, mountain retailers and wholesalers, ski areas, ski and snowboard events and so on...If you would like to hire Kirsten, please email kirsteneklug@ gmail.com. Oops fix that email when you send it out, that way spam doesn't get ahold of it.