Reskiboot
Take-back and re-use system from ski boot rentals for sorting and recycling of multiplastics components.
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The Project
RESKIBOOT targets the problem of plastics waste management with a new model applied to ski boot construction.
Project summary
RESKIBOOT value proposition is the provision of high-quality and cost-competitive ski boots made with recycled materials zeroing plastic post-processing waste and decreasing end-of-life disposal with the implementation of a take-back and re-use service for post-consumer ski boots.
General Objectives
- Launch on the market of ski boots made with about 90% of recycled raw materials (both for the construction of the external part and the internal part).
- Manufacture 1.000 pairs of ski boots, characterize and use them on real slopes.
- Develop an optimized manufacturing process for ski boots using about 90% recycled raw materials and eliminating processing offcuts.
- Define a circular economy business model for ski rentals.
- Define a new service for rentals to re-use the hard-outer shell and substitute the internal liner.
- Get an at least 7% reduction of ski boot final cost.
- Measure the environmental and circularity performance of the new product system and show the improvement compared to the current baseline situation.
- Provide guidelines for market replication of ski boots.
- Realize a certified environmental product declaration of the new ski boot and provide product category rules for other ski boots producers.
The Partnership
- Dalbello Srl (ITA)
www.dalbello.it - Rent a Sport Italia S.r.l. (ITA)
www.rentandgo.it - Plastic Sort Srl (ITA)
www.plasticsort.com - Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna – DICAM (ITA)
www.unibo.it/it - Studio Fieschi & soci Srl (ITA)
www.studiofieschi.it - European Platform for Sport Innovation (BEL)
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