Individuals

Danny MacAskill

Mountain & Trials

Danny MacAskill’s films may have been watched online by tens of millions of people, but he is the very last person to behave like a superstar. Instead, Danny will rock up unannounced at our headquarters with nothing on his agenda more pressing than a brew and a chinwag.

When he makes last-minute kit requests for “minor” projects like Wee Day Out and a ride to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, we’re happy to help. “I prefer to operate as friends,” Danny told us when we joined him for a brew in Glasgow.

Endura and the street trials star share a proud Scottish heritage and strong mountain biking roots. It is a powerful, self-confident partnership but also great for Scotland and reinforces this wee country’s position as a hub of biking excellence. Welcome to the clan, Danny.

Danny's story

Marcel Kittel

Ex-WorldTour Roadie

Marcel Kittel, the leading sprinter of his generation and multiple Grand Tour stage winner, is part of the Endura clan. He not only enjoys aiding new and existing product development, but supporting growth within cycling beyond racing, too, as he can now pick any discipline he fancies, a fact clearly echoed by his diverse bike collection of road, gravel and mountain bikes.

“Everyone has their own reason to ride and in the end, it should maybe challenge you – but for sure also make you happy,” says the ex-professional cyclist. With a palmarès like Kittel’s, it goes without saying that his experience is highly valued in the continued improvement of Endura’s professional cycling lines like the Pro SL. But he’s also keen to broadening his interests across the range to fit his new, more ‘everyday’ lifestyle – from commutes to café rides. “There’s a lot going on in the sport right now,” Kittel says. “Indoor trainers and gravel are getting really big, there are the developments in e-cycling, and we are seeing women get more of the attention they deserve; I would be very happy if we see more change in that direction.”

Marcel's Story

Lucy Charles

Triathlon

Lucy Charles lit up the triathlon world with a series of incendiary performances in 2017, including a second place finish in the Ironman World Championships. The 24 year-old former elite swimmer has continued to rack up the wins in 2018 with a new PB in the Ironman African Championship and a successful defence of her Challenge Samorin title. The top step of the podium in Kona beckons for a triathletes who looks certain to dominate long distance triathlon for the foreseeable future.

Lucy's Kona story

Denise Schindler

Para-cycling

Denise Schindler embodies the spirit of triumph over adversity. Despite losing her right leg below the knee in a childhood accident with a tram, she has won para-cycling world titles and Paralympic medals on road and track.

To clothe so inspirational an athlete is a privilege. Denise wears our flagship Women’s Pro SL collection for training, and for racing wears a custom WT outfit for road events and Encapsulator suit for time-trials and track competition.

Denise's story

Tim Don

Triathlon

Tim Don’s record-breaking achievement in recording the fastest time ever in an Ironman branded long distance event proves unequivocally that Endura’s QDC clothing is the fastest available to triathletes. His winning time of 7:40:23 at Ironman South America may have been blisteringly fast, but it’s worth remembering also that Tim is one of three Endura triathletes to have broken the mythical eight-hour barrier for an ultra-distance event, and that none had done so in clothing from another brand.Tim suffered a horror injury at the 2017 Ironman World Championships in 2017 and his comeback to the top-level of his sport has been nothing short of miraculous. Endura were proud to support his gruelling rehabilitation that saw him return to Iron-distance in July 2018, just nine months after breaking his neck

Tim's story

Lupato Brothers

Mountain & Trials

The Enduro racing Lupato Brothers, Denny and Alex, are instantly recognised by their enormous beards and ferocious riding skills. They have lit up the Italian Enduro scene, following a family tradition established by their father, who built many of the trails surrounding near their home village of Cogglia, Italy.

The Lupatos are welcome additions to our roster of mountain bikers, headed by trials riding YouTube phenomenon Danny MacAskill and including UK freeride legend Chris Smith.

The Lupato brothers's story

Kimberley Morrison

Triathlon

An emerging talent in long distance triathlon, Morrison turned to multi-sports in 2013 after a successful hockey career. Gaining experience in the Olympic discipline initially, she claimed her first Ironman 70.3 title in Argentina in 2016 and has enjoyed considerable success at that distance over the past two seasons. A phenomenal talent on the bike, Morrison regularly competes in time trials for Drag2Zero and has ambitions on the British 100 mile TT record.

Harald Philipp

Mountain

Harald Philipp is an Alpinist and mountain biker who has embraced the philosophy of ‘flow’ for his astonishing riding exploits. The soaring peaks that surround Innsbruck are his home trails, and he is at home riding on exposed ledges, several thousand feet above sea level.

Author, adventurer and public speaker, Philipp is an intelligent, creative rider who relies on Endura’s MT500 Helmet with Koroyd core to reduce the risks of riding in such precipitous terrain.

Nils Frommhold

Triathlon

Nils Frommhold is determined to solve “the Kona puzzle”. By racing in Endura’s QDC clothing, Frommhold has taken a significant step towards his goal. His winning time at the 2015 Challenge Roth makes him one of a select band of triathletes to break the eight hour barrier for an iron-distance event.Returning against medical advice from a career-threatening injury, Frommhold won the 2012 Ironman Arizona in his first attempt at the full distance. Modest and likeable, Frommhold embodies Endura’s commitment to success with integrity.

Nils's story

Graeme Obree

Road & Track

Ambassador for Disruptive Thinking / Disruptive AmbassadorTwice a World Champion, twice an hour world record holder and a constant innovator in pursuit of speed, Graeme Obree is no ordinary brand ambassador. Obree acts as our innovative catalyst, challenging our Product Development team with leftfield ideas and pushing us to re-think rather than just think.A mercurial talent, it’s been long debated whether Graeme’s phenomenal results came from his pioneering position or raw power, we took him to Drag2Zero’s wind tunnel facility to find out whether he’s an athlete or genius.

Graeme's story Watch the film

Susie Cheetham

Triathlon

Since bursting onto the long-distance scene at Ironman 70.3. Antwerp in 2011, Cheetham has notched up an impressive string of results in Ironman 70.3, Ironman and Challenge events with victories every season since 2013. A formidable runner, the Briton finished 6th in Kona last year and sits high on 2018 Kona Points Ranking System for a return to the Big Island.