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A gloved hand gripping a ski pole, with an ArmMap clipped around the sleeve

It's a ski map.On your arm.

Keep your gloves on.

Choose your mountain
Close-up of an ArmMap clipped to a red sleeve, showing run names, red lift lines and numbered markers
How it works

Always in view

The whole mountain, cut down to what you need mid-run: every trail, every lift, and where lunch is.

  1. Easy to Read

    Color-coded trails. Red lifts with the name right on the line. A Lodge Guide for food, first aid and restrooms.

  2. Fully Waterproof

    Whether it's the conditions or a wipeout, snow and slush won't affect the readability of the map.

  3. Extremely Durable

    A military-grade synthetic sheet, not paper. It will hold up to your worst wipeouts.

  4. Always There

    It clips around your arm, so it's out of your pocket and out of your way. Not part of the yard sale.

Compare

Better than a paper map. No battery required.

Made to be read anywhere on the mountain, with gloves on, in any kind of conditions.

ArmMap Paper trail map Phone app
Readability Simplified, color-coded Artistic, but cluttered Pinch and zoom with gloves on
Visibility On your forearm Bottom of a pocket Bottom of a pocket
Wet snow Waterproof Turns to pulp Hope it survives
Battery None needed None needed Drains fast in the cold
Likelihood of dropping your stuff Nope! A slight breeze Slippery brick
From $16

Pick your mountain.

Heavenly ArmMap worn on a forearm, showing color-coded trails and lifts

Heavenly

$16per map
Don't see your mountain? Request it.

Order 4+ maps for free shipping.

  • Size160 × 130 mm (6.3 × 5.1 in)
  • ShippingFree on 4+ maps
In the press since 2000

The Wall Street Journal saw this coming. In 2001.

This idea isn't new. But the execution is. Check out what the WSJ, St. Petersburg Times, and more had to say about the idea back then.

Hand-drawn cartoon of two skiers on a chairlift. One wrestles an oversized paper trail map while his pole and glove slip away. The other grins at the map on his sleeve.
Where it started. Hand-drawn, 25+ years ago.
  • Covered by
    The Wall Street Journal
    Monday, December 10, 2001
    Webwatch

    Ski Gadgets

    “Ever been stuck on the top of a freezing mountain and don’t know which trail to ski down? Well, no more futzing with frozen zippers to pull out a wet trail map.”
    By Alex Frangos
  • Covered by
    The Sacramento Bee
    Sunday, October 21, 2001
    Gear, Gadgets and Guides

    On track

    “For skiers who don’t like to keep dragging the trail map out of their pocket… The map holder slips around the forearm like a wide sweatband.”
    Bee News Services
  • Covered by
    St. Petersburg Times
    Sunday, January 12, 2003
    Gear and Gadgets

    Ski and seek

    “The next time you’re on the slopes and not sure which way the trail goes, a glance at your arm could set you straight… A simple concept, it’s a lot more convenient, and potentially less perilous, than having to stop on the run, prop up your poles and take off your gloves to hunt in your pockets for the resort ski map.”
    By Judi Dash
  • Featured in
    Florida Sports
    October 2000
    Warm-Ups

    Kiss that soggy map good-bye

    “Have you ever been lost on the slopes? Have you gone through the ritual of propping your poles, removing your gloves, unzipping your pocket, pulling out your map, dropping it in the snow and having it run over by a skier who is not lost?”
    Product feature
  • Featured in
    Wintersport Biz
    February 15, 2000
    Product listing

    Trailfinder

    “It’s almost noon and you’re heading to lunch. What’s the run? You’d know if you had the Trailfinder. Like a quarterback calling plays, it only takes a glance at a Trailfinder on the forearm to see all runs on the mountain.”
    Trade listing for ski shops
Demonstration

From Love in FL

We make these in Florida. As a result, our testing during the off-season is a little unorthodox.

Questions?

FAQ

Is shipping free?

On 4 or more maps in one order, yes. Fewer than that, shipping is added at checkout.

Which mountains do you make maps for?

Steamboat Resort (Colorado), Heavenly (Lake Tahoe, California), Powder Mountain (Utah) and Snowmass (Aspen, Colorado). More are coming. Don't see yours? Request it.

What are they made of?

A hyper-durable synthetic sheet, not paper. It is waterproof, washable and tear-resistant, it folds and flexes without cracking, and there is no laminate to peel or bubble.

Do you have my mountain?

We are launching with a handful of mountains, and more are on the way. Don’t see yours? Request it and it moves up the list.

How does it attach to your arm?

A coiled clip wraps around your forearm, over your jacket sleeve. One clip comes with every map.