Geneva based luxury watchmaker Hublot has now teamed up with Swiss manufacturer Zai, based in the village Disentis in Graubünden canton Switzerland, for an exclusive ski called the “Hublot All Black.”

The Hublot All Black takes inspiration from two concepts that made the “Big Bang” collection a true success story - the black tone on tone and the merger of contents.

The Hublot All Black skis are made of carbon fiber, Triax fiberglass, steel, Gneiss (a stone found only in Graubünden) and has a Nano-Highspeed race coating. The surface of the ski is coated with a rubber bracelet to resemble the chronograph.

Only 111 numbers pairs have been put into production, and they will be available exclusively through Hublot and Zai outlets. Source Bornrich

It may be the most expensive Canadian ski pass on the books this season. Great Canadian Heli-Skiing have launched a new lift pass costing CDN$100,000 ($80,000). The exorbitantly priced Platinum Heli-Skiing Season Pass provides skiers with unlimited vertical access to some of the world’s best powder skiing between Golden and Revelstoke.

The pass is accompanied by a personal concierge to keep them up to date with the latest conditions and forecasts. Owners of the pass may ski on every day of the heli-skiing season if they wish, which runs from December 26th until March 28th. This includes even the peak season of February which is traditionally sold out long in advance. Regardless of any other bookings made, the owner of the pass will be guaranteed access to their desired skiing location by one of the company’s A-Star B2 Helicopters.

Great Canadian Heli-Skiing’s Greg Porter explained, « The Platinum Heli-Skiing Season Pass was designed for our more serious skier who felt a single heli-skiing holiday was simply not enough. This unique pass will make multiple heli-skiing holidays simpler for international visitors and single day trips an option for locals and Albertan skiers ».

Looking for something a little more affordable? Then you might be interested in a Bronze, Silver or Gold Season Pass, ranging from $13,000 for eight days to $70,000 for 48 days. These passes also allow you to book last minute and offer the flexibility of shorter duration trips but multiple visits during the same season.

Parents who go around thinking their kids are ‘worth their weight in gold’ get to hold them to an even higher titanium standard now.

For the uber-rich kid who has everything money can afford, the titanium bike is worth the temptation. It’s nearly indestructible, making it perfect for use with kids who are less than gentle with their toys. The frame is made entirely of pure titanium which makes it only half as dense as steel and as corrosion-resistant as platinum.

The luxury make includes carbon seat, white leather saddle and white rims with tires for $2,500. The tricycle is being offered by the owner of Loopfietsjeswinkel.nl which is apparently the leading supplier of training bikes in the Netherlands, and you can safely assume it’s probably a one-off design.

Chanel neoprene dumbells $760

Everyone knows Chanel for their purses, make-up, fragrances, skin care and couture, but what you may not know is that famous french fashion house also makes some very luxe sporting equipment and work out gear.

Here is a list of items that you would definitely want to own !

Graphite tennis racquet complete with matching CC balls, $255

Rosewood fiberglass and aluminum parabolic snow skis

Resin, wood and fiberglass Snowboard, $2,750

Fishing rod with Double C flies in quilted case, $18,000

Fishing rod with Double C flies in quilted case, $18,000

Courchevel ski resort has teamed up with Lacroix to present a pitara full of skiing essentials.

This elite set comprises a pair of Courchevel Ski Exclusive, a pair of Lx Smatrack, carbon sticks, leathered gloves, a ski mask and two empty leather pockets.

All this is encased in a luxury leather trunk that is exclusively signed by Pinel and Pinel. A drawer on the bottom provides additional storage space. Fitted with wheels, the case can be easily tagged along.

Only 10 such cases will roll out for a whopping price tag of 50,000 euros (about $70,000) and they will be available at Lacroix boutique at Courchevel . You can also check out their website lacroix-skis.com

The Scandinavian design firm Aurumania has created 10 bikes made out of solid 24-karat gold.

Each piece of every bike was created by hand and the whole thing decorated with 600 Swarovsky crystals.

The bikes all come with a leather seats and horns and they each cost around 80,000 dollars. Why that expensive ? Unlike other “gold” bikes these are solid gold, not plated.