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TRUE
NORTH
BIATHLON

In the world of Biathlon, victory is measured in millimeters and control. Your gear should be an extension of your body. 3D printed Biathlon gear makes you better with more accuracy, aim and control.

Designed by athletes, for athletes.

My name is Storm Kuzey Yildirim. I’m 14 years old, from Hvalstad, Norway, and I compete for Bærum Skiskytterklubb (BSSK). I discovered biathlon when I was nine, and I’ve been hooked ever since.
 

Biathlon is one of the few sports where juniors and adults use the same equipment and the same shooting ranges, with no adjustments for younger athletes. That puts a real and unnecessary burden on young competitors.


That’s why I started True North Biathlon: to make the sport more accessible and enjoyable for young athletes like me, and for the coaches and parents who support us. It began with designing biathlon equipment that better fits younger athletes’ bodies, and led to the ShootIn App, built to make time on the shooting range easier and better.
 

My goal is simple: to make biathlon better for young athletes, their coaches, and their parents.

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3D-printed Equipment

Durable down to -20*C

Designed to fit the athlete

ShootIn App

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An app to make biathlon enjoyable....

The ShootIn App is designed to make time on the shooting range easier and more effective. It’s simple to use and runs smoothly during both zeroing sessions and competitions, for athletes, coaches, and parents alike.


There’s no login or registration, and anyone can use it, so it works straight out of the box. I’m always working to improve the app and keep it simple, so that everyone, whatever their role or experience, can focus on what matters most to them.

No Log-in or Registration Necessary

Real World Calibrations

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