1957 | Where It All Began

An aeronautical engineer, aviation pioneer, veteran, and skydiver; Steve Snyder founded Steve Snyder Enterprises in 1957. He began producing his own altimeter mechanisms in his bedroom.

July 16, 1958 | First Successful Baton Pass

Steve Snyder and Charles Hillard successfully complete the first baton pass in the U.S.

1958–1960s | The Early Years

Steve Snyder modernized altimeters by mirroring a clock face to make readings intuitive up to 12,000 ft.

1970s–1980s | Developments

• Altimaster I, II, III – Analog sport altimeters
• MA2-30 – Tactical version
• Paralert – First audible warner

1990s | Big Changes

• MA2-30EL – Electro-luminescent dial
• MA3-30 – Single-revolution to 30,000 ft
  

1997 | Altimaster II & The 41st U.S. President

Custom Altimaster II units for President George H. W. Bush’s AFF jump in ’97 and tandem jump in ’99. Covered by TIME and ABC News.

2000s | The Next Chapter

• Galaxy
• N3 Audio
• MA-10 / MA-10UD / MA-11 / MA-12
• Atlas

2021–2024

• Atlas II
• Juno II
• Mercury Crimson & Mercury Jade
• MA-15A

2025–Now | Present Day

• Rebranded from Alti-2 to Alti2 Technologies
• Owner & CEO Jens Gronemeyer acquired a new headquarters in DeLand, FL
• ISO 9001:2015 Certification Approval
• Clean up and consolidation of all “Pre-Jens” era
• Next Generation TBD