Skis

If you are looking for a powerful mission oriented ski, look no further than the DPS Pagoda Tour 94 C2. This is the thoroughbred touring ski created by DPS for skiing big lines, steep couloirs, early morning fitness laps, and GS turns on groomers. The DPS Pagoda Tour 94 C2 is a powerful that has no known speed limit. Ski fast with confidence and control.

A uniquely capable all-rounder that thrives in fresh snow as well as on the groomed, the DPS Pagoda 100 RP Skis are smooth and effortless going into the turn, and respond equally well at all speeds. This ski devours medium-radius turns on corduroy like a locust in a wheat field, then turns around and slays 8" of pow the next day with enthusiasm. A great choice when you can only justify one pair of skis and they need to do the business everywhere.

The Pagoda Lotus 117 is the do-it-all powder ski crafted for the advanced to expert skier who wants a ski that will hold up to his or her goals for the season. The DPS Pagoda construction is DPS's most downhill performance-oriented layup, creating the perfect balance between an energetic turning platform and a confidence-inspiring dampness that always translates to more speed. DPS's R+D efforts on the new Lotus 117 yeilded a construction that leans toward the lighter side of what most skiers expect for a performance-oriented ski, allowing you to mount hybrid touring bindings and use this ski in the backcountry at will.

The DPS Pagoda Piste 94 C2 Skis are ideal when conditions are mixed but you still need your fix. From morning side-piste to afternoon groomers, these skis rip like a grizzly sow. DPS new Pagoda construction, consisting of 2 hardwood species, their world renowned carbon layup and an ingenious sidewall integration powers through chop and dampens chatter on hardpack. The C2 chassis maintains incredible control at high speeds and carves like a champion. It'll be hard to reach for another set to romp the resort in.

When the skin track is looking steep and the powder is looking deep you'll happy to have the DPS Pagoda Tour 106 C2 Ski on our feet. This ski uses the popular C2 shape which provides float, stability, and maneuverability in powder and pairs it with a lighter Pagoda Tour construction. This lighter construction consists of full "pre-preg" carbon fiber laminates that are pre-injected with resin to eliminate any extra ounces and a foam, ash, and paulownia core that provides binding retention, weight savings, and damping. The result is a backcountry ski that gets us uphill with fresh legs and downhill with a smile on our face.

When you want to ski deep snow in the backcountry skip the narrow-waisted sticks in your quiver and opt instead for the fat-waisted DPS Pagoda Tour 112 RP Ski. On the outside, these skis look like a fat powder ski designed for the deepest day at the resort, and they ski like that in fresh snow. Under the hood, you'll see a lightweight blend of woods that allow these skis to scamper up skin tracks to access the powder lines of your dreams.

Developed for the frontside charger, the DPS Pagoda Piste 100 C2 Skis handle a wide range of snow conditions and in-bounds terrain. From morning refresh to afternoon chop, these skis give you power and control to conquer the resort. The 100mm waist loves to play in the powder while the all-new Pagoda construction of two hardwood species combined with pure pre-preg carbon and an innovative sidewall integration reduces chatter on hardpack and further cements DPS as a leader in carbon fiber ski design. Stay consistent the whole way through, regardless of what's on the ground with the DPS Pagoda Piste 100 C2 Skis.

The DPS Pagoda Piste 94 C2 Skis are ideal when conditions are mixed but you still need your fix. From morning side-piste to afternoon groomers, these skis rip like a grizzly sow. DPS new Pagoda construction, consisting of 2 hardwood species, their world renowned carbon layup and an ingenious sidewall integration powers through chop and dampens chatter on hardpack. The C2 chassis maintains incredible control at high speeds and carves like a champion. It'll be hard to reach for another set to romp the resort in.

Name your line, call in sick on a pow day, and grab the Faction La Machine Mega Skis to snag those tracks first. Freetouring is a real thing these days, never mind the old school Euros who dismiss anyone with a touring binding on a ski wider than 95mm. You know the score, when it's hip deep and falling is not an option, those narrow planks just don't cut it. Get a 109mm waist, some serious rocker, and an ultralight carbon-Paulownia design with the La Machine Mega and leave those dudes floundering.

The Elan Ripstick 96 is an awesome option for strong intermediate to expert level skiers in search of a one ski quiver. The Black Edition is beefed up with more carbon for added energy and feel underfoot. TubeLite Woodcore helps harness and build energy and Amphibio Carbon Line Technology helps release it as you rip downhill with stability and power. Riding over chunk, ice and other uncertain surfaces is chatter free thanks to the integrated Vapor Tips. Whether you're in a tree scenario or making big arching carves in back bowls, the Ripstick remains lightweight underfoot for any challenge that's thrown at you. Get a ski that can handle any all mountain obstacles with the Elan Ripstick 96 Black Edition.

The Atomic Bent Chetler 120 is Chris Benchetler's signature ski and the big brother of the Bent ski family. This pillow-bashing, powder-slashing machine features top sheet and base art by the man himself. With construction and shaping designed and refined by Chris Benchetler since 2008, the latest iteration redefines what's possible in big mountain terrain. Dura Cap Sidewall construction combined with revolutionary HRZN Tech offers more surface area in the tip and tail for better tracking through chop and crud with less tip deflection. The Light Woodcore shaves weight while the Carbon Backbone adds strength and stiffness. The Powder Rocker profile offers the perfect amount of tip and tail turn-up, and camber under foot delivers epic performance through deep turns, side hits, and nose butters. Powder Rocker 30/40/30: - Pronounced tip and tail rocker combined with camber underfoot for deep and variable snow.

The Atomic Redster Q7 Revoshock C combines Revoshock technology with Atomic's All-Condition Piste Shape and packages it for intermediate to advanced skiers. Revoshock C absorbs vibration and ski chatter, creating a smooth and responsive ski that thrives in any condition on the groomers. Multi Radius Sidecut encourages you to make whatever turn the terrain demands. Short radius turns will feel snappy and quick, while longer GS arcs will be rock solid whether the piste is morning ice or afternoon slush. An 85mm waist gives you a little more platform for those days where snow conditions change from morning to afternoon. The Power Woodcore, Dura Cap Sidewall construction, and TI Powered Titanal layer keeps the performance predictable and fast. Active Camber 0/100/0: - Active Camber increases effective edge contact for better edge grip on icy slopes and stability.

On track to take over the best-selling status of the legendary 112 RP, the DPS Foundation 100 RP Skis provide a more versatile daily option for the majority of skiers who want forgiving and dependable performance on the groomed as well as in the powder. Damp and predictable, the Foundation 100 RP makes a tremendous quiver-of-one that will stand up to both hardpack and freshies, without having to deal with a super wide platform.

A strong ski for those who like to pin it down the fall line and love the feel of a well-carved turn, the DPS Foundation 106 C2 Skis put the emphasis on stability and confidence. The C2 shape provides a longer effective edge for better edgehold on hard snow and at speed, and the bomber Foundation Core delivers a smooth and damp ride in any conditions.

"RP" stands for "Resort Powder" and the DPS Foundation 112 RP Skis are the king of it. Nobody makes skiing the deep stuff as easy and fatigue-free as DPS, the the flagship 112 RP shape defined the genre. Easy to turn, effortless to get up on plane, and intuitive when it comes to shutting down speed, this ski is meant for the deep days but holds its own when the tide is low as well. If you haven't been on a DPS ski, this is the one to try first.

The man, the legend, the ski. It's hard to believe the Elan Ripstick Tour 104 Skis are Glen Plake's first signature model, but we can't think of a better candidate. Elan have paid tribute to Plake's mold-breaking style with a ski that combines raw freeride power with incredible agility and maneuverability, all at a touring friendly weight you can take to the skin track. They come with Elan's legendary Amphibio Profile, a light, snappy Tubelite Wood Core, and all new Carbon Bridge Technology for stability and vibration damping. Available in unisex lengths, the only thing missing is a perfectly coifed mohawk.

The most versatile mid-winter touring design in the Faction collection, the Faction Agent 3 Skis combine a mid-fat 106mm waist, light Karuba wood core, and full Carbon Weave layup in a package that's light but tough. Dependable and confidence-inspiring on anything from icy steeps to knee-deep freshies, the Agent 3 features a flatter tail with skin notch for your touring pleasure.

As the ultimate lightweight freeride ski, the KORE 105 has versatility for all-mountain adventures. The KORE construction reduces weight without sacrificing performance, thanks to a combination of Graphene, Karuba wood and multi layers of carbon. The sandwich sidewall construction adds responsiveness on hardpack snow, and tip and tail rocker provides flotation for deep days. HEAD's new topsheet shape adds durability for hard-charging freeride skiers. - Multilayer-Carbon Sandwich Cap Construction - KARUBA-POPLAR Light Weight Wood Core - Graphene - Structured UHM C Base - Tip-Tail Rocker - Weight without binding: 3680g @ Length: 184* *production-related deviations must be taken into account - SPEED: Fast - TERRAIN: Off Piste - LEVEL: Experts - TURN RADIUS: Long GRAPHENE GRAPHENE is the thinnest and lightest element ever discovered by mankind. GRAPHENE is also the strongest material on the planet, stronger than diamond and 300 times stronger than steel, all in the thickness of one atom.

The KORE 99's superpower is multitasking around the mountain. The ski's construction reduces weight without sacrificing performance, resulting in a nimble freeride ski with a lightweight construction that adds great touring capability. The core's materials have a high strength-to-weight ratio and include Graphene, Karuba wood and multi layers of carbon. HEAD's new topsheet shape, a sandwich sidewall construction, and tip and tail rocker add hero attributes to the KORE 99: stability, agility and power. - Multilayer-Carbon Sandwich Cap Construction - KARUBA-POPLAR Light Weight Wood Core - Graphene - Structured UHM C Base - Tip-Tail Rocker - Weight without binding: 3480g @ Length: 177* *production-related deviations must be taken into account - SPEED: Fast - LEVEL: Intermediate/Experts - TURN RADIUS: Long GRAPHENE GRAPHENE is the thinnest and lightest element ever discovered by mankind. GRAPHENE is also the strongest material on the planet, stronger than diamond and 300 times stronger than steel, all in the thickness of one atom.

An ultra-versatile, high-performance tip and tail rocker ski for intermediate to experienced skiers. The Deacon 79 with tip and tail rocker features a 3D.Ridge design, a steel band, and a central sidewall. A P-Tex 2100 base combined with a dual wood core and GripWalk-compatible WideRide XL bindings is designed for playful yet sporty skiing. TECHNOLOGIES: WIDERIDE XL Marker and Völkl developed the iPT Wideride system with a contact surface width 30% greater than standard. On top of that, the binding is mounted significantly closer to the edge of the ski. This helps the energy flow more directly and continuously to the edges. They make wider skis more agile, responsive and easier to control. The skis are better in tune with the skier's signals and application of pressure and edge for a precise and powerful characteristic. DIN-ISO: 4.0-12.0 3D.RIDGE Central Woodcore Ridge with superslim wings to significantly reduce weight and swing weight and keep the stability where necessary. Our 3D.Ridge technology - is probably the most extreme and effective construction technique that currently exists. It has become a symbol of VÖLKL lightweight construction. The distinctive characteristic of this technology is a raised central ridge that sharply levels out towards the edges, both in front of and behind the binding. This reduces the inertial mass around the fulcrum to a minimum and significantly enhances the agility of the ski. At the same time, the center ridge allows for a precise dimensioning of the hardness distribution, which leads to an especially harmonious flex on the ski. Despite the weight savings, the 3D.Ridge ensures that there are no compromises in the ski's durability and elasticity. POWERED BY STEEL A steel layer in the ski provides very good durability, controlled flex and smooth skiing in faster speeds. CENTER SIDEWALL Direct and strong power transmission with partial sidewalls in the center of the ski, combined with the superslim 3D.Ridge construction. DUAL WOODCORE PU construction with a large wooden core in the ski body. SPECIFICATIONS: - ROCKER: Tip & Tail Rocker - CORE: Dual Woodcore - BASE: P-Tex 2100 - RECOMMENDED BINDING: iPT WR XL 12 TCX GW - SKIING LEVEL: Intermediate, Advanced

A ski for the fun-loving woman who is looking for a sporty, playful, fatigue-free day exploring the entire mountain, in all conditions. If you've recently discovered the unrivaled exhilaration of skiing, then the Flair 79 may be your ticket to freedom. The construction is a combination of ease and stability. The 3D.Ridge technology and Center Sidewall significantly reduce weight across the length of the ski, while keeping the power underfoot, where a thin layer of steel adds strength. Each turn is easily initiated, without sacrificing grip, thanks to the extended tip and tail rocker. Power transfer is prioritized by the iPT Wideride binding system; plus the GripWalk compatibility brings a new level of ski boot comfort. With all the thoughts put into it and a slightly wider waist, the Flair 79 opens up more terrain, in more conditions, than any other ski in the Flair lineup. SPECIFICATIONS: ROCKER: XTD Tip & Tail Rocker CORE: Dual Woodcore BASE: P-Tex 2100 RECOMMENDED BINDING: iPT WR XL 11 TCX GW Lady SKIING LEVEL: Intermediate, Advanced 3D.RIDGE Central Woodcore Ridge with superslim wings to significantly reduce weight and swing weight and keep stability where necessary. Our 3D.Ridge technology - is probably the most extreme and effective construction technique that currently exists. It has become a symbol of VÖLKL lightweight construction. The distinctive characteristic of this technology is a raised central ridge that sharply levels out towards the edges, both in front of and behind the binding. This reduces the inertial mass around the fulcrum to a minimum and significantly enhances the agility of the ski. At the same time, the center ridge allows for a precise dimensioning of the hardness distribution, which leads to an especially harmonious flex on the ski. Despite the weight savings, the 3D.Ridge ensures that there are no compromises in the ski's durability and elasticity. POWERED BY STEEL A steel layer in the ski provides very good durability, controlled flex, and smooth skiing at faster speeds. CENTER SIDEWALL Direct and strong power transmission with partial sidewalls in the center of the ski, combined with the superslim 3D.Ridge construction.

The Elan Ripstick 106 Skis are so good you'll be saying "I love you," before the end of the first date. Adept at both short and long radius turns on anything from boilerplate ice to knee deep pow, these all-mountain tools aren't picky about where you take them, and with all new Carbon Line Technology for increased power through the turn, they're snappier than ever. I now pronounce you, Ripstick and Ripper.

Elan's fan favorite Ripstick series has been tearing up resorts around the world for a number of years, but why limit such a capable platform to inbounds terrain? Enter the Elan Ripstick Tour 94 Skis. Weighing an impressively light 1490 grams in a 178cm, the Ripstick Tour 94s hit the sweet spot for freeride skiers transitioning to the backcountry. They come with Elan's legendary Amphibio Profile, a light, snappy Tubelite Wood Core, and all new Carbon Bridge Technology for stability and vibration damping. Available in unisex lengths, these are up there with the best.

Built with the shape of the frontside specialist Dancer series, but with a heart of ultralight Karuba wood, a carbon-enhanced layup with Titanal only under the bindings, and skintrack-ready flat, notched tail, the Faction Agent 2X Skis are a top "touring" choice for technical backcountry skiers, but also excel on steep technical terrain, forests, and bumps. An excellent choice to mount up with a hybrid or full tech binding and take advantage of whatever seems the best option on any particular day.

A hard-charging freeride ski that loves the groomed and blasts through chop and chunder with ease, the Faction Dancer 2 Skis feature a versatile 96mm waist and twin Titanal sheets that give the ski extra power and dampness underfoot. With a flatter tail and more directional shape, this is Faction's most traditional ski and will appeal to those who prefer to ski only forward and at high rates of speed.

A hard-charging freeride ski that loves the groomed and blasts through chop and chunder with ease, the Faction Dancer 2X Skis feature a versatile 96mm waist and twin Titanal sheets that give the ski extra power and dampness underfoot. With a flatter tail and more directional shape, this is Faction's most traditional ski and will appeal to those who prefer to ski only forward and at high rates of speed.

Buttery light with a strong backbone, the KORE 97 W's lightweight construction means great touring capability and more energy for all-mountain adventures. A blend of materials reduce weight without sacrificing performance such as light Graphene fused into the rockered tip and tail. Light but stiff Karuba wood in the core is sandwiched by triaxle woven carbon adding responsiveness, while a new durable topsheet shape rounds out the KORE 97 W's offering as a one-ski quiver for the adventurous freeride skier. - Multilayer-Carbon Sandwich Cap Construction - KARUBA-POPLAR Light Weight Wood Core - Graphene - Structured UHM C Base - Tip-Tail Rocker - Weight without binding: 3280g @ Length: 170* *production-related deviations must be taken into account - SPEED: Fast - LEVEL: Intermediate/Experts - TURN RADIUS: Long GRAPHENE GRAPHENE is the thinnest and lightest element ever discovered by mankind. GRAPHENE is also the strongest material on the planet, stronger than diamond and 300 times stronger than steel, all in the thickness of one atom.

Every turn. Any terrain. Across the entire mountain. The Experience 82 Ti ski responds with energy to every ask for a high-performance all-resort feel. Titanal layers, a wood core, and an 82mm waist combine for the power to handle perfect morning groomers and skied-up afternoon conditions. The confidence-boosting control of our Drive Tip design works with the sidecut and full sidewall design for smooth turn initiation and powerful edge control through the entire turn. Fast Engagement, Fluid Carving All Trail Sidecut delivers a responsive feel with quick edge engagement and powerful, consistent carving Confident, Vibration-Free Control Drive Tip Solution blends directional fibers in the tip with soft dampening material through the forebody to absorb vibration for confidence-boosting control Smooth, Powerful Feel Titanal layers absorb vibration and transfer power to ski Balanced Weight and Flex, Sustainably Minded PEFC-certified poplar wood core balances weight, flex, and stability for a versatile blend of power and playfulness using materials that help reduce the environmental impact of the product life cycle Maximum Edge Control Rectangular Sidewall construction delivers race-proven grip, precision, and power - Weight: 3.2-3.3-3.5-3.7 - Sidecuts dimensions: 127-82-115 - Tip dimensions: 127-127-127-127 - Waist dimensions: 82-82-82-82 - Tail dimensions: 115-115-115-115 - Profile-Rocker: All trail - Radius: 13-14-16-17 - Profile-Sidecuts: All trail - Profile-Construction: Sidewalls - Material-Core: PEFC Poplar Woodcore - Material-Reinforcements: Titanal - Material-Other: Hardtop - Bindings-System: Open

The icon of Salomon’s QST line, the QST 106 is a favorite across the world. This year, we revamped the ski's shape, complimenting the classic QST layup that you rely on for power and stability. The result? A ski that does it all with style and finesse - no matter the snow, no matter the terrain. Go ahead, make the mountain your playground. - Alpine terrain: Freeeride - Level of practice: Advanced - Topsheet: Glossy - Norm: Adult Benefits: Agility The new design is slightly more tapered, with the widest points of the tip and tail closer to the center. This allows for quick pivots, playful turn shapes, and agility. Floatation The new QST 106 maintains a 106mm underfoot platform that excels when the snow gets deep. Longer rocker in the tip and tail make navigating face shots a breeze. Power & Stability A C/FX carbon backbone and double sidewalls create a powerful ski with a strong edge hold. Cork inserts in the tip & tail eliminate chatter, offering a smooth, playful ride. Features: Full Poplar Woodcore A full Woodcore construction maximizes liveliness, stability, and ski-to-snow contact while filtering vibrations. C/FX C/FX is a fiber layer consisting of Carbon and Flax woven together. It combines the strength, stability, and minimal weight of carbon with the increased level of dampening of the flax. Full Sandwich Sidewalls Full Sandwich Sidewalls guarantee stability and precision, it enhances performance by providing good edge grip and smooth ski-to-snow contact. Ti Binding Reinforcement A titanal insert edge-to-edge underfoot, running throughout the ski, for maximal power and increased hard snow edging. Cork Damplifier Cork is three times more absorbing than Koroyd. Using it in the tip of the ski enables a high level of vibration absorption and dampening with even less weight. Tail Protector Increased ski longevity: keeping skis visually attractive even after intense use.