Skis

This ski combines a sophisticated design with innovative technologies such as the Women Flex Zones: at four points in the tip and tail area they influence the flex of the ski to varying degrees, maximizing turning compliancy and smoothness.The Cloud 7 is ideal for female skiing enthusiasts looking for a lightweight and agile piste ski.

$499 $399

Optimum lift, durable construction: the new Spike is supreme in powder snow.With waist widths from 76 to 80 mm, the Spike ensures optimum lift in powder and extreme smoothness on-piste. The Cap Fiber construction helps minimize weight, while the ski boasts effortless controllability.The Spike’s Active Camber allows for grippy edging on harder terrain.

$179

The Atomic Theory blew testers away with its versatility. One tester said it “was one of the most playful skis of the test,” while another described it as “fast as f-ck.” The Theory owes its talents to Atomic’s Adaptive Rocker technology, which boasts early rise in the tip and regular camber throughout the rest of the ski. The tip allows for easier turn initiation and additional fl oat in soft snow, while the rest of the ski remains stable at high speeds and when edging on hardpack. Wherever you ski and however you do it, the Theory will be there to back you up.

$499 $399

The Bushwacker offers a rockered choice to the hard charging, hard carving skier who splits their time evenly between on and off trail. Starting with an 88mm waist the Bushwacker rails carve and transfers energy very quickly on hard packed and has enough width to feel comfortable off trail with the ability to float in light powder and charge in crud and heavier snow. The nimble and quick feel to the Bushwacker is due in large part to Blizzard’s new Flipcore technology.

$599 $499

The Magnum 7.6 IQ Skis + IQ TP 11 Bindings are a consistent high performer for Blizzard, and a consistent tester favorite for smooth, sophisticated performance. Carve technicians love the slender, shapely 7.6, with its precise edginess and uninhibited flex. It’ll skid a turn if you insist, but what a waste of talent.

$699 $599

The Viva Ultrasonic Power IQ was bred for the single purpose of carving turns as fast as you can. Built with the aggressive and advanced lady in mind the Ultrasonic requires a skilled pilot who doesn’t fear speed. Starting with a slender 73mm waist and FMC sidewall construction the Ultrasonic is set up to be a super quick responding ski with unlimited amounts of edge hold and then some. By using a Hybrid PU and wood stringer core the Ultrasonic gets a very lively pop adding to the explosive quickness of the and it is very lightweight to help offset the IQ Power binding system.

$799 $699

The Team Speed gives aspiring junior racers an easy to ski platform that performs in a variety of conditions. With race inspired graphics juniors get a go-fast feel for haulin’ down groomers, weaving through trees and inspiring awe-struck looks from adults. With progressive flexes to best match a kid’s height and weight by size, the Team Speed ensures your grom develops his skills and enjoys his day on the hill.

$249 $149

The Dynastar Starlett Skis are perfect for novice to intermediate girls to dance around the mountain and weave in and out of the woods. The Starlett has progressive flexes to best match kid’s height and weight by size. This ski helps develop the basics to ensure a solid base for the future shredders.

$249 $149

My First Team Speed is for little dudes learning to make their first turns and who love the “whoop-dee-doos”. Great introductory ski to learn pizza wedges and progress to french fries. For the youngest skiers on the hill making their first turns.

$249 $149

The Exclusive provides easy and predictable manueverability so beginners can build confidence and progress quickly. Exclusive All-Mountain Rocker provides ladies with struggle-free tracking through soft snow and easy on-trail edging. Moderate tip and tail rocker creates a shorter running length for more maneuverability and speed control on any terrain.

$399 $299

The G-Force series of skis are for people that love the front-side. In the morning high-speed turns on freshly-groomed slopes, in the afternoon a couple of favorite mogul runs. An extremely high performance construction allows these skis to carve a turn like you would not believe. Blizzard’s G-Force line combines all these different demands into one ski. The G-Force Ultrasonic is the ultimate experience.

$799 $699

Pep Fujas created a pro-model to conquer everything on his mountain hit list. Laps in the park, wide open bowls, pillow lines, tree skiing, and even bonks and jibs are all fair game on the Kung Fujas. This one-ski quiver is designed with All-Terrain Rocker and a 102mm waist to handle diverse terrain and snow conditions. You can also remove the tip and tail rivets and attach the K2 pre-cut skins for a further adventure.

$599 $499

The women’s ski that is light enough for progressing into the park and stable enough for the more advanced skier to take on speed; the K2 MissConduct Skis won’t do you wrong. With All-Terrain Rocker™ and a BioFlex Core, this ski is great on every type of snow with the perfect balance of camber, rocker, and flex. Make this your first twin-tip or ski it the way you know how with predictable Directional Taper.

$299 $199

Seth Morrison designed his ski to take on the steepest and deepest of lines with ultimate power and confidence. Even if you’re not sending 50-footers or shredding AK peaks, Seth’s confidence and cat-like balance are carried on to you with the K2 obSETHed Skis. With Powder Rocker™ in the tip and All-Terrain Rocker™ in the tail, the obSETHed floats like a HellBent on the deepest of days, while maintaining the control and agility to charge fast lines. Be it big-mountain, back-country descents, or your local hill, you’ll be blown away by the possibilities of this ski.

$699 $599

The K2 Press Skis aren’t your ordinary price point, capped park ski. With a durable wood core, Jib Rocker™, and deeper sidecut, the Press can perform tricks only seen in gnarshmellow, carve well between features, and can easily handle all the abuse you throw at it. It is feather-light for reduced swing weight and the rocker/flat profile gives it the combination of buttery feel with the stability you desire, and deserve. No sacrificing here; the Press is a killer park ski at an unbeatable price.

$299 $199

The SuperBurnin will set your skiing on fire, not your legs. This expert women’s hard snow carving ski provides precision turning and edge hold on firm snow. Its narrow design and Speed Rocker ensures accurate, high performance transitions between turns and will result in quicker hot laps and flawless tracks.

$899 $799

This ski’s Catch-Free Rocker will sweeten your turns by enabling you to learn how to carve without the fear of hooking an edge. This soft-flexing ski makes turn initiation on groomed snow feel simple and natural. Overcome skiing’s learning curve with confidence as you find your sweet spot.

$499 $399

The Rossignol Attraxion 3 is easy to use. Its manoeuvrability, and stable and reassuring character, together with its ease of handling in skid turns make it an excellent ski for beginners and intermediate skiers. Its main strong point though (a crucial factor in this category) is the way it handles in carving, helping the skier to move on to more technical skiing.

$599 $499

Totally new design in sidecut and shape technology, the BBR has an oversized, surfboard shaped tip for floatation in soft snow and terrain absorption, combined with a narrow tail and short radius sidecut for quick, precise carving on piste.

$699 $599

Lively, energetic all-mountain ski with with All Terrain Rocker and titanium reinforcement on an 80 mm platform. For skiers who spend most of their time on-piste, but like to explore from time to time.

$599 $499

High-performance all-mountain ski combining Powerline for unrivaled stability and control with all mountain rocker for more terrain versatility. For skiers who ski 80% on-piste.

$899 $799

No other 97mm waist width, everyday freeride ski can perform as well as the women’s Salomon Geisha Skis. Featuring eco-friendly bamboo and basalt fibers, the Salomon Geisha Skis provide liveliness from edge to edge and terrain absorption over the biggest of bumps. Salomon’s Rocker Technology in the tip gives the Salomon Geisha Skis a better float through the deep stuff. So ski the pow till its tracked and hit the groomers or the park after lunch, anything is possible with the Salomon Geisha Skis.

$649 $649

Big mountain or in-bounds, the Rosa has you covered. With a wide body and short side cut, the Rosa is exceptionally forgiving and responsive when turned on edge. Quick edge-to-edge control is achieved using sidecut radius of 13.7m. The Pro-Tip Rocker shape makes the Rosa your deep snow machine.

$549 $449

Thanks to a wide body and short sidecut, the Scott Mission Skis perform flawlessly in varied snow conditions for all skiers. The 350mm Pro-Tip Rocker offers the perfect balance of edge control and float. A wood core triaxial laminate construction provides the perfect amount of flex, allowing the Mission to effortlessly jump from edge to edge.

$549 $449

Blizzard Black Pearl is wider underfoot (88mm), loves to plow through pow and crud but holds a worthy edge, a refreshing change from most reverse camber planks colored pink for girls that seem to skid. If the forecast was pow, I’d grab my black pearls and go.

$599 $499

Totally new design in sidecut and shape technology, the BBR has an oversized, surfboard shaped tip for floatation in soft snow and terrain absorption, combined with a narrow tail and short radius sidecut for quick, precise carving on piste.

$599 $499

A notable addition to Völkl’s all-mountain freeskiing collection is the new Kendo. With the same construction as the beloved Mantra, the Kendo goes on a diet at 88mm in the waist. For skiers looking for the ideal 50/50 front-side/back-side combination, the Kendo rips in all conditions, from groomers to powder and everything in between.

$699 $599

On the fence? Love the pow, but can’t get enough of carving hard on-piste too? The Volkl Kenja Skis are for you. The Kenja Skis are brand new skis in the women’s freeskiing category and feature a Bio-Logic shape of 129-86-105. Best suited for advanced to expert women skiers who want to ride a 50/50 blend of groomed or soft snow conditions, the Kenja (meaning: wise person) is sure to become a go-to all mountain freeride ski for this season.

$549 $449

Winner of every major magazine award in this season’s buyer’s guides, the innovative RTM 84 is designed for good skiers who want smooth carving on the front side of the mountain combined with uncanny maneuverability in soft snow. Völkl’s proprietary full rocker technology gives the skier smooth, direct turn initiation, and a playful overall feel.

$1059 $899