Touring Skis
A touring ski spends plenty of time going uphill, so weight deserves a close look. The lightest choice is not always the most comfortable way down. A little more mass can help in crust, wind-affected snow and rough spring conditions. Choose width for the snow you expect and length for both downhill control and uphill kick turns. Check that your skins fit the ski and that your boots and bindings work together. Skip an oversized powder shape if most outings involve long approaches on firm snow. Try to build a balanced setup instead of saving weight in just one piece.
Touring Skis to compare
- Völkl Blaze 94 Black 2027
- Atomic Backland 101 W 2027
- Atomic Backland 102 2027
- Black Crows Navis Freebird 2027
- Atomic Backland 109 2027
- Black Crows Camox Freebird 2027
- Atomic Maven 103 CTI 2026
- Line Sakana 2027
- Atomic Bent 110 2025
- Atomic Bent Chetler 120 2025
- Völkl Blaze 94 Black 2026
- Völkl Blaze 104 Teal 2027
- Blizzard Zero G 96 2027
- Blizzard Zero G 96 W 2027
- Black Crows Draco Freebird 2027
- Black Crows Camox Freebird 2026
- Fischer Transalp 98 CTI 2027
- Völkl Blaze 94 Rose 2027
- K2 Wayback 106 2027
- Atomic Backland 108 W 2027
- Atomic Backland 109 2026
- Atomic Backland 101 W 2026
- Armada ARV 116 JJ UL 2025
- Armada ARV 116 JJ UL 2026
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