With ski up the mountain
With touring ski you climb the mountain. For this purpose, the ski is equipped with skins and a special touring binding. Basically, a touring ski is much lighter than other skis, after all, every gram of weight saved counts uphill. And some touring skis have such special features as snow-repellent top sheets, so that the snow does not stick to the ski and make it even more difficult. Among touring skis, there are differences: there are super-light racing models for touring skiers who participate in races like the Patrouille de Glaciers. Then there's the broad group for classic ski touring, where the focus is on the ascent. And then there are backcountry models that focus more on descending deep snow and are reminiscent of freeride skis. The skiing experience itself is quite different from skiing on the slopes. Here, the focus is on the encounter with nature and the inspiring mountain world.
G3 FINDr
For classic ski tourers
The FINDr series is uncompromising in performance with a weight and features that ski mountaineers and ski tourers dream of. The FINDr features a magnetic base. The skis pull on each other on the base side and hold tightly together without the need for a strap to hold the skis together. This is very convenient, especially in difficult terrain. This ski steers precisely through steep and technical terrain. To dampen the chatter of a full carbon fiber layup, the FINDr was the first model to use polyurethane sidewalls. The new 94 FLX uses fiberglass instead of carbon, making the ski softer and more forgiving. The new FINDr 94 FLX is therefore suitable for the slopes as well as for deep snow.
G3 SEEKr
Performance touring ski
K2 Wayback
Touring models models
The Wayback series is well established, and customers know what they are getting. It convinces with a modern design and impressive tech values. The stable constructions with all-terrain rocker weigh in at just over 1 kg. The legs will thank them.
K2 Dispatch
The new backcountry models
Under the official heading of "freetouring" skis are classified the new Dispatch models. The all-new Titanal Hex Beam construction provides the versatility of the ski. The Steadfast Base and the unidirectional flex provide the crucial stability. The skis are aimed at backcountry enthusiasts who want to explore unknown deep snow terrain.
Dynastar M-Tour
Freetouring
Dynastar is expanding its last year's M-Line touring series and dividing it into the M-Tour line for backcountry or modern German freetouring and M-Vertical for the classic ski tourer, along with two special models. The models of the M-Tour line are slightly wider and designed for exploring deep snow.
Dynastar M-Vertical & Tour
Ski touring and more
As mentioned above, the M-Vertical line has evolved from last year's M-Line, as the touring range was again expanded somewhat and divided into the freetouring / backcountry and classic ski touring range. These models are aimed at classic ski tourers or athletes.
Dynastar E-Tour
Touring skis for women
Now, this year, the time has finally come: women get their own touring ski collection, aimed at classic ski tourers. Restrained colors, light weights and stability for the descent, that's all woman needs.
Rossignol Escaper
Touring models for man
The touring ski series Escaper, launched last year, will be further expanded this winter, because it is a real success!
Rossignol Escaper W
Touring skis for women
After last year's launch of the first Escaper touring models, Rossignol is following suit this winter, offering classic female ski tourers a choice of four models ranging from 80 to 97 mm center width. Thus, the ladies can choose between skis for classic ski touring and adventurous ski descents through untouched deep snow.
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