Voile have gained a loyal following in the backcountry world with their light, wide yet torsionally rigid skis. Many AT ski brands are now making similar skis, but Voile's stand out for their commitment to making wide skis that tour.

Voile Women's HyperVector 
The Voile Women’s HyperVector is a “do-it-all” women’s backcountry ski that’s designed for big adventure in an ultra light package.
New for 2019, the Women's HyperVector has a lightweight paulownia wood core and carbon fiber construction. A ski with a123-92-108 mm sidecut weighing only 2.25 kg a pair 164 cm length!! 
Like the Women’s UltraVector, the HyperVector excels in long-distance touring and mountaineering, but is equally at home doing repeat laps on the local training hill. 
The Women’s HyperVector has Voile's Early-Rise Camber profile giving a longer running length, while the flattened tail provides excellent edge stability.
The early-rise tip makes it a more-than capable powder ski and the turning radius allow quick and easy edge transitions.
A really nice modern all round touring ski.

Features:

Anti-Ice Topsheet
Reinforced Binding Mounts
Voile Carbon-Weave
Paulownia Wood Core
Voile Carbon-Weave
Rubber Foil
Full-Perimeter Steel Edge

Voile have gained a loyal following in the backcountry world with their light, wide yet torsionally rigid skis. Many AT ski brands are now making similar skis, but Voile's stand out for their commitment to making wide skis that tour.

Voile Women's HyperVector 
The Voile Women’s HyperVector is a “do-it-all” women’s backcountry ski that’s designed for big adventure in an ultra light package.
New for 2019, the Women's HyperVector has a lightweight paulownia wood core and carbon fiber construction. A ski with a123-92-108 mm sidecut weighing only 2.25 kg a pair 164 cm length!! 
Like the Women’s UltraVector, the HyperVector excels in long-distance touring and mountaineering, but is equally at home doing repeat laps on the local training hill. 
The Women’s HyperVector has Voile's Early-Rise Camber profile giving a longer running length, while the flattened tail provides excellent edge stability.
The early-rise tip makes it a more-than capable powder ski and the turning radius allow quick and easy edge transitions.
A really nice modern all round touring ski.

Features:

Anti-Ice Topsheet
Reinforced Binding Mounts
Voile Carbon-Weave
Paulownia Wood Core
Voile Carbon-Weave
Rubber Foil
Full-Perimeter Steel Edge

Voile have gained a loyal following in the backcountry world with their light, wide yet torsionally rigid skis. Many AT ski brands are now making similar skis, but Voile's stand out for their commitment to making wide skis that tour.

Voile Objective Ski
The Objective is a little different, a ski with a narrower "European" style shape with a 82 mm waist (171 cm) that is ideal for all mountain touring, for east coast US where the snow is more often compacted.
Wider than the pure Skimo race skis the WSP and WSG, but narrower than the UltraVector, this ski will please "traditional" European tourers who prefer a lightweight narrow ski.

Fast up and fast down, the Objective is light enough to go the distance and stiff enough to hold an edge on boilerplate.
Weighing in a only 2.10 kg a pair (171 cm) the Objective is designed for fast ascents and long-distance travel.  It is also an excellent choice for skimo fitness training.

Features:

Anti-Ice Topsheet
Reinforced Binding Mounting Area
Voile Carbon Weave
Paulownia Wood Core
Voile Carbon Weave
Rubber Foil
Running Length Steel Edges
Sintered Base

Voile have gained a loyal following in the backcountry world with their light, wide yet torsionally rigid skis. Many AT ski brands are now making similar skis, but Voile's stand out for their commitment to making wide skis that tour.

Voile Objective Ski
The Objective is a little different, a ski with a narrower "European" style shape with a 82 mm waist (171 cm) that is ideal for all mountain touring, for east coast US where the snow is more often compacted.
Wider than the pure Skimo race skis the WSP and WSG, but narrower than the UltraVector, this ski will please "traditional" European tourers who prefer a lightweight narrow ski.

Fast up and fast down, the Objective is light enough to go the distance and stiff enough to hold an edge on boilerplate.
Weighing in a only 2.10 kg a pair (171 cm) the Objective is designed for fast ascents and long-distance travel.  It is also an excellent choice for skimo fitness training.

Features:

Anti-Ice Topsheet
Reinforced Binding Mounting Area
Voile Carbon Weave
Paulownia Wood Core
Voile Carbon Weave
Rubber Foil
Running Length Steel Edges
Sintered Base

Voile have gained a loyal following in the backcountry world with their light, wide yet torsionally rigid skis. Many AT ski brands are now making similar skis, but Voile's stand out for their commitment to making wide skis that tour.

Voile Women's HyperVector 
The Voile Women’s HyperVector is a “do-it-all” women’s backcountry ski that’s designed for big adventure in an ultra light package.
New for 2019, the Women's HyperVector has a lightweight paulownia wood core and carbon fiber construction. A ski with a123-92-108 mm sidecut weighing only 2.25 kg a pair 164 cm length!! 
Like the Women’s UltraVector, the HyperVector excels in long-distance touring and mountaineering, but is equally at home doing repeat laps on the local training hill. 
The Women’s HyperVector has Voile's Early-Rise Camber profile giving a longer running length, while the flattened tail provides excellent edge stability.
The early-rise tip makes it a more-than capable powder ski and the turning radius allow quick and easy edge transitions.
A really nice modern all round touring ski.

Features:

Anti-Ice Topsheet
Reinforced Binding Mounts
Voile Carbon-Weave
Paulownia Wood Core
Voile Carbon-Weave
Rubber Foil
Full-Perimeter Steel Edge

Voile have gained a loyal following in the backcountry world with their light, wide yet torsionally rigid skis. Many AT ski brands are now making similar skis, but Voile's stand out for their commitment to making wide skis that tour.

Voile Women's HyperVector 
The Voile Women’s HyperVector is a “do-it-all” women’s backcountry ski that’s designed for big adventure in an ultra light package.
New for 2019, the Women's HyperVector has a lightweight paulownia wood core and carbon fiber construction. A ski with a123-92-108 mm sidecut weighing only 2.25 kg a pair 164 cm length!! 
Like the Women’s UltraVector, the HyperVector excels in long-distance touring and mountaineering, but is equally at home doing repeat laps on the local training hill. 
The Women’s HyperVector has Voile's Early-Rise Camber profile giving a longer running length, while the flattened tail provides excellent edge stability.
The early-rise tip makes it a more-than capable powder ski and the turning radius allow quick and easy edge transitions.
A really nice modern all round touring ski.

Features:

Anti-Ice Topsheet
Reinforced Binding Mounts
Voile Carbon-Weave
Paulownia Wood Core
Voile Carbon-Weave
Rubber Foil
Full-Perimeter Steel Edge

Desman are a niche ski brand originating in the Pyrenees. Started by Julien Miellet and Sébastien Lafont, Desman produce freeride and backcountry skis with original effective designs and what's more superb graphics. Dedicated to producing the best possible freeride and touring skis, Desman name their skis after mythic Pyreneean peaks such as the famous Vignemale.

The Desman Vignemale is their widest freeride ski with a massive 120 mm underfoot.
Built for pure powder; the Vignemale is easy to ski and great fun, pivoting effortlessly thanks to the rockered profile.
Designed and built for skiers who do not want to stay on the track, the Vignemale skis as well as it looks good.

Features:

Sandwich construction.
Graphite running sole with low coefficient of friction.
Race HRC 48 race edges (1.3mm).
Reinforced fiberglass: unidirectional and biaxial with carbon fiber insert.
Double anti-twist titanal plate.
Wood core: laminated / glued ash, poplar.
Birch developed according to the type of skis and use.
ABS sheets.

Desman are a niche ski brand originating in the Pyrenees. Started by Julien Miellet and Sébastien Lafont, Desman produce freeride and backcountry skis with original effective designs and what's more superb graphics. Dedicated to producing the best possible freeride and touring skis, Desman name their skis after mythic Pyreneean peaks such as the famous Vignemale.

The Desman Vignemale is their widest freeride ski with a massive 120 mm underfoot.
Built for pure powder; the Vignemale is easy to ski and great fun, pivoting effortlessly thanks to the rockered profile.
Designed and built for skiers who do not want to stay on the track, the Vignemale skis as well as it looks good.

Features:

Sandwich construction.
Graphite running sole with low coefficient of friction.
Race HRC 48 race edges (1.3mm).
Reinforced fiberglass: unidirectional and biaxial with carbon fiber insert.
Double anti-twist titanal plate.
Wood core: laminated / glued ash, poplar.
Birch developed according to the type of skis and use.
ABS sheets.

Faction's best selling Signature Series Candide skis have been developed by and for Candide Thovex, and if they're good enough for him then they're (probably) good enough for us!!
These skis combine freeride and freestyle-inspired features to provide playful backcountry performance that let's you make the most of the whole mountain.

The Faction Candide CT 4.0 is the one night stand you’ll fall in love with. At 118mm underfoot, this is a light-weight, big-mountain backcountry ski made for the deep days. Its generous rocker, Early Taper and innovative Multi Dimension Sidecut means that it floats, drifts and sails through the fluffy stuff. Designed with Candide for the blower days, the slight camber underfoot, Full Strength sidewall construction and the updated Hybrid Core mean that the CT 4.0 is more versatile that ever and feels responsive in the crud and harder conditions. So go ahead and fall in love. it won't be a one off.

Features:

118mm Waist
Floaty, versatile waist width for fresh snow and all-mountain conditions.
Directional Twin
Faction have given the CT 4 a considerably narrower tail width than the tip to provide ultimate downhill performance for attacking the mountain. The rockered tail makes these skis more playful with better freestyle performance, letting you ski switch without problem.
Hybrid Core
Faction reinforce the super lightweight balsa with robust flax fibres plus poplar strips creating a durable wood core that holds an edge like other skis twice its weight.
Durable Build
Anti-chip Micro-cap and Anti-Scratch topsheet adds extra protection and fresh look.
Multi Dimension Sidecut with Flatspot
This manoeuvrable shape consists of a shorter radius underfoot, keeping the ski nimble on those steep and narrow entries, and longer radii blended out to the tip and tail that ensure a stable and surfy feel when you’re flying out the bottom.
Micro-Cap
With micro-cap, the sandwich construction provides awesome edge hold and torsional stability while the ski’s topsheet wraps around and meets the sidewall, protecting the junction that can be prone to chipping.
Die-Cut Ptex 3666

Faction's best selling Signature Series Candide skis have been developed by and for Candide Thovex, and if they're good enough for him then they're (probably) good enough for us!!
These skis combine freeride and freestyle-inspired features to provide playful backcountry performance that let's you make the most of the whole mountain.

The Faction Candide CT 4.0 is the one night stand you’ll fall in love with. At 118mm underfoot, this is a light-weight, big-mountain backcountry ski made for the deep days. Its generous rocker, Early Taper and innovative Multi Dimension Sidecut means that it floats, drifts and sails through the fluffy stuff. Designed with Candide for the blower days, the slight camber underfoot, Full Strength sidewall construction and the updated Hybrid Core mean that the CT 4.0 is more versatile that ever and feels responsive in the crud and harder conditions. So go ahead and fall in love. it won't be a one off.

Features:

118mm Waist
Floaty, versatile waist width for fresh snow and all-mountain conditions.
Directional Twin
Faction have given the CT 4 a considerably narrower tail width than the tip to provide ultimate downhill performance for attacking the mountain. The rockered tail makes these skis more playful with better freestyle performance, letting you ski switch without problem.
Hybrid Core
Faction reinforce the super lightweight balsa with robust flax fibres plus poplar strips creating a durable wood core that holds an edge like other skis twice its weight.
Durable Build
Anti-chip Micro-cap and Anti-Scratch topsheet adds extra protection and fresh look.
Multi Dimension Sidecut with Flatspot
This manoeuvrable shape consists of a shorter radius underfoot, keeping the ski nimble on those steep and narrow entries, and longer radii blended out to the tip and tail that ensure a stable and surfy feel when you’re flying out the bottom.
Micro-Cap
With micro-cap, the sandwich construction provides awesome edge hold and torsional stability while the ski’s topsheet wraps around and meets the sidewall, protecting the junction that can be prone to chipping.
Die-Cut Ptex 3666

With 118 mm underfoot, Faction's Prime 4.0 is the widest ski in the premium Prime series, a skis that doesn’t back down when facing the most challenging ascents or the gnarliest descents.
Developed in collaboration with Faction's ski designer Patrik Sannes, the Prime 4.0 has a progressive shape featuring a multi dimension sidecut, making it agile and effective in tight, technical zones, bags of fun in powder or chopped up snow and a total charger when ripping giant turns down big mountain faces. 
The Prime 4.0 sports a light yet strong hybrid core coupled with the ingenious use of textreme carbon which provides ridiculous amounts of torsional stability and edge grip for its weight.
Blessed with a massive 118mm underfoot, extended rocker tip and tail rocker for extra float and slashability, the Prime 4.0 is the tool of choice for riders like World Freewide Tour and UIAGM Mountain Guide Sam Anthamatten who are pushing the limits of steep skiing, taking their outdoor pursuits and styles of skiing to places and levels that didn’t seem possible.
Now it’s your turn...........

Features:

Extended Tip/Tail Rocker
Faction's Extended Rocker has a reverse camber shape in the tip and tails, which along with waist width, is the most important element in providing float in fresh snow.
Extended rocker also makes pivoting and turn initiation easier and means you have less chance of catching an edge.
Hybrid Core
Faction reinforce the super lightweight Balsa with robust Flax fibres plus Poplar strips creating a durable wood core that holds an edge like other skis twice its weight.
Textreme Carbon
Used in state of the art aeronautical engineering and deployed as a full layer of laminate in our skis. The weave is made up of thin strips that are resistant to even the smallest cracks and fissures - thinner, lighter and stronger than regular carbon.
Multi Dimension Sidecut
This manoeuvrable shape consists of a shorter radius underfoot, keeping the ski nimble on those steep and narrow entries, and longer radii blended out to the tip and tail that ensure a stable and surfy feel when you’re flying out the bottom.
Progressive Flat Tail
Stable to ski at high speeds, playful and easy to initiate turns at lower speeds – this shape exceeds expectations.

With 118 mm underfoot, Faction's Prime 4.0 is the widest ski in the premium Prime series, a skis that doesn’t back down when facing the most challenging ascents or the gnarliest descents.
Developed in collaboration with Faction's ski designer Patrik Sannes, the Prime 4.0 has a progressive shape featuring a multi dimension sidecut, making it agile and effective in tight, technical zones, bags of fun in powder or chopped up snow and a total charger when ripping giant turns down big mountain faces. 
The Prime 4.0 sports a light yet strong hybrid core coupled with the ingenious use of textreme carbon which provides ridiculous amounts of torsional stability and edge grip for its weight.
Blessed with a massive 118mm underfoot, extended rocker tip and tail rocker for extra float and slashability, the Prime 4.0 is the tool of choice for riders like World Freewide Tour and UIAGM Mountain Guide Sam Anthamatten who are pushing the limits of steep skiing, taking their outdoor pursuits and styles of skiing to places and levels that didn’t seem possible.
Now it’s your turn...........

Features:

Extended Tip/Tail Rocker
Faction's Extended Rocker has a reverse camber shape in the tip and tails, which along with waist width, is the most important element in providing float in fresh snow.
Extended rocker also makes pivoting and turn initiation easier and means you have less chance of catching an edge.
Hybrid Core
Faction reinforce the super lightweight Balsa with robust Flax fibres plus Poplar strips creating a durable wood core that holds an edge like other skis twice its weight.
Textreme Carbon
Used in state of the art aeronautical engineering and deployed as a full layer of laminate in our skis. The weave is made up of thin strips that are resistant to even the smallest cracks and fissures - thinner, lighter and stronger than regular carbon.
Multi Dimension Sidecut
This manoeuvrable shape consists of a shorter radius underfoot, keeping the ski nimble on those steep and narrow entries, and longer radii blended out to the tip and tail that ensure a stable and surfy feel when you’re flying out the bottom.
Progressive Flat Tail
Stable to ski at high speeds, playful and easy to initiate turns at lower speeds – this shape exceeds expectations.

Please Note:
Please contact us if ordering Kastle skis for delivery to the USA.
The MSRP for the Kastle BMX 115 is $1049.00 USD.

The BMX series from Kastle are their powder-orientated fat freeride skis and are available in two widths, 105 and 115 m underfoot.
Designed for  big mountains, deep powder and unforgettable heli skiing days, the BMX115 their widest freeride ski. Robust sandwich construction with Dual Rise technology provides maximum float and reliability, even in changing conditions. Big lines and drops are effortless for Freeride Worldtour Champion Lorraine Huber with the BMX115. This ski delivers for skiers like Lorraine, from first chair to last run, as she testifies:
"The BMX115 in 185 cm was the perfect ski for me to win the freeride world championship. No matter how unfavourable snow conditions may be during freeride competition, the BMX115 gives me total confidence. I know it can handle anything; busting through crud and crust, stomping bombed out landings, you name it. Kastle has managed to find the ideal balance bewteen stability and playfulness in this ski, and the BMX115 is what I use all season long. It truly is a phenomenal ski."

If it's good enough for Lorraine then it's good enough for us!! Push your deep snow performance barriers with the Kastle BMX115.

Features:

Please Note:
Please contact us if ordering Kastle skis for delivery to the USA.
The MSRP for the Kastle BMX 115 is $1049.00 USD.

The BMX series from Kastle are their powder-orientated fat freeride skis and are available in two widths, 105 and 115 m underfoot.
Designed for  big mountains, deep powder and unforgettable heli skiing days, the BMX115 their widest freeride ski. Robust sandwich construction with Dual Rise technology provides maximum float and reliability, even in changing conditions. Big lines and drops are effortless for Freeride Worldtour Champion Lorraine Huber with the BMX115. This ski delivers for skiers like Lorraine, from first chair to last run, as she testifies:
"The BMX115 in 185 cm was the perfect ski for me to win the freeride world championship. No matter how unfavourable snow conditions may be during freeride competition, the BMX115 gives me total confidence. I know it can handle anything; busting through crud and crust, stomping bombed out landings, you name it. Kastle has managed to find the ideal balance bewteen stability and playfulness in this ski, and the BMX115 is what I use all season long. It truly is a phenomenal ski."

If it's good enough for Lorraine then it's good enough for us!! Push your deep snow performance barriers with the Kastle BMX115.

Features:

Black Crows have given the Anima a new topsheet for 2019 but the ski stays otherwise unchanged. A big mountain ski that combines power and manoeuvrability, the Anima is extremely stable at high speed thanks to the 21m long radius. Powerful yet playful, a great choice for skiers who like big lines, jumps and fast pivots to change direction. A true twin-tip with 22% tip rocker, 18% tail rocker and a short 60% central cambered section, the Anima is highly reactive, nimble for such a fat ski and great fun. Black Crows know when not to change a winning design. If you're looking for a powder ski for creative powder skiing, take a look at the Anima.

Kristofer Turdell says:
"The anima is the ski i used in every contest and for most of my days on skis over the past two years. the turning radius is long enough to make it stable at high speed and its slightly softer tail makes it manoeuvrable in tight places. it's the perfect mix between ski width, taper, turning radius and rocker. Kristofer Turdell."

Features:

Black Crows have given the Anima a new topsheet for 2019 but the ski stays otherwise unchanged. A big mountain ski that combines power and manoeuvrability, the Anima is extremely stable at high speed thanks to the 21m long radius. Powerful yet playful, a great choice for skiers who like big lines, jumps and fast pivots to change direction. A true twin-tip with 22% tip rocker, 18% tail rocker and a short 60% central cambered section, the Anima is highly reactive, nimble for such a fat ski and great fun. Black Crows know when not to change a winning design. If you're looking for a powder ski for creative powder skiing, take a look at the Anima.

Kristofer Turdell says:
"The anima is the ski i used in every contest and for most of my days on skis over the past two years. the turning radius is long enough to make it stable at high speed and its slightly softer tail makes it manoeuvrable in tight places. it's the perfect mix between ski width, taper, turning radius and rocker. Kristofer Turdell."

Features:

Faction's Dictator 4.0 is the widest ski in their Dictator freeride series and comes with a super generous 139-115-127 mm shape. Built for champagne powder and 50° slopes, the Dictator is a big mountain ski for fresh snow conditions. As solid as it is wide, the Dictator 4.0 comes packed with Dual Titanal Layers, a light yet strong poplar/paulownia fusion lite wood core, extended rocker and trimmed taper. The Dictator floats through fresh snow and crud like a boss, never flustered and taking control in all conditions. Dual radius sidecut and surf zone technology makes sure that these skis don't hook up at high speed, your turn in control and your speed fast.
The 115mm waist width gives you a boatful of float in the deep and chopped up snow as well as a whole load of landing gear when you decide to send it. 
Not a ski for every day, but te ski that you need to make the most of ideal powder conditions!!

Features:

Dual Radius Sidecut
In front of the binding, a shorter radius sidecut provides quick response and control for tighter turns while a longer radius in the tail keeps you stable, feeling solid when you’re charging.
The result is a ski that surfs seamlessly between different turn angles and never drags.
Fusion Light Core
A blend of poplar and paulownia results in a lightweight core with excellent responsiveness and rebound, complimenting and offsetting the two full layers of Titanal metal that Faction sandwich on either side of it.
Dual Titanal
Titanal is isotropic, meaning that it is equally strong in all directions. This means that the ski loves being on an edge, blasts through bumps and feels stable even in changeable snow, making it the perfect chassis for a holy grail, hard-charging freeride ski.
Surf Zones
Surf Zone tech unites Rocker and Tip Taper design to make sure these two key features work in harmony.
Rocker provides float and facilitates pivoting, while a Tapered Tip moves the widest part of the ski closer to the centre and removes unwanted hooking.
Freeride Flat Tail
Traditional flat tail design is built for speed, ultimate edge grip and control throughout charging turns. Brought into the modern day with a slight tail rocker, this shape is easier than ever to slash your turn into a slarve and won’t hook up in fresh conditions.

Faction's Dictator 4.0 is the widest ski in their Dictator freeride series and comes with a super generous 139-115-127 mm shape. Built for champagne powder and 50° slopes, the Dictator is a big mountain ski for fresh snow conditions. As solid as it is wide, the Dictator 4.0 comes packed with Dual Titanal Layers, a light yet strong poplar/paulownia fusion lite wood core, extended rocker and trimmed taper. The Dictator floats through fresh snow and crud like a boss, never flustered and taking control in all conditions. Dual radius sidecut and surf zone technology makes sure that these skis don't hook up at high speed, your turn in control and your speed fast.
The 115mm waist width gives you a boatful of float in the deep and chopped up snow as well as a whole load of landing gear when you decide to send it. 
Not a ski for every day, but te ski that you need to make the most of ideal powder conditions!!

Features:

Dual Radius Sidecut
In front of the binding, a shorter radius sidecut provides quick response and control for tighter turns while a longer radius in the tail keeps you stable, feeling solid when you’re charging.
The result is a ski that surfs seamlessly between different turn angles and never drags.
Fusion Light Core
A blend of poplar and paulownia results in a lightweight core with excellent responsiveness and rebound, complimenting and offsetting the two full layers of Titanal metal that Faction sandwich on either side of it.
Dual Titanal
Titanal is isotropic, meaning that it is equally strong in all directions. This means that the ski loves being on an edge, blasts through bumps and feels stable even in changeable snow, making it the perfect chassis for a holy grail, hard-charging freeride ski.
Surf Zones
Surf Zone tech unites Rocker and Tip Taper design to make sure these two key features work in harmony.
Rocker provides float and facilitates pivoting, while a Tapered Tip moves the widest part of the ski closer to the centre and removes unwanted hooking.
Freeride Flat Tail
Traditional flat tail design is built for speed, ultimate edge grip and control throughout charging turns. Brought into the modern day with a slight tail rocker, this shape is easier than ever to slash your turn into a slarve and won’t hook up in fresh conditions.

The second widest ski in Line's freestyle backcountry series, the Line Mordecai continues to sit in that sweet spot of freestyle powder design. With a generous 114 mm at the waist and a 17 m average radius, the Mordecai is adept edge-to-edge in a never-sinking shape. Designed for use in deep snow, the Mordecai is equally at home on the untracked open faces as it is in blown out chop, providing confidence and the feedback you need. It's a lightweight jumping platform for any occasion. Enjoy!!

Features:

The fattest ski in Line's Sick Day series, the Sick Day 114 is the ski to grab when the storms are dumping bottomless powder all over the mountain.
Designed to float, blast, arc and surf the deepest and lightest powder you'll ever find.
An award winning powder specific ski, for 2019 Line have modified the structure with Magic Finger Carbon Filaments, which are a wide array of carbon stretching from tip to tail for added stability without sacrificing weight.

Features:

Partly Cloudy Core
A blend of light weight wood creating the best strength to weight ratio.
Directional Flex
 The softer tip floats & initiates turns easily while the stiffer tail provides power, stability & high speed control.
5-Cut Geometry
Not one, not two but five different radii shapes are blended into the ski's overall sidecut to give you that intuitive control & unlimited turn shape.
Capwall
The best of both worlds! Cap on the top for light & playful performance with sidewall over the edge for added precision.
Early Rise
The rise of the tip and tail begin earlier as the ski profile moves away from center making for easier turn initiation and helps get the skis up on a plane more quickly. This also means effortless float in softer snow!
Early Taper
The widest point of the sidecut begins tapering earlier in the tip & tail which reduces hook ups in powder.
Magic Finger Carbon Filaments
New! A wide array of carbon stretching from tip to tail for added stability without sacrificing weight in the totally new Sick Day series.

The fattest ski in Line's Sick Day series, the Sick Day 114 is the ski to grab when the storms are dumping bottomless powder all over the mountain.
Designed to float, blast, arc and surf the deepest and lightest powder you'll ever find.
An award winning powder specific ski, for 2019 Line have modified the structure with Magic Finger Carbon Filaments, which are a wide array of carbon stretching from tip to tail for added stability without sacrificing weight.

Features:

Partly Cloudy Core
A blend of light weight wood creating the best strength to weight ratio.
Directional Flex
 The softer tip floats & initiates turns easily while the stiffer tail provides power, stability & high speed control.
5-Cut Geometry
Not one, not two but five different radii shapes are blended into the ski's overall sidecut to give you that intuitive control & unlimited turn shape.
Capwall
The best of both worlds! Cap on the top for light & playful performance with sidewall over the edge for added precision.
Early Rise
The rise of the tip and tail begin earlier as the ski profile moves away from center making for easier turn initiation and helps get the skis up on a plane more quickly. This also means effortless float in softer snow!
Early Taper
The widest point of the sidecut begins tapering earlier in the tip & tail which reduces hook ups in powder.
Magic Finger Carbon Filaments
New! A wide array of carbon stretching from tip to tail for added stability without sacrificing weight in the totally new Sick Day series.

Volkl have been at the forefront of freeride ski development since the beginning and have produced legendary skis such as the Mantra, the Gotama (who can forget those Buddha decals?) and of course the Katana. The Katana stands out for it's performance in deep snow and for several years has been the "go-to" ski for several of Völkl‘s pro big mountain riders.
For 2019 the Katana V.Werks benefits from the new 3D.Ridge construction and a Full Carbon Jacket construction and an ICE-OFF top sheet. Very light for a ski with a sidecut of 143-112-132 mm, the 184 cm length weighs in at only 3.76 kg a pair. This, combined with the full rocker, makes these skis incredibly maneuverable and versatile.

The Katana V.Werks is Völkl's signature fat freeride ski and showcases Volkl's tecnical prowess.
V.Werks by Volkl: Engineered and handcrafted in Straubing, "Made in Germany"!

Features:

V.Werks
V.Werks demonstrates the possibilities of state of the art technology. This custom line focuses on revolutionary designs that trim every possible gram, which results in the exclusive use of expensive materials like carbon, aramid and titanium. Trailblazing engineering and cutting-edge production methods together result in an extremely lightweight ski brimming with world-class performance capabilities without sacrificing even a hint of stability or durability. The construction and ultra-flat design translates into a fantastic edge grip and lightning-fast responsiveness, so there are absolutely no limits placed on highly athletic, varied skiing.
Multilayer Woodcore
The combination of beech and poplar results in an extremely durable wood core composed of hard wood in the binding area and lighter wood around.
3D.Ridge Carbon
Central Woodcore Ridge with superslim wings to significantly reduce weight and swing weight and keep the stability where necessary. Combined with Full Carbon Jacket for Stability.
Ice.Off Topsheet
Topsheet technology to reduce the weight of the ski when skiing and hiking. Will reduce the snow attachment to the ski at an average of 20% to 30%.
The next step in effective weight reduction. ICE.OFF stands for the latest topsheet technology on our touring skis. The unique surface structure and material composition reduces icing as the snow simply slides off the topsheet. This leads to a drastic reduction of weight in use, on average up to 20% to 30%. In addition, mainly white graphics support the anti-icing effect. Lighter skis prevent fatigue, especially on long and steep uphill sections.
Skin Pin
100% secure and custom-fit connection of skin to ski.
Moderate Taper
Moderate setup of tapered tips for an allmountain oriented combination of precision on piste and easy handling off piste.
Full Crabon Jacket
Material layup for direct transmission and high reliability/stability at the lighest possible weight.
Center Sidewall
Direct and strong powertransmission with partial sidewalls in the center of the ski, combined with the superslim 3D.Ridge construction.
Base P-Tex 4500
A sintered, ultra-high molecular polyethylene base with an extremely high density. Besides a great wear resistance and perfect wax absorption the P-Tex 4504 is extremely fast and exclusively used on our top of the line and race models. The material has been upgraded with special additives to make it thermal and electro-conductive and proves its qualities with premium glide and maximum speed in races.

Volkl have been at the forefront of freeride ski development since the beginning and have produced legendary skis such as the Mantra, the Gotama (who can forget those Buddha decals?) and of course the Katana. The Katana stands out for it's performance in deep snow and for several years has been the "go-to" ski for several of Völkl‘s pro big mountain riders.
For 2019 the Katana V.Werks benefits from the new 3D.Ridge construction and a Full Carbon Jacket construction and an ICE-OFF top sheet. Very light for a ski with a sidecut of 143-112-132 mm, the 184 cm length weighs in at only 3.76 kg a pair. This, combined with the full rocker, makes these skis incredibly maneuverable and versatile.

The Katana V.Werks is Völkl's signature fat freeride ski and showcases Volkl's tecnical prowess.
V.Werks by Volkl: Engineered and handcrafted in Straubing, "Made in Germany"!

Features:

V.Werks
V.Werks demonstrates the possibilities of state of the art technology. This custom line focuses on revolutionary designs that trim every possible gram, which results in the exclusive use of expensive materials like carbon, aramid and titanium. Trailblazing engineering and cutting-edge production methods together result in an extremely lightweight ski brimming with world-class performance capabilities without sacrificing even a hint of stability or durability. The construction and ultra-flat design translates into a fantastic edge grip and lightning-fast responsiveness, so there are absolutely no limits placed on highly athletic, varied skiing.
Multilayer Woodcore
The combination of beech and poplar results in an extremely durable wood core composed of hard wood in the binding area and lighter wood around.
3D.Ridge Carbon
Central Woodcore Ridge with superslim wings to significantly reduce weight and swing weight and keep the stability where necessary. Combined with Full Carbon Jacket for Stability.
Ice.Off Topsheet
Topsheet technology to reduce the weight of the ski when skiing and hiking. Will reduce the snow attachment to the ski at an average of 20% to 30%.
The next step in effective weight reduction. ICE.OFF stands for the latest topsheet technology on our touring skis. The unique surface structure and material composition reduces icing as the snow simply slides off the topsheet. This leads to a drastic reduction of weight in use, on average up to 20% to 30%. In addition, mainly white graphics support the anti-icing effect. Lighter skis prevent fatigue, especially on long and steep uphill sections.
Skin Pin
100% secure and custom-fit connection of skin to ski.
Moderate Taper
Moderate setup of tapered tips for an allmountain oriented combination of precision on piste and easy handling off piste.
Full Crabon Jacket
Material layup for direct transmission and high reliability/stability at the lighest possible weight.
Center Sidewall
Direct and strong powertransmission with partial sidewalls in the center of the ski, combined with the superslim 3D.Ridge construction.
Base P-Tex 4500
A sintered, ultra-high molecular polyethylene base with an extremely high density. Besides a great wear resistance and perfect wax absorption the P-Tex 4504 is extremely fast and exclusively used on our top of the line and race models. The material has been upgraded with special additives to make it thermal and electro-conductive and proves its qualities with premium glide and maximum speed in races.

The second widest ski in Line's freestyle backcountry series, the Line Mordecai continues to sit in that sweet spot of freestyle powder design. With a generous 114 mm at the waist and a 17 m average radius, the Mordecai is adept edge-to-edge in a never-sinking shape. Designed for use in deep snow, the Mordecai is equally at home on the untracked open faces as it is in blown out chop, providing confidence and the feedback you need. It's a lightweight jumping platform for any occasion. Enjoy!!

Features:

By producing such light yet high performance skis it was obvious that skiers would be using DPS ski in the backcountry. For the Tour1 touring line DPS have taken their flagship models and given them a touring-specific construction so that what were already light skis are now even more effective backcountry tools. DPS's Tour1 skis are comparable in weight to the lightest backcountry-speciflc touring skis on Ihe market but offer superior, class-leadlng torsional stiffness, unmatched edge grip and dampening via the proprietary Tour1 aerospace carbon laminate. Why invest energy in long tours if you are forced to ride floppy touring skis that sap the performance and fun out of the descent? With the Tour1 you know that finally you have a touring ski that performs downhill.

At just over 3 kg a pair (178 cm), the award-winning DPS Tour1 Wailer 112 RP2 weighs less than most significantly narrower traditional fiberglass touring shapes, but still delivers carbon’s inherent power benefits in deeper and mixed snow. This ski will give you all the performance you need on the deepest powder and has one of the  most soft-snow versatile and easiest skiing shapes in the history of the sport.
A hi-tech precision made ski and a great choice for intermediate and expert skiers wanting the best tool for accessing and skking backcountry powder.  

Features: 

Prepreg carbon / glass Tour1 laminate.
Full cap t.xtured polyamide top.
Narrow profile Rockwell 48 edges.
Balsa core.
Fastest and hardest World Cup race base.

By producing such light yet high performance skis it was obvious that skiers would be using DPS ski in the backcountry. For the Tour1 touring line DPS have taken their flagship models and given them a touring-specific construction so that what were already light skis are now even more effective backcountry tools. DPS's Tour1 skis are comparable in weight to the lightest backcountry-speciflc touring skis on Ihe market but offer superior, class-leadlng torsional stiffness, unmatched edge grip and dampening via the proprietary Tour1 aerospace carbon laminate. Why invest energy in long tours if you are forced to ride floppy touring skis that sap the performance and fun out of the descent? With the Tour1 you know that finally you have a touring ski that performs downhill.

At just over 3 kg a pair (178 cm), the award-winning DPS Tour1 Wailer 112 RP2 weighs less than most significantly narrower traditional fiberglass touring shapes, but still delivers carbon’s inherent power benefits in deeper and mixed snow. This ski will give you all the performance you need on the deepest powder and has one of the  most soft-snow versatile and easiest skiing shapes in the history of the sport.
A hi-tech precision made ski and a great choice for intermediate and expert skiers wanting the best tool for accessing and skking backcountry powder.  

Features: 

Prepreg carbon / glass Tour1 laminate.
Full cap t.xtured polyamide top.
Narrow profile Rockwell 48 edges.
Balsa core.
Fastest and hardest World Cup race base.

The DPS Alchemist Wailer 112 RP2 continues for 2019, and is the latest version of DPSs revolutionary fat freeride ski.
This ski maintains the legendary Wailer 112 shape while the Alchemist construction gives these skis are powerful, precise yet damp smoothness that let's you concentrate on the terrain. 
DPS's Wailer 112 legacy has dominated magazine tests and is known as the shape that truly makes people ski better.
It has the versatility for complete control with and g-force generation on hard pack, while giving the rider powder planing performance in fresh snow.
The DPS Alchemist Wailer 112 RP consistently and playfully delivers the ultimate in powder versatility combined with ease of use in mixed snow and crud.

The DPS Alchemist Wailer 112 RP2 continues for 2019, and is the latest version of DPSs revolutionary fat freeride ski.
This ski maintains the legendary Wailer 112 shape while the Alchemist construction gives these skis are powerful, precise yet damp smoothness that let's you concentrate on the terrain. 
DPS's Wailer 112 legacy has dominated magazine tests and is known as the shape that truly makes people ski better.
It has the versatility for complete control with and g-force generation on hard pack, while giving the rider powder planing performance in fresh snow.
The DPS Alchemist Wailer 112 RP consistently and playfully delivers the ultimate in powder versatility combined with ease of use in mixed snow and crud.

Blizzard's widest model in the Zero G touring series, the Zero G 108 combines Blizzard's commitment to minimizing weight with an emphasis on downhill performance in powder. If you're looking at skis this wide then you're probably not counting every gram and want the downhll performance that Blizzard is known for. The Blizzard Zero G 108 is the result of endless research, design, and testing in all types of conditions and terrain. With 108 mm underfoot, it is made for backcountry skiers searching for powder. Built wth an ultra-lightweight construction and torsional rigidity thanks to Blizzard's Carbon DriveTechnology, an even natural flex and stability at speed thanks to the paulownia woodcore, the Blizzard Zero G 108 is a great choice for backcountry powder days.

Features:

C-Drive
Carbon Drive delivers an unprecedented level of performance in a ski this light! The integration of a 3D uni-directional carbon fiber frame with an ultra-lightweight paulownia woodcore construction allows Blizzard to reduce the weight in the ski while providing structure for performance.  The carbon frame’s 3D geometry guarantees optimal flex and torsional rigidity.
The result is a level of stability, edge grip and control unprecedented in the world of ski mountaineering.
Lightweight
Zero G skis deliver downhill stability and confidence in an industry leading lightweight package.
Lite Core
Wood cores that is naturally strong but lightweight are strategically constructed for maximum performance while reducing weight.
Rocker Camber Rocker
Specifically designed rocker in the tip and tail with camber underfoot increases the carving character on groomed trails while maintaining flotation off the slopes.
Sidewall
Full sidewalls provide torsional rigidity and constant pressure along the full length of the ski. The result is better energy transmission, stability, control and ultimately greater performance.

Please note that we are not able to deliver Blizzard skis to the USA or Canada. Please pay more locally.

Blizzard's widest model in the Zero G touring series, the Zero G 108 combines Blizzard's commitment to minimizing weight with an emphasis on downhill performance in powder. If you're looking at skis this wide then you're probably not counting every gram and want the downhll performance that Blizzard is known for. The Blizzard Zero G 108 is the result of endless research, design, and testing in all types of conditions and terrain. With 108 mm underfoot, it is made for backcountry skiers searching for powder. Built wth an ultra-lightweight construction and torsional rigidity thanks to Blizzard's Carbon DriveTechnology, an even natural flex and stability at speed thanks to the paulownia woodcore, the Blizzard Zero G 108 is a great choice for backcountry powder days.

Features:

C-Drive
Carbon Drive delivers an unprecedented level of performance in a ski this light! The integration of a 3D uni-directional carbon fiber frame with an ultra-lightweight paulownia woodcore construction allows Blizzard to reduce the weight in the ski while providing structure for performance.  The carbon frame’s 3D geometry guarantees optimal flex and torsional rigidity.
The result is a level of stability, edge grip and control unprecedented in the world of ski mountaineering.
Lightweight
Zero G skis deliver downhill stability and confidence in an industry leading lightweight package.
Lite Core
Wood cores that is naturally strong but lightweight are strategically constructed for maximum performance while reducing weight.
Rocker Camber Rocker
Specifically designed rocker in the tip and tail with camber underfoot increases the carving character on groomed trails while maintaining flotation off the slopes.
Sidewall
Full sidewalls provide torsional rigidity and constant pressure along the full length of the ski. The result is better energy transmission, stability, control and ultimately greater performance.

Black Crows have taken a big risk for 2019 by updating their classic ski, the Corvus. 
For this season Black Crows have completely updated the shape of the Corvus while keeping the same objective - the Corvus is a hard-charging Big Mountain ski.
Built with a flat camber and double titanal plates, the new Corvus is stiffer than the previous version, and requires more assertive skiing while in return the new flat camber allows the ski to pivot faster.
The new Corvus combines higher performance in difficult snow conditions and excellent grip on hardpack as well as faster pivoting in soft snow.
Aggressive skiers who like using the rebound at the end of the turn will find the new Corvus more neutral. This new design with the flat camber, titanal reinforcements and low rocker works very well and is superbly effective, with increased acceleration than the previous model while requiring slightly more attention when putting the flat camber on the edges. Skiers who liked the Volkl Katana and Blizzard Bodacious will enjoy the new Corvus.
Built for hard charging big mountain skiers, the Corvus offers even higher performance in all snow conditions.

Camille Jaccoux says:
"The corvus satisfies our quest for an equilibrium between authenticity and modernity. we've found that balance with a ski which combines a super-reactive pivot and an infallible alpine spirit."

Features:

Black Crows have taken a big risk for 2019 by updating their classic ski, the Corvus. 
For this season Black Crows have completely updated the shape of the Corvus while keeping the same objective - the Corvus is a hard-charging Big Mountain ski.
Built with a flat camber and double titanal plates, the new Corvus is stiffer than the previous version, and requires more assertive skiing while in return the new flat camber allows the ski to pivot faster.
The new Corvus combines higher performance in difficult snow conditions and excellent grip on hardpack as well as faster pivoting in soft snow.
Aggressive skiers who like using the rebound at the end of the turn will find the new Corvus more neutral. This new design with the flat camber, titanal reinforcements and low rocker works very well and is superbly effective, with increased acceleration than the previous model while requiring slightly more attention when putting the flat camber on the edges. Skiers who liked the Volkl Katana and Blizzard Bodacious will enjoy the new Corvus.
Built for hard charging big mountain skiers, the Corvus offers even higher performance in all snow conditions.

Camille Jaccoux says:
"The corvus satisfies our quest for an equilibrium between authenticity and modernity. we've found that balance with a ski which combines a super-reactive pivot and an infallible alpine spirit."

Features:

By producing such light yet high performance skis it was obvious that skiers would be using DPS ski in the backcountry. For the Tour1 touring line DPS have taken their flagship models and given them a touring-specific construction so that what were already light skis are now even more effective backcountry tools. DPS's Tour1 skis are comparable in weight to the lightest backcountry-speciflc touring skis on Ihe market but offer superior, class-leadlng torsional stiffness, unmatched edge grip and dampening via the proprietary Tour1 aerospace carbon laminate. Why invest energy in long tours if you are forced to ride floppy touring skis that sap the performance and fun out of the descent? With the Tour1 you know that finally you have a touring ski that performs downhill.

For the Tour1 Wailer 99 DPS have taken the classic award winning Wailer 99mm underfoot shape and given it a touring-specific ultralight, torsionally responsive carbon laminate construction.
The result is the epitome of versatility: lightweight and energy-saving on the skin track and offering unmatched downhill performance in a touring ski.

Features:

Prepreg carbon / glass Tour1 laminate.
Full cap textured polyamide top.
Narrow profile Rockwell 48 edges.
Balsa core.
Fastest and hardest World Cup race bases.

By producing such light yet high performance skis it was obvious that skiers would be using DPS ski in the backcountry. For the Tour1 touring line DPS have taken their flagship models and given them a touring-specific construction so that what were already light skis are now even more effective backcountry tools. DPS's Tour1 skis are comparable in weight to the lightest backcountry-speciflc touring skis on Ihe market but offer superior, class-leadlng torsional stiffness, unmatched edge grip and dampening via the proprietary Tour1 aerospace carbon laminate. Why invest energy in long tours if you are forced to ride floppy touring skis that sap the performance and fun out of the descent? With the Tour1 you know that finally you have a touring ski that performs downhill.

For the Tour1 Wailer 99 DPS have taken the classic award winning Wailer 99mm underfoot shape and given it a touring-specific ultralight, torsionally responsive carbon laminate construction.
The result is the epitome of versatility: lightweight and energy-saving on the skin track and offering unmatched downhill performance in a touring ski.

Features:

Prepreg carbon / glass Tour1 laminate.
Full cap textured polyamide top.
Narrow profile Rockwell 48 edges.
Balsa core.
Fastest and hardest World Cup race bases.

The most popular width in the Helio ultralight series, the Black Diamond Helio 105 is designed for dedicated backcountry skiers who demand both technical precision and soft-snow performance.
For 2019 Black Diamond have updated the Helio series with a redesigned pre-preg carbon fiber layup, giving the versatile Helio 105 even better dampness and a smoother ride. The new design is also extremely light and torsionally very stiff, with a balanced flex and supreme edge control. A good choice for discerning backcountry skiers wanting a light yet wide ski with plenty of character.

Features:

Width
Versatile 105-mm waist
Rocker
Early rise tip and subtle tail rocker
Construction
Redesigned pre-preg carbon fiber layup offers improved damnpness, torsional stiffness and balanced flex.
Core
Ultralight engineered balsa flax wood core
Sidewalls
5 mm beveled ABS sidewalls
Tail
ABS tail protector with integrated skin-clip tab
Recommended Use
70% soft snow / 30% hard snow
Mounting with telemark bindings is not recommended.

The most popular width in the Helio ultralight series, the Black Diamond Helio 105 is designed for dedicated backcountry skiers who demand both technical precision and soft-snow performance.
For 2019 Black Diamond have updated the Helio series with a redesigned pre-preg carbon fiber layup, giving the versatile Helio 105 even better dampness and a smoother ride. The new design is also extremely light and torsionally very stiff, with a balanced flex and supreme edge control. A good choice for discerning backcountry skiers wanting a light yet wide ski with plenty of character.

Features:

Width
Versatile 105-mm waist
Rocker
Early rise tip and subtle tail rocker
Construction
Redesigned pre-preg carbon fiber layup offers improved damnpness, torsional stiffness and balanced flex.
Core
Ultralight engineered balsa flax wood core
Sidewalls
5 mm beveled ABS sidewalls
Tail
ABS tail protector with integrated skin-clip tab
Recommended Use
70% soft snow / 30% hard snow
Mounting with telemark bindings is not recommended.

The Black Crows All Terrain range is designed to tackle the whole mountain with style and ease. These skis are a little narrower than their big mountain range and are excellent all-mountain skis, skis that work well on and off piste and in all snow conditions, from fresh powder to chopped snow, windpack, and crud. This versatility is at the core of Black Crow's design philosophy to create skis that will perform in a wide variety of snow conditions.

The Navis is a supremely versatile ski. With a medium (according to Black Crows) width of 102 mm underfoot, moderate flex and alpine drive, the Navis is an affable high-performance ski, which carves well, makes short and long radius turns as you please with quick edge- to-edge transition and is very stable on all types of terrain. The Navis has a long classic camber with progressive tip rocker and a short tail rocker. This combination makes the Navis an excellent ski for freeheel skiing as well alpine and free-rando.

Bruno Compagnet says:

"A pure freeride toy with a particularly playful flex and tail. the Navis is for the skier looking for a classic freeride ride with a more modern, rockered feel." 

Features:

The Black Crows All Terrain range is designed to tackle the whole mountain with style and ease. These skis are a little narrower than their big mountain range and are excellent all-mountain skis, skis that work well on and off piste and in all snow conditions, from fresh powder to chopped snow, windpack, and crud. This versatility is at the core of Black Crow's design philosophy to create skis that will perform in a wide variety of snow conditions.

The Navis is a supremely versatile ski. With a medium (according to Black Crows) width of 102 mm underfoot, moderate flex and alpine drive, the Navis is an affable high-performance ski, which carves well, makes short and long radius turns as you please with quick edge- to-edge transition and is very stable on all types of terrain. The Navis has a long classic camber with progressive tip rocker and a short tail rocker. This combination makes the Navis an excellent ski for freeheel skiing as well alpine and free-rando.

Bruno Compagnet says:

"A pure freeride toy with a particularly playful flex and tail. the Navis is for the skier looking for a classic freeride ride with a more modern, rockered feel." 

Features:

Atomic's widest women's-specific touring ski, the Backland 102 W is an ideal off-piste and powder oriented ski, very versatile with superb powder performance and equally capable on packed snow.
Designed for performance in the backcountry, the Backland 102 W is light, turns easily and floats like a dream.
The Backland 102 W shares the same Powder Rocker 20/70/10 profile as the wider men's/unisex Backland 107 with a long tapered tip, a central cambered section and a smaller 10% rockered tail.
The long HRZN tip improves float and makes powder turns fluid and stable, the cambered central section grips on hardpack while the upswept tail helps turnability in the trees.
These skis weigh in at around 3 kg, so skinning uphill won't drain your energy banks. The 130-102-121 mm shape is very versatile, ideal for making the most of the backcountry in all snow conditions.

Features:

HRZN Tech Tip
HRZN Tech Tips supplying 10% more surface area for good float in powder.
Cap Sidewall
A construction with no sidewall where the topsheet folds down over the edges, making it easy to handle in poor snow conditions.
Carbon Backbone
A dynamic carbon insert for Atomic's lighwteight backcountry skis, Backland FR and Backland.
Light Woodcore
The light woodcore is made using poplar, ideal for powder, all mountain and freeride touring skis that must combine low weight with strength and reliability.