Manufacturer's Description: When we launched the Bella 2.0 with a full rocker profile, we thought we were doing the right thing: adding more powder performance to what we saw primarily as a powder ski. And we succeeded, in a sense, because that Bella is a deep-day dreamboat. But it turns out many of you were happy …
Manufacturer's Description: Agile. Stable. Quick. Planted. Carveable. Surfy. The Deathwish is all of these, and a living contradiction to the statement that one ski can't have it all. From crazy experiment to cornerstone technology, Triple Camber made its name with this design, and it seems like we nailed the rest of…
Manufacturer's Description: Honestly, the decision to redesign the Deathwish Tour came from some pretty simple reasoning. Instead of letting people fall in love with the Deathwish then making them choose a different ski for touring, we figured it made more sense to just give them what they want: a lightweight, skin-r…
Manufacturer's Description: The Frankenski concentrates everything you want in a jib ski into a beam of pure mutant radiation. Bamboo, Triple Camber and semi-cap construction combine to create an urban street-stalker and park-feature slayer that can take every bit of punishment it dishes out. Cop a pair and terrorize…
Manufacturer's Description: Got an itch that only hot laps can scratch? The Hot Mess knows the feeling. Modeled after the ridiculously popular and enduring PB&J but it's own ski in every sense, the Hot Mess is an all-mountain ripper fit for either coast, full of energy and eager to please, with Mustache Rocker to…
Manufacturer's Description: Awards and praise aside, we're still stoked to make a full rocker ski that can handle any condition. Agile in tight spaces, confident at high speeds, and stable through the chop, the Meridian is an easy choice regardless of the forecast. You can rest assured, the Meridian 107 will handle eve…
Manufacturer's Description: If we booked a springtime resort trip and had to pick our skis blind to conditions, the PB&J would be at the top of a short list. Wide enough to hold you up but not enough to hold you back, whether you're billygoating guided cool-wahzz or double-hand-dragging every roller in the park, …
Manufacturer's Description: One-ski quiver gets thrown around a lot, but if you can't have more than one pair, the Sierra will keep you smiling no matter what. Triple Camber gives our women's mid-fat ski the uncanny ability to carve the heck out of hardpack while staying loose and playful in trees, bumps, and on the …
Manufacturer's Description: Introducing the Transition, the official competition ski of David Wise. Boasting full camber and a full maple core coupled with triaxial fiberglass, carbon fiber and Kevlar, the Transition is a mean park ski aimed at anyone with an itch for the old days of skinny, stiff, cambered skis …
Manufacturer's Description: They say a rose by any other name would still smell as sweet, and it’s certainly true for the ski formerly known as the Bibby. The Wildcat slashes, blasts, carves, rips through and floats over everything the mountain throws at you, wrapping everything you loved about the Bibby into a…
Manufacturer's Description: You’ve called—repeatedly—for a narrower Wildcat, and we’ve finally answered. The Wildcat 108 is the latest addition to the legendary Wildcat family, and it’s perfect for anyone seeking a less Western (read: powder) version of the O.G. playful charger. But aft…
Manufacturer's Description: Back again for the 19/20 season the Wildcat Tour 108 is a slimmer and lighter version of our classic Wildcat Tour. The 108 version comes in at ten millimeters skinnier and almost a full pound lighter than its wider counterpart, making it the ideal touring ski for those who like to get afte…
Manufacturer's Description: While people have been touring for close to a decade on the ski we now call the Wildcat, it's always been a labor of love. The Wildcat Tour shaves off almost two pounds per pair, which translates to literal tons on the skin track. It's everything you love about the Wildcat, with more laps …
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