Manufacturer's Description: One of the most sought after pow setups of the past few seasons, and pressed in super limited quantities to boot, the Rossignol Black Ops 118 Skis were designed for the free-wheeling, backcountry freestyle shenanigans of skiers Parker White and Chris Logan. Developed under a veil of secr…
Manufacturer's Description: One of the most sought after all-mountain freestyle setups of the past few seasons, and pressed in super limited quantities to boot, the Rossignol Black Ops 98 Skis were designed for the daily shenanigans of skiers Parker White and Chris Logan. Developed under a veil of secrecy by the bo…
Manufacturer's Description: One of the most sought after all-mountain freestyle setups of the past few seasons, and pressed in super limited quantities to boot, the Rossignol Black Ops 98W Skis were designed for the daily shenanigans of Tatum Monod. Developed under a veil of secrecy by Tatum in close coordination w…
Newschoolers' Quick Review: The Blends are decently light for the size, have a low swingweight and are super soft in the tips and tails. They aren't that poppy but they are easy to ollie thanks to that super soft flex. If you like really soft skis, like to play around in the park and all over the hill at less than ma…
Manufacturer's Description: Don't look behind you, but the future is the past with the 2019 Blizzard Bodacious Skis. A re-issue of the original Arne Backstrom-designed Bodacious, with all its metal-inspired goodness and original hard-charging intent, this "new" Bodacious embellishes the chargers charging ski with a…
Manufacturer's Description: The legendary Bonafide continues to set the bar in the all-mountain freeride world. A versatile all-mountain sidecut and reduced rocker profile makes this ski nimble and easy handling, while the proven Carbon Flipcore™ with two sheets of Titinal makes them calm, confident and power…
Manufacturer's Description: This caddy will carry you over the top, above the lip, and beyond the wall. Parks, pipes, and hits make this ski shine– the more the better!
Newschoolers' Review: "If I had a park ski and these, I really couldn't see myself needing anything else. When I'm going up to solely ride the park I'll take a park ski but for everything else I have been using the Catamaran. Even if there is no fresh snow and I'll mainly be on the groomers these were the skis I took,…
Manufacturer's Description: The Cease & Desist has been pushing boundaries since year 1, and we’ve been running with it ever since. This ski was designed to be the ultimate big mountain powder ski, and earned a name that reminds us to keep pushing the envelope every day. We build them to take a be…
Newschoolers' Quick Review: The new Chronic is a pretty major departure from previous years. The Chronic has always been the flagship park ski for Line, but the new model sits more in the 'narrow all-mountain ski but still park capable' market space. The short radius and low swingweight combine to make these super quic…
Manufacturer's Description: Cochise fans worldwide are raving about the ease and performance of this 108mm big mountain stomper. Carbon Flipcore combined with camber under foot and a slightly shorter radius sets the standard for precision and stability while 2 sheets of metal, a wood core and vertical sidewalls ramp …
Manufacturer's Description: This iconic model from Black Crows continues to take advantage of its latest makeover: the addition of reverse camber, a flat underfoot segment, and a double Titanal plate. This gives the Corvus better pivoting in soft snow while keeping a very powerful grip on hard terrain. The ski is p…
Manufacturer's Description: Whether you're making sparks on handrails at midnight or dialing your style on the biggest features at your local park, the CT 1.0 is going to roll with the hits. Blending a playful shape and flex with strong construction materials, this ski is built to meet all your park skiing needs.
Newschoolers' Quick Review: I chose the CT 2.0 as my All-Mountain Editors' Pick this year for its versatility. I had mostly been riding more chargey skis, like the 4FRNT Devastator and the ON3P Jeffrey/Jesse recently, but the playfulness of the CT 2.0 made it an easy choice for me any day I'm skiing in-bounds and t…
Manufacturer's Description: New for 2019-2020. The same construction, shape, and tech that has won awards year after year, the CT 2.0, designed with Candide, is the all-mountain freestyle-blueprint for fun and now here with brand new lengths and an alternate topsheet design. 102mm underfoot, a true twin symmetrical s…
Manufacturer's Description: Updated for 2019/20. A freestyle-inspired shape makes the CT 3.0 easy to press and wash out when you want to jib, but also hold a strong edge when you ask more from it. This is the perfect one ski quiver for the rider who is always on the lookout for fresh goods and needs a lightweight, ve…
Manufacturer's Description: New for 2019-2020. The same freestyle-inspired shape and lightweight construction as the award-winning CT 3.0, designed with Candide and now available in all the sizes you could ever need, with an alternate topsheet to boot. This is the perfect one ski quiver for the rider who is always on t…
Manufacturer Description: Updated for the 2019-20 season. At 118mm underfoot, this is a lightweight, big-mountain backcountry ski made for the deep days that also feels responsive in the crud and harder conditions. It floats, drifts, and sails through the fluffy stuff while strong construction materials promise that …
Manufacturer's Description: New for 2019-20! The CT 5.0 brings the original Candide 4.0 back to life, revived and updated. As a playful, poppy, and easy to pivot as the first legendary ski we developed with Candide, with an updated core, rocker curves and construction to polish up the ride and add extra durability.
Manufacturer's Description: Perfect alliance of titanal and full reverse camber. A very stable ski which is easily to put into action and efficient due to the full reverse camber. The tonicity of the flex is counterbalanced by the full reverse camber which allows the daemon birdie to combine speed, bounce and good hand…
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: Unequalled stability and confidence for when it gets steep and deep. When you think big mountain, you think Chamonix. We designed the Declivity X in collaboration with Cham local, Tof Henry, for bringing a freeride approach to faces that used to be off-limits for anything but jump turns an…
Newschoolers' Quick Review: Typically, I ride stiff skis like the ON3P Kartel and had reservations about how the softer Devastators would accommodate my skiing style. As a softer ski, the Devastators still provided plenty of pop & rebound that made jibbing off of the natural features I encountered very enjoyab…
Newschoolers' Quick Review: The new iteration of the Dollo is... almost exactly like the old one to be honest. A softer tail means the skis feel slightly more balanced despite the rockered nose and cambered tail. And they still have a decent degree of torsional stiffness compared to other jib noodles like the Li…
Manufacturer's Description: Designed for women who take freestyle outside of the park. Duracap sidewall construction and a bombproof aspen core create a ski that withstands the daily grind of progressive freestyle skiing.
Manufacturer's Description: Back for their third year in a row, it's become very clear that the Nordica Enforcer 100 Skis have solidified their claim as one of the best all mountain skis in the world. The Enforcer 100's traditional hard-charging metal and wood laminate construction dampens vibrations so you can blast t…
Manufacturer's Description: The 88 is a new addition to the growing Enforcer line. The lightweight, vibration-damping tips make them the lightest, quietest and easiest turning Enforcers ever. The new 88 is happiest taming firmer conditions.
Manufacturer's Description: New for 19/20, their lightweight vibration-damping tips make them the lightest, quietest, and easiest turning Enforcers ever. With its carbon-reinforced chassis, the 104 free excels in powder and mixed conditions.
Manufacturer's Description: The Nordica Enforcer 110 Skis are fantastic all-mountain chargers in the Pacific Northwest, and probably should be classed as "pow" skis elsewhere. The long rockered tip and 110 mm waist give you all the float you need in anything but the lightest fluff, but the ski can rip on harder sno…
