Ski touring 2010

The lightest and nimblest BD touring ski; for long-distant pursuits but still stable enough to not chatter on firm snow.

The Guru features the classic shape of an AT ski with modern stability and performance.

Light and spry for technical descents, and dawn patrol missions. The Stigma balances low weight for ascents and turnability for descents.

A lightweight version of the Havoc, requiring less energy input for all-around performance. The Voodoo is the long-distance powder-hunter's ski of choice.

Altitrail Pierra Menta Pro has the same dimensions as its big brother Pro Carbon but is made in two lengths and fits the riders who are experienced and require specially adapted equipment for their summit trips. Extremely light Rohacell core and spec...

Pro Carbon has an ultra-light Rohacell construction reinforced with carbon fiber. Its sidecut and flex are designed to fit specific ski boots and bindings. As the name suggests, this model is primarily aimed at racers, or highly experienced and advan...

Altitrail Powder is the broader alternative for skiing on softer surfaces or off-piste. It offers the best compromise between bearing surface and weight on the market, where the construction is built with a wooden core and torsion box. Powder also ha...

The FX84 is the climbing oriented allrounder built for any terrain and snow-condition. Convincing by its stability and response.

A lighter version of the old Mantra with 94 waist. Qanik has a lighter core without metal for us to avoid dragging on unnecessary hecto. (Völkl Massak weighs less than a kilo but is not as steady downhill at all). Everyone who has Baron or Duke - V...