Skis 2011

Built on a new foundation, the CLICK! model comes at you in 10/11 with an all new size run and lighter weight cap construction. The CLICK! is for the park skier that owns jibs to jumps to pipe. It's for a skier that enjoys light swing weights ...

"I have been looking for a tool that will enable me to make the entire mountain my playground. I designed the CRJ to be that playful all-mountain ski. The dimensions make this the ultimate powder tool that caters to all conditions. With tradi...

"I designed the EHP with a goal to create a ski that utilizes the concept behind reverse camber/side-cut skis but still incorporates traditional ski design to provide a versatile stable platform in all types of snow. The long gradual tip/tail r...

We take first impressions seriously and the GROM is simply just that. When do you recall owning your first pair of skis? We remember ours and sadly all they had to offer was a pinstripe race graphic and a flat tail. Well, for young guns stepping f...

"I ski the Madonna almost every day. It performs extremely well around the entire mountain and in various conditions including powder because of its 90mm waist! What I love most about this ski though is its softer flex. I used to ski super st...

"Steep trees, afternoon bumped out groomers, big tables, lunch and then back out there, powder stashes and home runs. If you rip the entire resort, occasionally take off work for powder days, and ski like everday is your last, then you'll ...

All new for 10/11, the Pique model took its turn under the 4FRNT design teams knife coming out the other side with a wider footprint, more forgiving construction and broader size range. The Pique is the ski for those looking to shred resort groomers...

When the deep gets deeper, there's the Renegade. Think back to when you saw Seven Sunny Days from MSP. The segment that earned Eric the coveted "Full Throttle Award" at the Powder Magazines video awards. He closed on a shot from the...

"The TNK is our competition park and pipe ski. We revisited my 4-year standing signature model with an improved core profile to accommodate the biggest of parks. Beyond the core, I also incorporated a die cut sintered race base for blasting th...

If you're looking for a ski with a stiff tail, floaty tip and wide footprint, then welcome to the Turbo. This ski charges the Identity Series with the widest dimensions for this category to date. A shape and size range that accommodates all en...

A state-of-the-art, competition-ready, park-destroying tool. The creatively applied EST Park Rocker turns a ski that's stiff enough for huge landings and haul-ass speed into an all-mountain slasher. Already spawning imitators, the Alpha 1 wa...

For those who prefer a powerful response to a loose floaty feel even in the deepest snow, we present the ANT. It's a big, fat, traditional big mountain ski that hauls ass through the deep stuff and carves the rest of the mountain to pieces.

The legendary AR6 was the perfect everyday ski for the all-mountain park skier, and for years we didn't think it could be improved. Then we widened it a bit throughout and reconstructed it with the AR50 sidewall to lower its swing weight. T...

Simple put, the most progressive pure powder ski available. The radical EST Powder Rocker and profile geometry ensure the ARG floats where others sink, slaches where others bog and surfs where others boogie board.

Positive Camber gives the ARV a traditional all-mountain feel. It's lively edge-to-edge, stable through the arc of any turn, and has plenty of width to perform in the deep stuff.

Inspired by the ARV, but performance engineered with women in mind. The ARVw achieves the same all- mountain carvability on firm snow and float on softer snow, only with a more progressive flex and less weight. The difference? To a woman, there is...

One word describes the ARW: proven. Proven materials. Proven construction. Proven geometry. The result is proven performance, from the latest movie segments to the contest podium. Ready for the park ski standard bearer for women? Prove it.

The Coda's younger sibling. An all-mountain twin-tip for grommets, the Bantram is designed to encourage experimentation and built to be grown into.

Encouraging women's participation in skiing means providing them with a ski that opens the door. The Cantika is a proven all-mountain performer that's priced to create customers and built to keep them.

The Coda is built for all-mountain ripping; from groomers to halfpipes to powder and park, it's designed for lighter skiers with developing strength.

Light, snappy, responsive and quick, the El Rey is built for all-mountain riding but is nimble enough for regular laps through the park. It's powerful, durable, versatile and priced so you can buy ALL the rounds after a day of skiing with yo...

Creative application of EST Park Rocker to a park-specifik chassis creates the next generation ski for carving between transitions, buttering off them and floating beyond them. Stable under foot and loose and buttery at the tip and tails, the Hal...

The JJ remains without a peer in back and sidecountry versatility. Thanks to the creatively applied EST Freeride Rocker and profile geometry, the JJ surfs to the cat track and carves to the lift. 185 cm 126-136-115-133-121 175 cm 126-136-115-133-12...

A ski inspired by World Cup race stock and bred for Superpipes. Every component of the Pipe Cleaner - from the base to the top sheet -is the highest-end available; it's construction performance proven by Tanner, Jacob, and the rest of the Ar...

A park-specific ski as demanding as the man for whom it's named. With a flex pattern designed to Tanner Hall's specification, it can do things of transitions, rails and boxes that no other ski can do. Can you?