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All mountain 2015 (Page 5)

For those who are hunting for a pair of skis that works all over the mountain. In our big buyers guide for all mountain skis, we tell you everything you need to know about these versatile skis, and of course you will also find out which are the best all mountain skis of all the models we have tested this winter.

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K2 Shreditor 102

The new 102 destroys hard snow thanks to it’s waist width and camber while the tip and tail shape coupled with All-Terrain Rocker ensure control and confi dence everywhere. The Shreditor 102 remains as a premium option providing versatile and trus...

K2 Shreditor 92

This brand new Shreditor 92 bridges the gap between Freestyle and Freeride, giving you a strong yet playful ski that combines camber underfoot for hard conditions with tip and tail Rocker to grant you All-Terrain dominance. From pow to park and e...

Line Sick Day 110

The 110 combines all of your favorite freeride skis in one. . . & then some with a light & nimble intuitive feel that goes from powder to packed & back like there’s nothing on your feet. It’s time to expand your thinking of how fun a sk...

Line Sick Day 125

Our most playful, floatiest, easiest to handle ski for surfing powder while still maintaining plenty of control on firm snow. No friends on a powder day except these 2 skis on your feet.

Line Sick Day 95

The 2013 Skiing Magazine Ski of the Year! Floats like a pow ski, rips like a carving ski. For those looking for the extra performance for fun in the powder without ever loosing grip on the hardpack.

Line Sick Day Shorty

Shredding the entire mountain doesn’t have a minimum age requirement! Taking from the award winning construction of the Sick Day Series these shred sticks with help your kid beat you down the hill.

Line Supernatural 100

Hard charging technology packed into a versatile shape that will blow the doors off the ex racers trying to beat you down the hill.

Line Supernatural 108

Firm flex and Cadillac smooth Shockwalls in a width to rule any condition create the next generation of hard charging freeride skis.

Line Supernatural 115

A true powder ski that rips the hardpack with power, dampness & stability while maintaining a level of intuitive agility simply not found on other big mountain skis.

Line Supernatural 92

Hardpack has never felt so smooth. Eliminate the chatter with the full length shock wall and push the speed dial to 11 because this ski rips.

Majesty Dirty Bears

Dirty Bears ... Do you want to take the worst back country lines or push hard on the piste ?? Dirty Bears fixes it! An all mountain ski with a little extra pressure on the mountain ... fast and stable ski for fast runs in both off piste and on hard p...

Majesty Local Beauty

A light and very flexible and stable ski that works all over the mountain and is very good on hard surfaces. The ski also works great as a park ski! # 90 'Sidewalls, shock absorbers #Double layer wooden core (poplar & ash) #TRIAX Fiber #Fa...

Majesty Local Hero

An all mountain ski that works just as well in the park as on the piste. An easy-to-ride twintip ski that gives even the average skier a real experience of a ski with the highest quality and performance. Suitable for most people who want to ride ever...

Majesty Local Hero JR

Local Hero JR is a junior ski of all mountain skiing local Hero. A perfect ski for both the park and the rest of the mountain. Full wood core of Ash / Poplar As well as triax fibers and 90 'ABS Sidewalls make this a very durable and lightweight ...

Majesty Thunderbolt

Moment Belafonte

When we introduced it three seasons ago, the Belafonte was the quintessential big-mountain rocket: straight, stiff, and damp. For 2015, we’ve tweaked the design, adding a dual-radius sidecut and subtle Mullet Rocker profile that make it a little easi...

Moment Bella

When Mother Nature puts her money on white and lets it ride, the Bella collects the payout in faceshots and free refills. Our women’s freeride/powder model brings supreme float for storm days, stability for the runout, and Mustache Rocker for shreddi...

Moment DEATHWISH

Powder Skier’s Choice. FREESKIER Editor’s Pick. Skiing Tester’s Choice. Backcountry Gear Guide Select. ‘Nuff said? Not if you know us. The original purveyor of Dirty Mustache Rocker is still the most agile, forgiving, playful, carvacious, make-em-say...

Moment Hot Mess

The Hot Mess is like that friend you had in high school: a little bit crazy, but a whole lot of fun. We designed her to rip into hardpack and bounce right back, with a high-energy core, an 87mm waist, and a dual-radius sidecut that makes carving shor...

Moment PB&J

Year after year, we insist there’s no such animal as a one-ski quiver. Year after year, the PB&J insists otherwise. Mustache Rocker and mid-fat dimensions must share some sort of magic connection, because we’ve never found a ski that can handle h...

Moment Sierra

Who wants a Dirty Mustache ride? You, that’s who. The Sierra is your all-mountain dream come true, combining the powder prowess of a full rocker ski design with the hardpack grip of traditional camber. Despite mid-fat dimensions and a quick turn radi...

Moment Tahoe

The more that snow levels become unpredictable, the more the Tahoe makes sense in your quiver. Equipped to rip with a 96-millimeter waist and the tenacious edge grip of Mullet Rocker, it’ll tear up groomers until your quads explode, but the beauty of...

515 $

Movement Believe

Dedicated freeriders who want to explore powder fields and venture into the steeper pitches and couloirs will love the BELIEVE. At just 1650g in 176cm with a lightweight wood core and fiberglass/carbon fibre construction & freeski rocker, the B...

495 $

Movement Blink

Now in its second season in the range, the BLINK has proven a hit with a lot of female skiers. The BLINK’s trademark is its versatility across the whole mountain. On-piste, the ski grips beautifully and throws carves easily. Outside the markers, th...

545 $

Movement Buzz

The BUZZ has walked away with a number of magazine prizes for being one of the most accessible freeride skis on the market. This mid-fat ski is notable for its relatively short sidecut and manoeuvrability. There’s no need to have legs of steel to mak...

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