Skis 2019 (Page 3)

If you’re looking for one of the lightest touring skis with outstanding downhill performance, you’ll love the Zero G 85. Despite an 85 mm waist, this ski's weight is remarkable with the shortest length 157cm coming in under the 1 kg mark. You’ll...

Whether it’s a quick skin up your local peak or a full-on high alpine traverse, the Zero G 95 is the perfect all-round touring ski for any terrain and any snow conditions. Featuring our latest Carbon Drive technology for minimal weight, and maximum d...

The It is as flexy as ever. This ski is suitable for a lighter skier or the type with flow and swervy style complimented with technical finesse. The poplar and beech wood core is a perfect combination of strength, lightness and poppy, playful charact...

The It – Stiff is, as the name ever so subtly suggests, a stiffer version of The It. The Stiff is aimed to satisfy the powerful rider or one that likes their skis super stable yet still playful. This ski makes you even more confident. The poplar and ...

This one have been in the pipelines for a while. The prototype is a perfect combination of lightness and rigidity without having the feel of a two by four. It is a camber ski with a slight early rise in both tip and tail for carving kickers without g...

This is a powder ski with wizard like properties. We made some upgrades since the earlier generaties with a thicker poplar and beech wood core, we have also reduced the camber slightly to make the ski a bit softer, lighter with increased stability...

The Trainer combines a 79mm underfoot waist width and an aggressive slalom turning radius and taper angle. This is a ski that encourages deep angles and fun, with controllable speed across the fall line, rather than straight down it. Unlike a race sk...

In the year 2000, 82mm underfoot defined an ultra-wide powder ski. These days 82mm is definitely at the narrow end of the spectrum. But alas, 82mm underfoot is now an amazing place for all-mountain excellence with a nod toward the carve. Great overal...

In the new Foundation line, the F95 and F82 share similar shaping characteristics: highly tapered sidecuts that draw you deeply into the turn and create big edge angles. Enjoy piste skiing, but confidently play in trees, moguls or light powder. Easy ...

At the center of the new Cassiar offerings is the 87mm edition. It’s arguably the most versatile of the newly released Cassiar line. The Cassiar 87 is the perfect choice for everyday resort use where you are 50 percent off-piste and 50 percent on-pis...

At the center of the new Cassiar family offering is the 87mm edition. A perfect choice for everyday resort use where you are 50 percent off-piste and 50 percent on-piste. The Cassiar 87 carries all the performance and refinement DNA of a C2 ski. This...

An exciting new tool enters the lineup in the Cassiar 87. It slots into skin tracks across the Alps as a comparatively fat, but traditionally acceptable offering. Enjoy the exceptional weight savings you’d expect from DPS’ Tour1 construction, especia...

Carving is still on the radar, but if one wants to lean more toward shallow storms, or confidently reaching for the right ski a day or two after a small storm –– where shallower pow and a good dose of crud/supportive softer snow is on the docket. Whi...

Carving is accessible with the Cassiar 94, but if one wants to give more focus toward those shallow storms, or being on the perfect ski a day or two after a storm––days where you mix in a good dose of crud and supportive soft snow. The Foundation cho...

Welcome to an exciting new blend of everyday accessibility, and powder planing performance. The Wailer 112RP2 changed the design paradigm in terms of creating a new level of powder versatility. When designing the next generation 120mm+ class powder s...

Incorporating maximum versatility into a 120mm class powder shape was the design mandate. It’s a fresh blend of planing performance and mixed snow comfort that features a more forward mount than any previous Lotus. The architecture is mated with a fl...

The introduction of Tour1 construction chopped another 30 percent of weight off an already lightweight Pure Carbon layup – all while retaining tremendous torsional stiffness that is unmatched in the touring category. Tour1 layup skis make long days ...

Based on the award-winning Yvette 112RP2 platform, the Nina A99 exhibits similar versatility in a narrower package. The Nina A99 utilizes the Yvette’s 3-D PaddleTech Geometry™—DPS’ original blend of rocker and variable sidecut. PaddleTech allows the ...

The 106/99 Foundation Chassis is the new standard for mixed snow and all-mountain versatility. The Chassis design places your boot in the optimal place within both the flex profile and the sidecut, which fosters predictability and a powerful response...

If you ski at resorts that typically have medium-to-low level snowfall and snowpack, the Uschi 82 is an amazing one ski quiver choice for many women. It will excel on-piste, handle any part of the mountain with total confidence, yet still feel capabl...

From Chamonix to Tahoe, the Foundation Uschi 82 is the perfect waist-width for everyday resort use. At 82mm underfoot, your first metatarsal lines up well with the edge to create a direct transmission of power from boot to the ski. Foundation’s const...

At the center of the new Uschi line is the 87mm edition. A perfect choice for everyday resort use where off-piste takes slightly more precedence than on-piste. Targeting your ski choice to the conditions you most frequently encounter is a fine luxury...

Damp, smooth, and good feelings everywhere. The U87 is the perfect choice for everyday resort use where you are 50 percent off-piste and 50 percent on-piste. The Foundation choice will feel damper, smoother, and more forgiving than the Alchemist, yet...

The Uschi 94 features the new C2 platform –– it’s the widest of the Uschi line, and skews towards soft snow performance for most women, but is still accessible as a wider everyday resort board in deeper snow climates. To imagine the perfect scenario ...

The Uschi 94 features the new C2 platform––the widest of the Uschi line starts skewing more towards soft snow performance for most women, but is still accessible as a wider everyday resort board in deeper snow climates. The Foundation choice will fee...