Thanks to Motion iPT Wideride and a shape of 131-89-114mm, the Grizzly is wide enough to float through powder, but can also carve on hard, groomed snow with ease. Its versatility is increased even further by Power Switch Technology.with three settings for on the fly power adjustment.

Winner of every major magazine award in this season's buyer's guides, the innovative RTM 84 is designed for good skiers who want smooth carving on the front side of the mountain combined with uncanny maneuverability in soft snow. Völkl's proprietary full rocker technology gives the skier smooth, direct turn initiation, and a playful overall feel. Its new construction even yields a 15% weight savings compared to its predecessor, the AC50

Complementing the RTM 84 is the all-new RTM 80, a ski for the advanced to expert skier looking for more bandwidth in a high performance, frontside/all-mountain ski. Its uncanny blend of carving prowess combined with occasional off-piste capability re-sets the bar in this popular category.

Yet another new shape in the innovative RTM series is the RTM 77. For advanced skiers who want a frontside ski that can handle some soft snow on a whim, the new RTM 77 over-delivers. Our Progressive Technology Full Rocker design makes it smooth, silky, and forgiving all at once.

The new RTM 75iS suits intermediate skiers looking for a great frontside ride that will also take them off piste. It also features our game improvement tip rocker, Progressive Technology, which gives the ski an incredibly smooth ride.

Complementing the RTM 75 iS, the RTM 75 comes in a at a lower price point for intermediate skiers who want a silky smooth frontside ski that can handle a variety of terrain and conditions. Progressive Technology tip rocker makes it more forgiving than intermediate level skis of the past.

The RTM 73 relies on Progressive Technology to give novice to intermediate skiers effortlessly easy turning and comfort. It flows in and out of the turn with ease, with rock-solid grip while in the fall line.

The Kuro is Völkl’s widest ski, with a shape of 164-132-139. This unique, rockered shape has unparalleled float and maneuverability in deep powder. With Extended Low Profile full rocker design, it lopes through the deep stuff with ease, yet can still handle groomed snow better and any ski of comparable width.

The newly-updated Katana features a top-end wood core and vertical sidewall construction, with two sheets of titanium. The Katana comes with a low rocker, allowing more of a platform for landings, while still maintaining maneuverability. Perhaps the most versatile super-fat ski on the market.

The Chopstick, with its symmetrical 148-128-148 shape and ELP rocker design, is designed to enhance switch takeoffs and landings in deep snow, backcountry situations. It’s an incredible ride, with a sublime blend of float and smearing capability.

The new Shiro has a shape of 151_119_135. Its blend of playful, easy powder skiing and solid, stable ride quality represent yet another new pinnacle in Völkl’s long history of building big mountain skis that offer incredible float combined with surprising groomed snow performance.

Völkl engineers never stop trying to make the best even better. The Gotama gets a major facelift for next season with a wider shape, plus an increase in the kick of the tip and tail. Both will enhance both powder and groomed snow performance thanks to ELP full rocker design. The most versatile big mountain ski on the market.

The Wall is for the serious park rider who wants the best – 115-87-115mm is the shape, with a fully symmetrical sidecut for switch riding, a full Sensorwood core, and Power/Tough Box construction.

Völkl’s ski for riders trying to advance their game in the park while still having a solid all mountain ski will love the newly-updated Ledge. We’ve added tip and tail rocker to this model for more playful all mountain riding combined with smooth transitions and easy maneuvering around the pipe and other park features.

For the young skier who wants a rock-solid ride that can help him conquer the park as well as ski all over the mountain, the Alley has a shape of 111-81-104. Featuring our Sensorwood core and Tough Box (extra fiberglass wraps in the mid-body) construction, it‘s a great, value-packed ride.

Völkl's World Cup mogul ski, the choice of Olympic champion Hannah Kearney, returns for 2011/2012.

Adhering to the stringent F.I.S. and USSA limits for racing sidecuts, the junior GS Race Stock ski measures up in every size. The favored GS ski of future champions around the country. Comes with the Marker Jr. Race interface.

F.I.S./USSA limits also apply to slalom, and the Racetiger SL Jr. fits. A true race stock junior ski.

For young racers who are not ready for the race stock models, the Racetiger Jr. comes in sizes 100 to 150. It’s a nice, soft ride for kids as they learn to race.

The RTM Jr. is the ideal entry-level Junior ski, with a generous sidecut to help kids learn to turn. Available with the 3Motion Junior or flat.

The Aurora is the highest performance all-conditions women's ski Völkl has ever offered, featuring the Bio-Logic system. For good women skiers who want to take on powder and crud, yet still have a ski that can rip up the groomers, this is the pinnacle product.

Featuring Bio-Logic, the Fuego is for expert skiers who want the finest frontside carver Völkl has ever offered. The Attiva eMotion binding features the Marker Triple Pivot Comfort toe combined with the TwinCam heel.

The Tierra offers perhaps the greatest versatility of any women's ski in the market - a true benchmark frontside/all mountain ski. With a shape of 129-78-99mm, the Tierra has become the go-to ski for women who want a versatile ski for the whole mountain.

The Sol suits intermediate to advanced women who want to improve their skiing with a Bio-Logic sidecut of 126-75-96mm. It features the Attiva 3Motion 11.0 TC binding system with the Bio-Logic stance. The Sol offers an incredible combination of game improvement and performance all rolled into one.

For advanced skiers who want a game improvement, frontside ski that continues to be enough ski as they improve, the Estrella is a great choice. With the Bio-Logic system, the skier has a tremendous amount of versatility and ease of use.

For advanced skiers who want a game improvement, frontside ski that continues to be enough ski as they improve, the Estrella is a great choice. With the Bio-Logic system, the skier has a tremendous amount of versatility and ease of use.

The Luna features the Bio-Logic system and a shape of 124-73-94mm. One of our top selling women's models, the Luna suits intermediate skiers who want to improve their frontside skiing and reduce fatigue and overall turning effort in the process.

Featuring Progressive technology, the Oceana is a fantastic ride for novice to intermediate skiers. With a shape of 120-73-105, the Oceana provides a stable, easy platform for all types of snow conditions, entering and exiting the turn with ease.

For women looking for a fantastic powder ski that can also carve on the groomed, the new Aura features a new, wider 131-96-114 sidecut that floats better in powder. The new tip rocker profile makes the ski more smooth and forgiving no matter what the conditions.

The first Bio-Logic freeskiing ski returns for 2011. With a shape of 129-86-105, the Kenja is best suited for women who want to ride a 50% soft / 50% firm blend of snow conditions. Sure to be a favorite once again next season, with its unbeatable combination of stability and edge grip.