Light all-rounders
Touring skis are usually especially built light to save energy during the ascent. This generally also has an influence on the ski’s performance.
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Can touring skis also be used on the slopes?
Absolutely! In the last few years a lot has happened and our touring skis work very well on the slopes.
Read MoreWhich touring ski suits me best?
This question depends first of all on your preferred way of ski touring. In general, the more important a fast and easy ascent is for you, the lighter and narrower the ski should be. If you are more concerned with the descent – especially in soft, deep snow – then you should choose a wider ski!
Which width is the right one?
Ski width and length have a decisive influence on the floating and weight of the touring ski.
Read MoreCorrect hiking techniques while touring
Walking while ski touring or ski mountaineering should be a rhythmic, calm, flowing and ergonomic sequence of movements. It should become an automated movement, so that you can concentrate on important things like tracking and avalanche safety.
Read MoreBIRK RUUD TOP OF THE PODIUM
Birk Ruud from Norway stepped it up in front of a huge crowd to take the season’s first victory at the World Cup Big Air in Chur. His incredible 2nd Jump secured his victory. In 4th place was local favourite Andri Ragettli and Hannes Rudiger in 5th.
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