Allround touring skis: This ski combines lightness and agility with downhill performance. As the name suggests, the ski is suitable for everything. For ski touring beginners as well as seasoned touring skiers. And whether it's a brisk tour up the local mountain or a versatile high alpine tour, with this all-round ski you're always on the safe side. The centre width will be around 90 mm and the weight around 1200-1300 g, like the Dynafit Radical 88, for example. Special women's models like the Dynafit Radical 88 W are even lighter.

As all-rounders are a compromise between uphill and downhill orientated skis, central parameters like width and weight will shift to on one side or the other.
Complete ski touring sets: Especially for ski touring beginners, we also have fixed touring ski sets for women and men in this category, which make it easier to get started in this sport with a matching touring binding and skins. These sets are now also available for children and young people.

Racer’s touring skis: The faster the better! The racer is really only concerned about speed. And this is certainly easiest with a lightwight ski. Race touring ski weigh well under 1000 g and are only available in short lengths. It is, of course, correspondingly narrow and manoeuvrable. On the other hand, a ski like the Atomic Backland UL 65 is somewhat weaker on the downhill and can only be recommended to experts who know how to handle these ultra-lights. To complete the race set, the other components such as bindings and boots are of course also available as race lightweights.

TOURING SKINS: SYNTHETIC OR MOHAIR? BETTER BOTH

No ski tour without a previous ascent, i.e. also no ski tour without ski touring skins. Most skins are mix-mohair skins, this means they have a mixed fur composition, which means a compromise. The basic rule is: pure mohair skins are more expensive, but have better properties. Synthetic skins are cheaper and more durable.
The ski length as well as the shape of the ski tip and ski ends are criteria for the choice of skin.
For the sake of simplicity, we have attached a suitable skin as a "Fitting products" to all skis suitable for touring. These are either already tailored to the model directly by the manufacturer or are cut accordingly by us.

For the ski tour, the right outdoor equipment should not be missing: Bindings, climbing skins, boots, poles, ski touring apparel and above all avalanche safety equipment!

Our advice: Take it easy and have a look at our pre-selected tourings set to get going without any hussles and save money.

For more detailed info, visit our skitouring guide!

Scott Touring Ski

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