Scott Pure

Scott Pure range: skis to suit every preference

At the heart of the Pure range are wood cores combined, depending on the model, with fibreglass, carbon or Titanal reinforcements. These constructions allow Scott to tailor each ski’s character to its width and intended use, from the more piste-focused Pure 84 Ti to the Pure 98 Ti, which places greater emphasis on off-piste skiing.

Pure 84 Ti

With an 84 mm waist, the Scott Pure 84 Ti is the narrowest model in the Pure collection. Its sandwich construction combines a paulownia/beech wood core with fibreglass, Diago Fiber and Titanal reinforcements. Designed for advanced to expert skiers, this all-mountain ski retains a strong piste and hardpack bias while remaining versatile enough to explore varied conditions in the side country.

Pure 90

In terms of width, the Scott Pure 90 sits between the Pure 84 Ti and 98 Ti. This freeride ski is particularly well suited to lighter adults. It retains ample edge grip on groomed snow while providing more surface area underfoot for enjoying fresh snow. It is therefore a versatile middle-ground option for skiers looking to split their time between piste and backcountry skiing.

Pure 98 Ti

With a 98 mm waist, the Scott Pure 98 Ti offers a more off-piste-oriented platform. Its Titanal-reinforced sandwich construction and paulownia/beech wood core are designed to deliver stable, powerful performance. Intended for advanced to expert skiers, it retains genuine all-mountain versatility while being better suited than the Pure 84 Ti to those who regularly venture beyond the marked trails.

Glisshop’s verdict

With this range, Scott is committed to focusing on the essentials. The same applies to its design: sleek, simple and effective. Created in collaboration with Jérémie Heitz, the crisp, dynamic and elongated lines seem to reflect the precision, speed and stability of these models. Without resorting to anything overly showy, the contrasting pastel shades still stand out beautifully, like a track carved through a field of untouched powder.

Much like the skis in the Pure range, the brand’s overall design language displays a subtle yet unmistakable sense of energy. If this aesthetic appeals to you, you will also appreciate the Scott clothing range.