Scott ski sets
Which Scott skis should you choose for moving between groomed pistes and fresh snow? The Sea and Pure ranges from Scott offer several options, from agility across varied terrain and precise edge control to float in powder. Explore our selection of Scott skis with bindings and compare models according to your ability, build and how much off-piste skiing features in your days on the mountain. Whether you opt for a Titanal-reinforced Pure or a backcountry-oriented Sea, choose the ride characteristics that suit your skiing style.
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£589.51
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£395.91
The Scott Sea 88 is a versatile, all-mountain ski with a sleek design, offering great performance on various snow types and ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers.
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£501.51
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£246.31
The Scott Pure 90 is an all-mountain ski designed for lightweight adults. While it performs brilliantly in light powder, its versatile build also delivers great grip on groomed snow.
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£866.71
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£536.71
The Scott Sea 116 is a backcountry freestyle ski, perfect for advanced to expert skiers looking for a wide, playful and stable ski to push the limits off the marked trails.
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£822.71
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£536.71
The Scott Sea 108 ski, designed for advanced to expert skiers, offers optimal performance and versatility for backcountry freestyle skiing, ensuring stability, dynamism, and creativity on any terrain.
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£765.51
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£642.31
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£765.51
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£483.91
The Scott Sea 98 ski is a versatile, responsive, and creative model designed for intermediate to advanced skiers, offering balanced performance for backcountry freestyle and snowy slopes.
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£734.71
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£602.71
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£681.91
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Which Scott skis should you choose for all-round use?
If you move between groomed pistes and the sidecountry over the course of the same day, start by comparing the Sea 85, Sea 88 and Pure 84 Ti. These models are all suited to all-mountain skiing, with differences in construction and performance that should be taken into account.
The Pure 84 Ti prioritises precise edge control and stability thanks to its Titanal reinforcements. It is designed for advanced to expert skiers seeking a dynamic ride on hardpack as well as in variable snow. To choose between these Scott skis, consider your technical ability and usual pace, as well as the terrain you ski most often.
Scott ski comparison: disciplines, strengths and feel
| Model | Best suited to | Key strengths | Choose it if… |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sea 85 | All-mountain | Agility and versatility | You want to alternate between groomed pistes, sidecountry terrain and tracked or softened snow. |
| Sea 88 | All-mountain | Easy handling and manoeuvrability | You are looking for a versatile pair of skis to explore varied terrain around the resort. |
| Sea 98 | Versatile backcountry freestyle | Easy pivoting and a playful feel | You enjoy making the most of natural features and skiing fresh snow. |
| Sea 108 | Backcountry freestyle | Float, agility and stability | Powder plays a major part in your days on the mountain. |
| Sea 116 | Backcountry freestyle in deep snow | Wide platform and playful character | You are looking for a ski dedicated to big powder days. |
| Pure 84 Ti | All-mountain with an emphasis on hard snow | Precision, edge grip and responsiveness | You favour powerful, committed turns on piste while still skiing varied snow conditions. |
| Pure 90 | All-mountain for lighter-built adults | Forgiveness and easy pivoting | You want to enjoy the pistes and discover softer snow at the side of the runs. |
| Pure 98 Ti | All-mountain and freeride | Power, stability and support in fresh snow | You are looking for an aggressive ride across varied terrain and snow conditions. |
Scott Sea: from all-mountain to backcountry freestyle
The Scott Sea range encompasses several approaches to versatile skiing and backcountry freestyle. The Sea 85 and Sea 88 represent the all-mountain side of the selection. The Sea 98 places greater emphasis on fresh snow while retaining plenty of all-round capability.
For advanced to expert skiers who prioritise powder and natural features, the Sea 108 and Sea 116 are two options worth comparing. These wider models are intended for a more off-piste-focused approach. Consider how often you will use them this way throughout the season: the float required for deep-snow days should not carry the same weight when choosing a pair that will mainly be used on piste.
Scott Pure: choosing between accessibility and high-performance skiing
Among the Scott Pure skis, the Pure 90 stands out for its suitability for lighter-built adults. It supports intermediate to advanced skiers who want to remain comfortable on piste while discovering softer snow beside the marked runs.
The Pure 84 Ti and Pure 98 Ti are designed for a more aggressive skiing style. The former is worth considering if you prioritise precise edging on firm snow. The latter, with its 98 mm waist, provides greater support in fresh conditions. Both are aimed at advanced to expert skiers seeking stability and responsiveness.
What length should you choose for your Scott skis?
Your chosen length should complement the performance you are looking for. Manoeuvrability is particularly important for frequent direction changes, while stability and flotation matter more for long turns and powder skiing. Balance these requirements against your height, weight and ability when selecting from the available lengths for your chosen model.
See our guide on choosing the right length for your alpine skis. If you mainly ski off piste, consult the recommendations in our guide to freeride ski length. The Glisshop advisers can then help refine your choice according to the Scott ski you select.
Which bindings should you choose for your Scott skis?
The Scott skis in this selection are supplied with bindings. Check the product page for details of the included model and any available alternatives. You can then review the price of your chosen set-up and its availability in the required length.
The binding must suit your skier profile and be compatible with your ski boots. Our guide to ski boot sole and binding standards helps you identify the key compatibility points to check. If you are unsure which set-up to choose, the Glisshop advisers can recommend an option based on your skiing style.
To complete your equipment, you can also browse our selection of ski poles.