Movement

Swiss brand Movement develops skis for a wide range of disciplines, from piste and freeride to freestyle and ski touring. Its current catalogue includes alpine skis such as the Revolution, Sequence and Fly, as well as dedicated touring models and Movement ski touring boots.

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Movement Sequence 86

Dynafit Speed Turn Blue

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Touring ski set Sequence 86 + bindings

Recommended price

£879.91

-24%

£668.71

The Movement Sequence 86 ski from Movement offers versatility and manoeuvrability for intermediate to advanced skiers seeking performance both on groomed slopes and in light powder.

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Movement Sequence 92

Dynafit Speed Turn Black Silver

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Touring ski set Sequence 92 + bindings

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£844.71

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£448.71

The Movement Sequence 92 is a versatile, manoeuvrable ski designed for intermediate to advanced skiers, offering a balance of power and style across all terrains.

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Movement Touring skis Session 85 Overview

Marker Touring Binding Alpinist 8 Black Overview

Touring ski set Session 85 + bindings

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£897.51

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£510.31

The Movement Session 85 touring ski is the right choice for experienced skiers looking for versatility and lightness for day outings.

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Movement Session 95

Dynafit Speed Turn Blue

Touring ski set Session 95 + bindings

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£923.91

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£567.51

Designed with versatility in mind, the Movement Session 95 touring ski provides efficient ascent and stable descent even on hard or changing snow.

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Movement Touring skis Session 95 W Overview

Marker Free 11 105mm Black Silver

Touring ski set Session 95 W + bindings

Recommended price

£1,047.11

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£681.91

The Movement Session 95 W touring ski offers versatility and lightness to make the most of outings in all conditions.

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Movement Ski's staple models

Movement offers several ski ranges, each with its own distinct character. The Revolution models focus on piste and all-mountain skiing, while the Sequence range combines downhill performance with ski touring binding compatibility. The Fly series retains the brand's freestyle DNA, with models designed for the park or backcountry.

Movement skis

Revolution: skis for piste and all-mountain skiing

The Movement Revolution range is designed for skiers who spend most of their time on groomers but still want confidence in the side country and when the snow becomes softer or more chopped up.

The Revolution 78 is the most piste-focused model. With a 78 mm waist, relatively short turn radii and a Titanal reinforcement, it promotes quick edge changes and powerful turns on groomed snow. The Revolution 78W offers the same waist width in a women-specific version.

With an 88 mm waist, the Revolution 88 provides a larger surface area underfoot. It retains strong piste performance while offering greater versatility in soft or variable snow and for occasional ventures beyond the groomers. The Revolution 88W completes the range for women.

Sequence: hybrid skis for downhill performance and touring

The Movement Sequence range features a construction compatible with different binding set-ups. These skis can be fitted with alpine bindings for predominantly downhill use or touring bindings for routes that involve uphill sections.

The Sequence 86 is the narrowest ski in the series and remains highly capable on firm snow. The Sequence 92 offers a larger surface area underfoot while retaining the versatility required for varied mountain terrain. Its core notably combines paulownia and poplar with AmpliTex flax fibre and biaxial fibreglass.

The Sequence 98 and Sequence 104 feature wider waists for enhanced performance in powder. The Sequence 104 delivers even more float on epic powder days while retaining the option of a touring-oriented binding set-up.

The Fly ski range for freestyle and backcountry riding

The Fly skis represent the freestyle side of Movement's collection. Their twin-tip shape and double rocker encourage a more playful riding style, making spins and switch skiing easier.

The Fly 92 is particularly well suited to resort freestyle. Its width remains suitable for use on groomers and in the terrain park, where its twin-tip shape is ideal for honing skills on rails and kickers, as well as landing switch.

The Fly 112 is far more backcountry-focused. Its 112 mm waist provides greater float in deep snow, while the double rocker makes pivoting easier and retains the playful feel required for jumps and freestyle lines beyond designated trails.

Movement ski touring ranges

Session: lightweight skis for touring

The Session range is designed for skiers seeking lightweight equipment for the ascent without compromising on the solid construction required for the descent. Session skis notably use paulownia cores and, depending on the model, various reinforcements designed to enhance torsional rigidity and edge grip.

With the Session 85, 90 and 95, Movement lets skiers choose a width to suit the terrain and conditions. The Session 85 favours efficiency on firm snow and quick direction changes. The Session 90 provides slightly more surface area underfoot for all-round touring, while the Session 95 delivers additional float as the snow gets deeper. The collection also includes women-specific versions and a Session 80 Jr for children.

Axess and Logic: approachable ski touring models

Movement's touring ski range also includes the Axess and Logic collections. Several Axess models use a paulownia core combined with carbon reinforcements to keep weight down while maintaining stability and support on the descent.

The Logic range prioritises user-friendly handling. The Logic 86 and Logic 91 offer two different widths, allowing skiers to choose between greater agility on firm snow and more surface area for better float in powder. Women-specific versions also complete this family.

Movement ski touring boots

Movement also develops several families of ski touring boots, including the Explorer, Performance and Freetour ranges. Their design varies according to the required level of support, internal volume and whether uphill or downhill performance takes priority.

Several models feature a range of motion exceeding 60°, a two-buckle closure system with a power strap and a heat-mouldable liner.

Movement touring skis

What is the history of Swiss brand Movement Ski?

Movement's story began in Switzerland with Wild Duck, a snowboard company founded in Vevey in the early 1980s. The Movement brand subsequently emerged in the early 2000s and gradually developed a range focused on freeskiing, freeride and ski touring.

The Movement ski range then expanded to include models designed for piste, freestyle, freeride and touring. Collections such as Fly contribute to the brand's freestyle identity, while its ski touring families hold an important place in the catalogue.

Movement continues to develop its skis in Switzerland and relies on European manufacturing for several of its ranges.

Movement skis