Men's touring sets
Give yourself a treat and get your own touring skis thanks to our selection of our touring ski package for men
Forget about renting and enjoy our men ski packages. All you have to do is pick your touring skis, then select a binding you like and we ship everything fitted together, adapted to your needs. All you have to do is open the box, stick the skins on them and start climbing the mountain. Ready for it?
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- From From £418.01
The Wayback 84 is a versatile touring ski designed by K2 for skiers who make no compromises. Skin your way up and ski your way down and have fun doing both!
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The Wayback 88 is a men touring ski developed by K2. Versatile, light and agile, it is very pleasant during hiking phases and lets you enjoy a good skiability on the way down.
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The Agent 2.0 touring ski from Faction is light on the way up and yet reactive, stable and manoeuvrable on a large variety of snow conditions downhill.
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- From From £345.29
The Atomic Backland 78 is a light touring ski that works wonders on the ascents. It grips well on hard snow and is very pleasant to ride at all times.
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The Mythic 87 Pro touring ski from Dynastar is ultra light to help you climb in a snap all while delivering awesome performances on the way down thanks to its wood/carbon design.
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- From From £536.16
The Orb Freebird ski by Black Crows is a tool of choice if you’re looking for a performant touring ski that can handle all types of snows.
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The Seek 7 is a light and performant Rossignol touring ski that’s as good to ride on the climbs than on the descents. So, ready to venture into uncharted territories?
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- From From £627.05
The Vertical F Team is a light touring ski developed by Dynastar to help you climb as fast as possible. The handling is just as good on the descents so get ready for epic outings!
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- From From £749.75
The Camox Freebird is a Black Crows freetouring ski with a power-to-weight ratio and volume that make it light on the climb and performant on the way down, whatever the type of snow.
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The Helio Recon 95 touring ski from Black Diamond can tackle all the mountain sides with ease! Very nimble, it steers well on all kinds of snows.
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The Mythic 87 touring ski by Dynastar is super easy to handle to help you start your practice smoothly. A real treat on the climb and a pleasure to ride on the descents!
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The Armada Tracer 108 is a freetour ski that shines both up and downhill. Powerful, responsive and versatile, it holds its own on all kinds of snow.
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The Vertex 94 touring ski by Movement bets on versatility with a handling worthy of the best alpine skis to attack the slopes at full speed and a contained weight for quick ascents.
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- From From £499.81
The Agent 1.0 is a Faction touring ski with an excellent power-to-weight ratio, it is light on the climb and shines downhill, especially in mixed conditions.
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The Ova Freebird touring ski by Black Crows is light and comfortable on the climb but still displays nice skills on the descent whether it is on hard or mixed snow.
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The Adret 88 is a Zag touring ski endowed with a wood, carbon and kevlar construction, offering great alpine performance and lightness uphill.
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The Agent 1.0 is a playful touring ski to discover the mountain with a very good weight/power ratio. Its construction offers an excellent grip on hard snow.
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The Agent 2.0 is a Faction freerando ski offering an excellent compromise between weight and power to allow you enjoy both ascents and descents.
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The Agent 3.0 is a freerando ski developed by the Swiss freeski brand Faction, with which you’ll be able to take full advantage of the beautiful snow conditions while maintaining comfort on the way up.
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The Altavia Carbon is an ultra light touring ski from Ski Trab offering a responsive construction to demanding skiers looking for up and downhill performance.
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- From From £674.32
The Axess 86 is a Movement men touring ski that's designed to be as accessible as possible. It's the best way to discover new terrains at your own pace!
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The Atomic Backland 107 touring ski allows for efficient climbs thanks to its lightweight construction while maintaining crazy freeride sessions with exceptional handling.
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If you want to go touring no matter the conditions, you can count on the Backland 85, an excellent touring ski by Atomic that stands out with its lightness and incredible versatility.
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The Atomic freetouring ski Backland 95 is a powder-performer and a fantastic allrounder. Its light construction allows for enjoyable tours as well. In other words, it does it all.
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The Dynafit Blacklight 80 touring ski allows you to make ultra-fast ascents thanks to its lightweight construction, while at the same time ensuring a firm grip on the edges and good descent skiability.
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The Rossignol Blackops Alpineer touring ski benefits from a light construction and good rigidity for as much performance on the ascents as on the descents. A very versatile model.
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Buyer’s guide for a men ski package
How to choose your touring ski set? Even if the main goal is to climb to the peak in the middle of nowhere and enjoy an amazing descent on powder snow, the choice of your skis and bindings is extremely important. Depending on it, your ascents will be more or less difficult and the performance on the downhill can be very different. The first thing to do is make sure you know what you expect from a touring ski and how you tour. If you only do a few tours in the season, you won’t get the same skis as if you were touring every single day.
There are several types of use, they will determine what type of ski you need.
Light touring skis to explore the entire mountain
There are the tourers looking for high versatility. They want light skis to be able to climb but they also want to be able to ski down powder and groomers easily. If this is you, better pick a ski with a waist width between 75mm and 100mm, a rockered tip for added floatation and manoeuverability and a flat tail enhancing control on hard snow. In terms of bindings, models with plates like the Diamir Scout will do the job and will let you climb without too much trouble while ensuring good performance on the downhill. Of course, you can also go for low tec bindings which are lighter and will make your ascents easier.
Touring skis for freeride-oriented riders:
The other current trend in the world of touring is to make approaches with freeride skis, mid-fat or fat, in order to reach now spots. In this case, the most important thing is to have a sturdy ski that can handle high speed and steep couloirs with ease. This means you’re not looking for ultimate lightweight but for power. Ascents are more difficult cause your skis are heavier, but they are not as long, the main goal is to have fun on the downhill.