Women's touring sets
Feeling like discovering the joys of touring with your own ski package for women?
With women ski packages, touring has never been easier. Whether you’re new to the sport or you are an expert tourer, there has to be the women ski set you need. Pick your touring skis, narrow and light if you look for uphill performance, or wider if you have more fun on the descent. Then, select the binding of your choice, traditional ones or high-end low-tec, and our skimen will mount and adjust them for you.
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The Elan Ibex 78 is the perfect ski for a leisurely introduction to ski touring. It provides lightness during ascents and allows you to descend while having fun on the piste or in small off-piste areas.
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The Orb Freebird is a must-have ski at Black Crows and in the world of ski touring. With its redesigned shape, it is lighter, easier to handle and safer for the experienced skier.
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The women's touring ski Völkl Rise Above 88 W takes you everywhere. Its lightweight construction and high performance in all types of snow makes it a ski that's easy to use.
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The Salomon MTN Explore 88 W women's touring ski offers you both high performance and great comfort during ascents. A versatile model accessible from the intermediate level! Â
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The Blizzard Zero G 085 Light Grey ski is both light and efficient in ski touring. It offers a high level of performance on the ascent, as well as a good degree of rigidity on the descent.
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The Atomic Backland Wmn 78 women's touring ski is perfect for an intermediate to advanced skier looking for an easy ascent model with a good ride on descents.
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The Atomic Backland Wmn 85 women's touring ski shows great versatility for having fun in all types of snow. It features a lightweight construction for comfortable ascents.
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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 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 Volkl Rise 80 ski touring guide accompanies beginners in the world of hiking. Equipped with a lightweight construction for ascents and an excellent accessibility for descents. Ready to explore new horizons?
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The Rise Up 82 W is a women's touring ski from Völkl with a lightweight construction, whilst maintaining a good descent performance, especially on hard snow.
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The Ubac 95 Lady women touring ski from Zag delivers a max of sensations on the descents with a light construction that also works wonders on the climbs. Ideal to send it on all kinds of snows!
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The Zero G 085 is a very lightweight ski, ideal for long touring sessions. Yet, it still offers a great performance level on hard and mixed snow, considering how light it is. It is necessary to be a good skier to enjoy those skis.
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The Blizzard Zero G 095 Light Blue touring ski combines an intermediate volume, very versatile in terms of snow, with a top-of-the-range construction offering an excellent weight/rigidity ratio.
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Buyer’s guide for a women ski package
You have discovered ski touring last year and you want to buy your own equipment, adapted to your needs. Good news! We will help you out. We have a large selection of touring ski packages suited for every women out there. We are happy to mount and adjust the bindings for you to make sure you make most out of your equipment.
Which ski in your touring package?
Before buying your climbing skins and go venture through the mountain, you need to get the skis! Only you will know what type you need. Do you plan to do long tours in the mountain and spend the night in a refuge? Or you’d rather spend less time skinning up and more time skiing down on powder? You may also want a versatile ski that can tour if you feel like it but that can also handle traditonal skiing on piste.
In the first case, for climbing every 4000’s in the Alps, you will need ultra light and pretty narrow skis so you can climb endlessly. Look at women packages including skis with a waist under 90mm and with a weight under 1000 grams per ski. This type of ski does not excel on the downhill, the most important thing being to burn as little calories as possible for climbing high and fast.
However, if your favorite part of a tour is the descent on wide powdery slopes, then you want a mid-fat or a fat free-touring ski with a waist sizing at 100mm. Heavier for climbing, they require greater efforts to reach the peak but they will give you a blast on the downhill! They float better and handle speed better.
Finally, last option and perhaps the most suitable for the biggest crowd of skiers, a versatile touring ski package that can handle on and off piste skiing easily. For these skis, a waist around 90mm and a flat tail will ensure optimal floatation and high manoeuverability. The ski remains precise on groomed snow and suited for climbing. The Dynastar Cham 2.0 87 Women or the Salomon Q88 Lux are two great examples of skis in this category.
What are the best models of touring bindings?
In terms of bindings, there are the traditional ones, with plates. They look like alpine bindings. In case of a fall, they release the boot from the toe piece and the heel piece for optimal safety. Their weakness: they are pretty heavy. If you want something a lot lighter for your women package, there are the bindings with inserts like the famous TLT by Dynafit. They are the lightest bindings available on the market. Their weakness: they require specific ski boots. In order to make safer touring bindings, manufacturers have released insert bindings like the Dynafit Beast or the Diamir Vipec, capable of releasing the boot from heel and toe.
Now, all yo have to do is pick your binding, complete the form in order to help our skimen adjust the bindings for you, and wait for the delivery man to show up.