Touring skis
Why should you buy your touring skis on Glisshop?
We select the best brands and manufacturers and offer touring skis for all kinds of style: light touring, allround touring, freetouring. If you already own your touring bindings, then you're in the right place. Glisshop has a large selection of skis to match them. Feel free to contact us to make sure your bindings work with our skis: size, style, safety, brake width... Our knowledgeable staff will be happy to guide you through our range and help you narrow it down to what you really need. From the leading brands like Black Crows or Dynafit to smaller high-performance manufacturers like Zag, our touring skis match all tastes, skills and budgets. You can also discover our men touring skis and women touring skis. Read more Show less
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The Axess 92 is a very versatile touring ski, capable of performing in a variety of snow conditions, offering good flotation, light weight and a consistently comfortable and safe riding experience.
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Movement’s Axess 86 W women’s all-round touring ski features an 86 mm waist and traditional camber + double rocker profile to work on various terrains.
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Stable even on soft backcountry snow, the Axess 92 all-round touring ski from Movement features carefully selected materials to satisfy a great number of skiers.
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The Movement Logic 86 is an all-round touring ski that handles well on groomers and powder, with stability and responsiveness when descending.
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The Movement Logic 86 Women women’s ski touring ski is lightweight and offers performance, grip and great stability.
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The Movement Logic 91 is a lightweight and versatile touring ski with excellent floatability and responsiveness, perfect for intermediate and advanced level skiers.
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The Movement Logic 91 Women is a lightweight touring ski specifically designed for advanced and expert female skiers, offering stability, grip, and excellent performance both when climbing and descending.
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£482.21
The Session 85 from Movement is an all-round touring ski that offers good performance both in the ascents and descents.
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The Movement Session 85 W is a women’s all-round touring ski. Its carbon construction makes it both lightweight and stiff, providing the appropriate behaviour to fully enjoy your sessions.
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Comfortable in the ascents and descents alike, the Session 90 all-round touring ski from Movement can satisfy demanding skiers looking to enjoy every bit of their touring sessions.
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Offering performance in any situation, the Session 90 W women’s all-round touring ski from Movement is ready for all your ski touring sessions.
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The Session 85 is a Movement touring ski that combines the needs of touring and all mountain skiing, offering good skiability while remaining light for ascents.
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Lightweight in the climbs and versatile in the descents, the Axess 86 touring ski from Movement guarantees you to have a good time exploring the backcountry.
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Perfect to allow young skiers to discover ski touring, Movement’s Sessions 80 Jr is particularly easy to control no matter the conditions.
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Very pleasant to ski on hard snow and backcountry powder, the Session 95 all-round touring ski from Movement features very good floatability.
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And touring was born again
The oldest picture we have of a man on skis is….4000 years old, on paintings discovered in Norway. That turns skiing as we know it, with resorts, lifts, parks etc, into a very small part of what is called history and of what was originally designed to carry people on snow. Despite the young age of alpine skiing, the sport quickly replaced touring and turned it into an old-fashioned way of using skis.
Not trendy enough, perhaps too difficult as well as it requires a tough physical condition, touring was underestimated and sadly forgotten for years. But the eco-friendly debates rising and the environmental problems we have nowadays brought touring back in the game. Touring means protecting nature and the mountain. No lifts, no resorts, touring is for nature lovers who like it when there’s no noise and no people around.
Touring, Backcountry or approach ?
There are different ways of touring :
Touring :
The original way of skiing. Before descending, you need to climb and it is the favorite part of a tour for most skiers. Touring means be as one with nature. They need to know how it works (weather, conditions, type of snow, etc) and they mainly use an equipment that’s as light as possible on order to be able to tour for a few days in a row.
Backcountry or freetouring :
If touring is uphill-oriented, freetouring prefers the downhill. To get the best tracks on the untouched slopes, freeriders don’t mind climbing a bit. Be aggressive and charge hard when descending is the main goal which is why they focus on performance more than on lightweight.
Approach :
This is only when you want to reach a close spot near the resort. Not very steep and not very long, this kind of ‘tour’ does not require any specific gear and skiers ride equally on groomed or soft snow. Discover our wide selection of Armada, Atomic, Black Crows, Black Diamond, Blizzard, Dynafit, Dynastar, Elan, Faction, Fischer, K2, Movement, Rossignol, Salomon, Scott, SkiTrab, Volkl, Zag touring skis without bindings!