Page 2 – Men's touring skis

Scott’s Superguide 95 grips on the hardpack snow you may encounter when ski touring, while offering good skiability in softer backcountry snow.  

Ideal to go ski touring just after a snow fall, the Kastle Tx93 all-round touring ski is easy to handle on powder thanks to its wide waist.  

The Zero G 085 high-end touring ski from Blizzard offers maximum lightness in the ascents as well as excellent handling in the descents. 

The Rossignol Escaper 87 Open ski touring is perfect for discovering touring with a very versatile model that is as accessible as it is light, so you can have fun in the mountains.  

The Dynastar M-Tour 90 touring ski allows to discover the backcountry around the resort while being efficient in any snow condition and providing as much fun in the ascents as in the descents. 

The Salomon MTN 84 ski is lightweight, versatile and offers good stability. It will satisfy intermediate/advanced skiers looking for an all-round touring model.

The Black Crows Navis Freebird is a touring ski featuring a lightweight construction while begin wide enough and efficient to ski at full speed during off-piste descents.  

The Black Crows Ova Freebird is a versatile touring ski with a punchy flex, yet remains accessible, its lightweight construction means you save energy in the ascent. 

The Scott Superguide 88 is an all-round touring ski featuring carbon and aramid reinforcements. Thanks to the lightweight and flexible wood core, it offers a balanced construction to satisfy a wide range of skiers.  

The Rise Above 88 touring ski from Volkl is a versatile model offering nice capabilities in mixed snow conditions and on-piste, while being lightweight and efficient in the ascents. 

By preventing snow build-up on the stick, Snophobic technology on the K2 Wayback 96 allows this all-round touring ski to remain lightweight in all conditions.  

Lightweight and versatile, the Zag Adret 85 is a touring ski designed to ensure quick ascents and send it in the descents, by offering decent floatability and grip on groomed snow. 

The Agent 1 Red touring ski from Faction offers versatility first and foremost. It is easy to handle in the climbs and descents thanks to its light and dynamic construction.  

The Agent 3 Orange freetouring ski from Faction is perfect to enjoy powder and surf above immaculate backcountry snow. 

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.  

The Backland 85 UL from Atomic is a versatile touring ski. It will surprise you with its lightness, which will help you climb for hours. 

The Backland 89 SL is a lightweight and versatile ski from Atomic's Backland range, ideal for intermediate and advanced skiers looking to have fun on backcountry powder. 

The Blacklight 80 Ski Dawn Red Carbon Black is a lightweight Dynafit touring ski for skiers who enjoy long, dynamic and vertical sessions, yet retains a good skiability. 

The Corvus Freebird from Black Crows is a powerful freetouring ski offering lots of stability, capable to carve on hardpack while being a great option to trace lines in pow. 

The Couturier 100 is a freetouring ski developed by Ogson, it features a very lightweight construction while being wide enough to offer great floatability on pow.