Freestyle Backcountry ski sets
Discover here all the backcountry-oriented sets. We’ve selected for you skis and bindings meant to blend freeride and freestyle skiing. Simply make your choice. Of course, our experts are here to help you, don’t hesitate to contact them.
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The Atomic Bent 100 is a versatile, dynamic, and lightweight ski, perfect for all levels of skiers, offering enhanced durability and excellent responsiveness across the entire resort.
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The Atomic Bent 110 is a versatile, lightweight, and playful backcountry freestyle ski, perfect for advanced skiers seeking agility and exceptional float in powder.
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The Faction Studio 2 is a versatile and responsive backcountry freestyle ski, ideal for expert skiers seeking performance and creativity in all conditions.
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The Dynastar M-Free 90 is a versatile, dynamic freestyle backcountry ski, designed for intermediate to advanced skiers, offering stability and responsiveness across all terrains.
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The Zag Slap 98 Lady is a powerful, lightweight and very versatile ski, it allows to stack descents and jumps on groomers, in the terrain park or in wide open virgin areas, to have unlimited fun in the entire resort.
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The Faction Prodigy 3 Black is a backcountry freestyle ski that offers both float and manoeuvrability for advanced skiers seeking versatility and creativity.
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The Zag Slap 98 alpine ski offers intermediate to advanced skiers a versatile and playful tool, combining stability and maneuverability for creative backcountry adventures.
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With its fiberglass-reinforced full-sidewall sandwich construction, the Dynastar M-Free 90 Xpress ski guarantees stability and a precise feel for the snow.
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The Salomon Départ 1.0 is a playful backcountry freestyle ski, designed for advanced riders seeking creativity, performance and float in deep powder.
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The Armada Arv 106 Black Edition ski, perfect for advanced to expert skiers, offers a unique backcountry freestyle experience with optimal float, power, lightness, and excellent grip.
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The Zag Slap 104 ski is ideal for advanced skiers seeking a playful, stable ride that excels in deep snow and varied backcountry terrain.
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The Scott Sea 116 is a backcountry freestyle ski, perfect for advanced to expert skiers looking for a wide, playful and stable ski to push the limits off the marked trails.
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The Scott Sea 108 ski, designed for advanced to expert skiers, offers optimal performance and versatility for backcountry freestyle skiing, ensuring stability, dynamism, and creativity on any terrain.
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Tackle steep lines and fresh powder with the Volkl Revolt 114, a playful freeride ski built for confident off-piste adventures and dynamic turns.
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The Volkl Revolt 104 is a backcountry freestyle ski that provides excellent float in powder while remaining agile and playful for tricks and the park skiing.
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The Volkl Revolt 101 is a backcountry freestyle ski, combining solid float with agility for skiers seeking creative adventures.
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The Dynastar M-Free 100 ski is perfect for demanding freeskiers seeking stability, float and creativity in the backcountry.
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The Movement Fly 112 is a versatile backcountry ski, offering buoyancy and responsiveness for expert skiers looking to mix freestyle and committed lines on varied terrain.
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The Line Chronic 101 is a versatile, lightweight freestyle ski offering precision and liveliness, ideal for technical skiers looking for creativity and responsiveness on a variety of terrain.
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Line's Bacon 115 is a versatile backcountry freestyle ski, offering exceptional lift in powder and great maneuverability for park modules.
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The Line Bacon 108 is a versatile, high-performance ski, ideal for creative freestylers seeking exceptional manoeuvrability across all types of terrain.
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What’s the difference between freestyle and freeride skiing?
While freestylers spend most of their time in the terrain park sending tricks, freeriders are happy tracing line in fresh powder, far away from the commotion of ski resorts, lift queues, in the great outdoors, in the middle of the mountains. This difference translates to the shape of their skis.
Freestyle skis are generally rather short, narrow and lightweight. With a twin-tip shape, the bindings are usually mounted in the middle to feel as comfortable skiing switch (backwards) or regular.
The models offered in our freeride skis sets are different. Wider and longer than standard alpine skis, they’re designed for having fun in fresh snow and being able to float in powder. Dubbed FATS in skiing lingo, they’re at least 100 mm wide at the waist.
Backcountry skiing: a mix of freestyle and freeride
Halfway between freestyle and freeride, you’ll find backcountry skis. Mixing the two disciplines, backcountry skiers or freeskiers, as they’re sometimes called, are experienced freestylers who explore remote spots to send the most beautiful tricks. They need to master technical skills and have a good understanding of avalanche risks and mountain safety.
The design of backcountry skis combines wide tips and double rocker profile to be very playful in powder. Their shape is twin-tip like freestyle skis, but the bindings are generally mounted slightly further back to facilitate skiing in virgin backcountry snow.
The popularity of the discipline compelled brands to developed skis at the crossroads of freeride and freestyle, to answer the needs of the most daring skiers.
At Glisshop, we like skiers who push their boundaries and express their passion for the mountains in nature. We’re sure you’ll enjoy the backcountry freestyle skis selection available on our online store.
How to choose your backcountry freestyle skis?
Choosing the right ski size
For your backcountry sessions, you need a long ski to remain on top on deep days and fully express your creativity. As a rule of thumb and depending on your riding style (more or less freestyle or freeride oriented), as well as your skill level, the length of your skis should range between your size and plus 10 cm.
Finding the right waist width
Once again, the waist width depends on your skiing style and abilities. Don’t rush into buying a pair of 120 mm wide FATS. To ski such sticks, you need a very good physical condition and strong legs. If don’t have the physique, your skis may make you pay the price for it. Sometimes, it can be a good option to opt for a more reasonable waist width, providing better manoeuvrability. Simply put, choosing the right skis for your needs and level will guarantee you have a good time out in the backcountry. Don’t worry, very accessible and ultra-versatile models are available. Our experts are here to guide your choice.
Choosing the right bindings
There are multiple types of ski bindings. Backcountry skis require strong bindings, whether they’re meant to ski lift accessible off-piste terrain or enjoy more remote spots in touring mode. Get the best advice from our ski team via phone or stop by our shop. If you already know what you need, you’re sure to find the right bindings on our online store!
What are the best backcountry freestyle ski brands?
Faction: an iconic brand available at Glisshop
Let’s kick things off with Faction. This brand’s line up consists primarily of freestyle/freeride and backcountry skis. More noticeably the Mana and Prodigy ranges.
Blackcrows backcountry skis
Independent brand Blackcrows is a staple when it comes to backcountry skiing. Deeply rooted in the Chamonix valley, at the foot of the Mont Blanc, the brand manages to produce unique skis, combining style and performance. Since its birth in 2006, numerous lines have been developed, always with the goal of offering playful, reliable and efficient sticks. You’ll be happy to know Glisshop stocks Blackcrows skis!
Camox model
The Blackcrows Camox is an all-terrain ski. With its freestyle DNA, this very playful ski will follow you everywhere. Aimed at intermediate to advanced level riders, it’ll help you progress and take your skiing to the next level!
Atris model
The Blackcrows Atris big mountain ski was first released in 2014. Its 108 mm wide waist, balanced stiffness and nice front tip width make it manoeuvrable and float well. In addition, its traditional camber enables to handle hardpack with composure. A very effective ski that will satisfy the most demanding skiers.
Anima model
The Blackcrows Anima is THE epitome of a fat. With its 115 mm at the waist, it’s cut for deep conditions and offers optimal floatability in powder. Its sidecut provides great stability and allow it to perform on hardpack.
Atomic backcountry skis
Bent range
What a beautiful ski line. The unique design is the result of the work of Chris Benchetler, freerider, surfer, climber, and artist. The Atomic Bent backcountry ski is in the image of the skier who designed it: versatile. It’ll take you everywhere, away from groomed runs and where pillows aren’t meant for sleeping! In addition, it remains stable on groomers and at ease in the park. A fun and nimble ski with one of the best performance/accessibility ratios on the market.
K2 backcountry skis
Reckoner range
American brand K2 is known for its playful skis cut for the cold powder found in US mountains. Very playful, the Reckoner 102, 112 or 122 mm will offer riders the freedom to choose between a more manoeuvrable ski or a powder gun.
Rossignol backcountry skis
Blackops range
Rossignol’s Blackops range has been designed to meet the eternal need for freedom of backcountry riders.
With its 118 mm wide waist, the Blackops Gamer is the widest in the line. It offers extreme float, as well as insane playfulness and performance! The Blackops 98 and 92 provide undeniable versatility between groomers, park and powder.
The best backcountry freestyle skis for men and women are available at Glisshop!
Discover Glisshop’s vast choice of freestyle and backcountry skis. You’ll also find all the ski gear you need this winter. When you’ve found your equipment, take a look at our ski apparel to be kitted from head to toes. You’ll be able to fully express yourself, with total confidence in your gear.