Skis

Ski Information

Whether you’re ripping it downhill, picking tree lines, or hitting rails, you’re sure the find the perfect ride on our shop wall. We carry a wide variety of front-side all mountain, all-purpose all mountain, and park skis. If you have no idea where to start, check out the information below, or come in anytime to speak with one our in-store experts.

Some things to consider when deciding on the right type of skis:

• How frequently do you go skiing?
• Where do you go to ski? Do you stay on the east coast or go out west?
• What are the snow conditions like where you ski? For example, does it get icy? Is it warm and tend to get slushy? Is there heavy snowfall and a lot of powder?
• Do you like going fast or cruising?
• How much time do you spend in the park? Do you like going off of jumps?

All of our new skis come with a minimum one year manufacturer’s warranty, and free pledge tunes (sharpen & wax) for the life of the skis.

All-Purpose All Mountain skis

Built to conquer, all purpose all mountain skis are designed for versatility. They feature a wider waist width than front-side all mountain skis, to handle everything from hard-packed snow to deep powdery bowls. All purpose all mountain skis are perfect companions to the experienced skier who hungers to tame the wild…with only one set of skis. Take full advantage of the mountain on any given day, and create that endless winter you’ve been dreaming about.

Front-Side All Mountain Skis

These skis are designed for the hard packed snow found on the front side of the mountain, and perform excellent in the conditions found at our local resorts. They are slightly narrower underfoot than all-purpose all mountain skis for quicker edge to edge reaction, and cutting the maximum amount of turns. Our selection of front-side all mountain skis feature system bindings to lift you higher above the ski for better leverage getting in and out of turns. Like park skis, these are also very friendly towards beginner – intermediate level recreational skiers.

These skis are typically true twins, symmetrical tip to tail in shape and flex. Park skis are softer in flex for impact forgiveness and better performance / control at lower speeds. These bad boys are paired with flat mount bindings for optimal stability and durability. You’ll definitely dig our park skis if you enjoy flat land tricks, jibs, rails, and jumps. Park skis are also an excellent option for beginner – intermediate level skiers who like to cruise the groomed runs or prefer more speed control.