Alpine Skis
Ninthward HHP Henrik Harlaut Pro Alpine Skis 2010 – durable and tough
Turn some heads on the hills this winter with the Ninthward HHP Henrik Harlaut Pro Alpine Skis 2010. Built with a micro laminate poplar core, the HHP Henrik Harlaut Pro skis are light but are super tough and can take a daily beating. Backed by 5.5mm sidewall construction, these Ninthward alpine skis are able to deflect the energy of an impact, while its 1-inch carbon runner from tip to tail increases its life span. Equipped with a custom layered fiberglass, the HHP Henrik Harlaut Pro skis offer plenty of pop and tons of overall response. Other features include fully wrapped 45 HRC steel edges, six layer rubber dampening and sintered or silkscreened IS 7500 base material for fast performance, superior wax absorption and solid durability. Pick up a pair for $5575. Ninthward.
Also See: Durable Alpine Skis , Ninthward Alpine Skis , Tough Alpine Skis
Prior Husume Alpine Skis – lightweight backcountry ski
If the entire mountain is your playground, then you want the Prior Husume Alpine Skis that perform in all snow conditions. Named after a premier backcountry run off of Blackcomb Mountain, the Husume skis are wood-cored, making them a lightweight touring and powder ripper. Equipped with a rockered pow-tip and tail, these Prior alpine skis waist width measures in at 100-106 mm, giving you a great combo of weight savings, float and skinning mobility. Other features include camber underfoot, dialed flex, 12-14mm taper, squared tail and sintered diecut base. Get out and explore the mountains for $899. Prior Skis.
Also See: Backcountry Skis , Lightweight Alpine Skis , Prior Alpine Skis
Line Women’s Shadow Alpine Skis 2010 – light and affordable
You and you shadow will go everywhere together! In fact, once you put on the Line Women’s Shadow Alpine Skis 2010, you won’t want to take them off! Designed with All-Terrain freestyle geometry, the Shadow skis are fun and light, giving you that easy to ski feel that will help you gain mad new skills. Constructed using 4D Fibercap, these Line women’s alpine skis come equipped with fiberglass that’s layered in 4 directions around the ski core - this makes them strong and responsive in every direction. They are also twice the thickness of standard base and edge, so they are durable and extremely impact resistant. The Shadow skis come at an amazingly affordable price too – just $329. Line Skis.
Also See: Affordable Alpine Skis , Line Alpine Skis , Women's Alpine Skis
Volkl Wall Alpine Skis 2010 – stable and strong
When you’re serious about being the best, strap on the Volkl Wall Alpine Skis 2010. Made with a fully symmetrical sidecut for switch riding, the Wall skis come equipped with a Sensorwood core for extra pop. Helping you stick those shaking landings, these strong Volkl Alpine skis feature multi layer wood core with butter zones. This means that the front of the ski is stiff, and since the rocker design is pre-flexed, added stiffness in front provides stability. Working your way down, the Wall skis transition to a softer tail, which allow easier turning on groomed snow and maneuverability in powder. They also feature traditional vertical sidewalls and a torsion box internal layup, giving you plenty of tremendous grip, stability and sensitivity. Give it your best for $580. Volkl.
Also See: Stable Alpine Skis , Stong Alpine Skis , Volkl Alpine Skis
Icelantic Shaman Alpine Skis – agile and aggressive
Sporting a unique shape and design, the Icelantic Shaman Alpine Skis will complete your vision quest for epic ripping. Available in 161cm 173cm and 184cm lengths, the Shamans balance your weight to give you a powerful forward powder turn, while its 160 mm tip and aggressive sidecut give you the flotation and agile carving you’ve been after. Constructed with a poplar wood core, these Icelantic alpine skis are lightweight and durable, and their unilateral fiberglass balances the ski flex. And not only do they give you massive performance, the graphics are trippy – these elements are creatively arranged in a way that appeals to the senses and emotions. Pick up a pair for $648.95. Icelantic.
Also See: Aggressive Apline Skis , Agile Alpine Skis , Icelantic Alpine Ski
Rossignol Avenger 82 Carbon Men’s Alpine Skis – light and stable
A new breed of all-mountain skis, the Rossignol Avenger 82 Carbon 82 Men’s Alpine Skis are designed for experts looking for the perfect one-ski quiver. Ideally suited for carving and powder skiing, the Avenger 82 Carbon’s are made with two layers of carbon sandwiched around a wood core with vertical sidewalls, making them light and stable. Equipped with a new all-mountain tip and wide waist, these Rossignol alpine skis go rail-to-rail on bullet proof snow and muscles through powder. Plus, its aggressive oversized tip and tail allows you to carve with the precision of a master craftsman, giving you intense precision, strong edging and power a plenty. The Avenger 82 Carbon skis retail for around $950. Rossignol.
Also See: Light Alpine Skis , Men's Alpine Skis , Rossignol Alpine Skis
Armada Pipe Cleaner Alpine Skis are light and fast
There are more than a few good reasons why ski champs choose Armada Pipe Cleaner Alpine Skis. Available in a limited run, the Pipe Cleaners can be used outside of the pipe – feel free to try them out wherever there’s snow and an incline. Using AR Core 2 and ABS Sandwich construction, these Armada Alpine skis are ultra-light as well as durable, giving you a considerably lighter swing and total weight, and are the highest performance skis the company offers. Get to the finish line first, as its World-Cup inspired competition fast race base is made for speed. Featuring a 2.5 Impact Edge, the Pipe Cleaner skis are tough so they stand up to any abuse it might meet. Go pro for $575. Armada.
Also See: Armada Alpine Skis , Fast Alpine Skis , Light Alpine Skis
Atomic Atlas Skis 2010 for freeski and backcountry powder skiing
Designed for backcountry powder and the freeski fanatic, the Atomic Atlas Skis 2010 offer hours of chills and thrills. Keeping your tips above the depths and a wide platform underfoot, the Atlas skis Power Rocker construction make sure you get the perfect lift in whatever powder you’re striving to conquer and gives you optimal directional floatation. These Atomic alpine skis also feature a performance wood core and step-down sidewall, which offer awesome stability for large drops. A full tip to tail wood core ensures a continuous flex pattern, while its half-cap construction protects from mechanical damage. The Atlas skis are compatible with binding brakes of at least 125mm and no wider than 150mm. Strap a pair on for $799. Atomic.
Also See: Atomic Alpine Skis , Atomic Freeski , Backcountry Skis
