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Alpine Touring Ski Comparison

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Salomon MTN Explore 95
B

5 reviews

$370
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powder7
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$679
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demosport
$700
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skimo
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Great for backcountry skiing
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Easy to ski
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Fun and easy to ride
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Good for all conditions
Fischer Hannibal 106 Carbon
C

6 reviews

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Great for high speed skiing
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Light and stiff
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Fun to ski
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Early rise helps keep tips up
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Doesn't "steer for you"
Atomic Backland 98 W
C

7 reviews

Lightweight and easy to use
Stable and responsive
Durability is yet to be determined
Atomic Backland 107 W
C

5 reviews

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Great for all-mountain skiing
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Good value for the price
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Light and easy to use
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Durable construction
K2 Wayback 96
C

6 reviews

Easy to fit and use, with easy-to-remove skins
Stable, quick, and has good control
May not be suitable for more advanced skiers looking for a more aggressive ski
Blizzard Zero G 95
C

7 reviews

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Great for touring
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Light and easy to ski
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Good value for the price
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Nice flex and pop
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Not the best for hardpack
Black Crows Navis Freebirds
C

9 reviews

Lightweight construction for uphill skiing
Impressive grip and smooth feel on edge
Decent float in deep powder
Black Crows Navis Freebird
C

10 reviews

Versatile and well-rounded ski
Good carving ability and grip
May not perform as well in harder snow conditions
Atomic Backland 107
C

7 reviews

Lightweight feel
Strong supportive flex pattern
May not be suitable for very aggressive skiers or those who prefer a stiffer flex
Atomic Backland 95
C

5 reviews

Easy to kick turn
Durable and reliable
Not as stable at high speeds as some other skis in its class
Atomic Backland 100
C

9 reviews

$750
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skimo
$750
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powder7
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Great for VT
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Lightweight
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Heavier for touring
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Perfect waste width
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Wide enough to enjoy pow but not wide enough to be too much