Ski Reviews
Independent reviews of the best skis on the market from the Snow Magazine test team including Volkl, Technika, Salomon, Dynastar, Atomic, Blizzard, Head and K2
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Having been disappointed in the past with how soft Salomon have made their advanced ski range for women, last year we...
Völkl first released the Women's Flair range in 2017. This collection of skis was and still is developed for the piste...
How do the Volkl Kenja 88 skis perform in the powder? We took on some off-piste terrain on a blue sky day in Italy to...
In the last few years Blizzard have produced some seriously impressive all mountain skis, but can the Black Pearl 78...
Every year the Insomia Powershift proves to be a piste lovin' woman's dream. This year we put it to the test on some...
The Elan Interra is the widest ski in the Power group of women's technical carvers. It is designed for expert skiers...
We ski perfectly groomed blue and red pistes all day in the Italian resort of Pila to see if the Head Absolut Joy skis...
This year the Head Pure Joy piste skis were the first set of skis attached to my feet. Read on to find out what I...
The Atomic Vantage 90Ti performs like a piste ski on the hard pack yet is light and floaty in the powder. Combine with...
The Blizzard Brahma 88 is a very versatile all-mountain ski that offers good stability, particularly for a heavier...
Dynastar has a pedigree for producing race skis, and the Speed Zone 12 Ti draws on that knowledge to produce a ski...
One of Volkl's more diminutive freeride models, we tested the Kendo 88 to see if it can play with the big boys
We head to Pila to test drive Dynastar's Speedzone 4x4 78 skis.
The Blizzard Firebird Competition 76 is an on-piste carving machine, that skis like a de-tuned race ski. Perfect for...
The Elan Amphibio 18 Ti2 marks a new development in the Amphibio range, which sees a beefed up piste performance over...
