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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In a world of all terrain skis its becoming more and more difficult to find a mid-priced ski designed with the...
Mid-level women’s ski designed with a focus on piste carving but can be persuaded to go into the trees and will cut...
A ski for the beginner looking to find their feet on the pistes. A hollowed out centre and reinforcement on the...
A ski for the 21st century, the Head iSupershape Titan uses KERS technology seen in Formula 1 racing to store kinetic...
The K2 Juvvy is a great introduction for the junior looking to cut their teeth in the park. The lightweight...
A lightweight park ski that behaves well all over the mountain; this ski is a great introduction to park riding or a...
The LX92 blends a lightweight construction with a snappy wood and titanium alloy core to create a stable but lively...
A pure park ski made for dominating the biggest, sickest hits the shapers have to offer. The Line Stepup is firm but...
Nordica haven’t tried to rewrite the rule book with the female specific drive choosing instead to stick with tried and...
This ski has been tuned by Nordica to carve hard, fast turns into the piste. It features a variable sidecut with three...
The Rossignol Super 7 is the follow up to the legendary S7 favoured by backcountry riders from all over the world. The...
The little sibling to the multi award winning s7, the s7 pro kids ski utilises some of the same, if slightly toned...
The Salomon Enduro LX800 in many respects will appeal to the average recreational skier who spends most of their time...
A ski for the intermediate rider using mainly green and red pistes. The origins lava is quick edge to edge thanks to a...
The Rocker 2 was developed by Salomon’s extensive backcountry pro team to reflect the needs of today’s backcountry...
