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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The Salomon S/Force Bold is a powerful piste carver with a slightly wider waist, allowing for more versatility in...
The Kendo 92 joins Volkl's impressive 'all mountain freeride' line-up. How does it compare with classics like the...
Scott's middleweight fighter, the Scrapper 105, had a facelift for 2020. We test whether it can still punch above its...
Owning a pair of vintage (2016) Atomic Backland Touring skis I was eager for a ride of the latest 2020 model to see if...
The QST LUX 92 is a reasonably priced ski, but does it perform as good as it looks? We reviewed Salomon's stylish...
We were keen to test the women's specific Head Kore 93 W, and they didn't disappoint.
The Slight 83 from Scott is something of an oddity at first sight, but it has performed consistently well in previous...
Black Crows are well known for their freeride credentials so we tested the Navis Freebird to see if that experience...
We review the Salomon MTN 95 to test if it moves downhill as effectively as it climbs up.
After a total overhaul, has the K2 Talkback 96 maintained its downhill performance, whilst significantly reducing its...
The all-mountain iteration of Rossignol's heavily developed Black Ops range, we review the Holy Shred model to test...
We put Rossignol's claim to incorporate the best tech from both piste and freeride skis, in the shape of the...
We review Rossignol's flagship recreational piste ski, the Nova 6.
The Slight 83 is a new waist-size addition to Scott's backcountry-inspired all-mountain range; will a narrower sibling...
The Redster X9 S sits at the top of Atomic's X range of on-piste skis, with a race feel and a turn radius that sits...
