Backcountry Skis - Mäesuusad
Backcountry Ski Binding and Mounting
Alates EUR 373,92Black Crows Camox Freebird Touring Skis
EUR 669,95 EUR 629,95Black Crows Navis Freebird Backcountry Skis
EUR 849,95 EUR 799,95Faction Agent 3X Womens Touring Skis
EUR 749,95
Faction Agent 2X Womens Touring Skis
EUR 719,95
Black Diamond Helio Carbon 95 Touring Skis
EUR 749,95 EUR 599,95
Rossignol Escaper 97 Nano Freeride Skis
EUR 779,95 EUR 469,95
Black Crows Ova Freebird Touring Skis
EUR 649,95 EUR 569,95
Black Crows Mentis Freebird Touring Skis
EUR 899,95
Black Crows Corvus Freebird Backcountry Skis
EUR 999,95 EUR 879,95
Völkl Rise Beyond 96 Backcountry Skis
EUR 749,95 EUR 559,95
Black Crows Ferox Freebird Freeride Skis
EUR 949,95 EUR 569,95
Black Diamond Helio Carbon 104 Touring Skis
EUR 799,95 EUR 599,95
Atomic Backland 95 Touring Skis
EUR 579,95 EUR 369,95
Line Blade Optic 96 Freeride Skis
EUR 649,95 EUR 529,95
K2 Reckoner 92 Womens All Mountain Skis
EUR 349,95 EUR 289,95
DPS Zelda 106 Foundation All Mountain Skis
EUR 799,95 EUR 499,95
Rossignol Escaper W 97 Nano Freeride Skis
EUR 779,95 EUR 499,95
Rossignol Blackops 92 All-Mountain Skis + NX11 GW
EUR 549,95
Salomon QST Lumen 99 Freeride Skis
EUR 579,95 EUR 429,95
Line Blade Freeride Skis
EUR 779,95 EUR 649,95
Black Crows Atris Birdie Freeride Skis
EUR 649,95 EUR 539,95
Völkl Secret 96 All Mountain Skis
EUR 799,95 EUR 409,95
Line Pescado Freeride Skis
EUR 899,95 EUR 609,95
Black Crows Draco Freebird Touring Skis
EUR 999,95
Black Crows Orb Freebird Touring Skis
EUR 749,95
K2 Reckoner 92 All Mountain Skis
EUR 439,95
Rossignol Blackops W 92 Freeride Skis
EUR 399,95
Elan Ripstick 106 Freeride Skis
EUR 699,95 EUR 559,95
Scott Superguide Freetour Touring Skis
EUR 779,95
Atomic Maverick 95 TI All Mountain Skis
EUR 699,95 EUR 559,95
Faction Agent 3 Freeride Skis
EUR 749,95
Line Blade Optic 114 Freeride Skis
EUR 779,95 EUR 649,95
Black Crows Ferox Freebird Freeride Skis
EUR 949,95 EUR 499,95
Line Vision 118 Backcountry Skis
EUR 719,95 EUR 689,95
Line Blade Optic 114 Freeride Skis
EUR 749,95 EUR 549,95
Line Pescado Freeride Skis
EUR 899,95 EUR 789,95
Rossignol Blackops W Blazer Freeride Skis
EUR 599,95
Rossignol Escaper W 87 Nano Touring Skis
EUR 599,95 EUR 419,95
Elan Ripstick 116 Freeride Skis
EUR 749,95 EUR 669,95
Scott Superguide 88 Touring Skis
EUR 649,95
Atomic Maverick 88 TI All Mountain Skis
EUR 699,95 EUR 489,95
Rossignol Blackops 98 Freeride Skis
EUR 599,95 EUR 469,95
Line Blade Optic 104 Freeride Skis
EUR 699,95 EUR 589,95Next | |
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What Are Alpine Touring Skis?
Touring skis, or backcountry skis, combine styles like alpine, cross-country, telemark, randonnee, and backcountry. They offer the best of all worlds, so you might only need one pair of skis to cover your needs. Touring skis are suitable for more advanced skiers who already have a greater knowledge of the unpredictable backcountry nature.
Ski touring is all about traveling both up and down the mountain without the need to take off the skis. The loose heel and the wide base of the ski touring skis enable you to go explore the powder snow in the backcountry. If you wish to ski on-piste, alpine touring skis can also easily be used on the groomed slopes of skiing resorts.
How to Choose Touring Skis?
As a rule of thumb, touring skis should be lightweight (around 1100 g to 1800 g) while the length should be plus-minus 5-10 cm of your height. Heavier skis are better suited for riding downhill, providing more stability and speed, but will require greater effort during ascends. Lighter skis, on the contrary, are better for more uphill-oriented ski touring. The waist width depends on the touring preference, but it is usually between 82-105 mm in more all-around backcountry skis.
What Ski Touring Gear Should I Get?
For alpine ski touring, you will need special gear to help you get up and down the mountain. The right equipment will make sure you can make the most out of your backcountry adventures.
One of the most important parts of touring gear is the bindings. You are able to walk with your skis on, due to the special touring bindings. They allow you to walk and lift the heel while the toe is still fixed to the ski. You can find alpine touring bindings in our Ski Bindings Selection.
Choosing the right ski boots is also of great importance. Since you have to be able to lift the heel to make forward walking motions, highly flexible and relatively lightweight boots are an advantage. Our range of Alpine Ski Boots includes some specialized touring boots suitable for backcountry skiing.
Other necessary parts of touring equipment are the skins and ski poles. Skins prevent you from sliding backward when hiking up, and they are mounted on the base of the skis. Good climbing skins provide a balanced combination of traction and glide and attach well to the skis. As for ski poles, we recommend using adjustable ski poles for touring. Then you have the option of a long pole for the ascent, and a shorter pole for the descent, or two different lengths for traversing the mountain.
Since you are moving around in the wild nature, you will also need safety equipment such as a ski helmet and avalanche gear. See our selection of Ski Protection Gear and head to the backcountry with ease of mind.