Seasonal advice
Seasonal advice
Backcountry skis are wider cross country skis that are designed to be used in loose snow. There are some models that will fit in a groomed track yet can also be used off trail and on snowmobile trails. The wider the ski the more stability and flotation it has on loose snow.
We have waxless (fishscale) and skin models of backcountry skis, and some have partial or full metal edges. Metal edges add weight to the skis but assist with base durability and edge control.
This one-size fits all (120 cm) fat ski is a fun way to explore off trail. It's got the large footprint of a snowshoe to keep you floating ...
View full detailsUpdated for the 2024-25 season with subtle new deck design, this stable ski has a wide shovel, deeper than average sidecut and full metal e...
View full detailsA shorter, wider ski with built in skin for off-trail touring. The shorter length and more pronounced side-cut makes it easy to maneuver an...
View full detailsA versatile ski built for exploring off-trail without losing performance on the track. A lightweight wood core and full-length steel edges helps wi...
View full detailsThe updated version of the original Snowscape 7 ski, the Escape Snow 59 is stable and easy to maneuver for those who ski where grooming may be unav...
View full detailsYour "truly all-purpose backcountry tool", Canadian-based Altai Skis are designed for skiing out the back door and through your local country. Co-f...
View full detailsYour "truly all-purpose backcountry tool", Canadian-based Altai Skis are designed for skiing out the back door and through your local country. Co-f...
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