Alpine Touring / Telemark Skis

Backcountry skiing can encompass a wide range of experiences. Yo-yo skiing for the day, or summit attempts, or multi-day travel, and often in varying snow conditions. To build a ski worthy of doing any or all, one might start with the Voile Vector...

Sometimes a catastrophe brings a new life. With the factory burned down, Dynafit took their Beast 108 and redesigned it into the superior Free 107. Dynafit's Free 107 is the go to choice if you are searching for a tourable ski that puts a huge emphasis...

The name spells it out, the Objective BC ski from Voile is an AT ski for skiers with an objective. A summit attempt, a springtime Sierra traverse, hut hopping in Europe. Taking a cue from Rando race boards, the Objective has functional downhill...

Seeking backcountry slopes to make turns can mean spending most of the time just getting to the goods. Backcountry skiing can encompass a wide range of experiences. To build a ski worthy of doing any or all, one might start with the Voile Vector; wide...

As ski AT skiing and ski mountaineering gain popularity it is only a matter of time before those hauling beastly gear uphill under their own power realize that the mountain environment rewards those who can move swiftly. Enter the Fischer Transalp 90...

No elephants or fava beans, this Hannibal is meant to take you into the snowy mountains and make you have fun no matter what the snow conditions. The Fischer Hannibal 106 AT ski is remarkably light for long days with skins on, with a profile and...

A powerful, take-no-prisoners ski to attack any kind of snow conditions, the Fischer Ranger 99 Ti is likely the most versatile freeride ski in Fischer’s arsenal. Lightweight wood core is backed up by ABS sidewalls and two layers of Titanal in a...