Limited news, but many certainties
This, perhaps, could be the perfect maxim for the sector, which encompasses elite tools, for the best of the best, but also includes slightly more ‘human’ proposals, yet which ones still have a more sport-based focus to the mountains. The lineup of the best, however, still includes medium-level equipment with differing qualities.
Ski of the year
A uniquely enduring model within the skimo panorama. It’s tough to change a product that performs so well. Excellent for elite athletes who can fully exploit its potential without tiring and maximize its efficiency in races. A valid choice also for lesser mortals who exploit its qualities somewhat less but will be helped by them. One of a kind.
Pro's choice
Lean back on the tails and straightline it down to victory. A tried-and-tested structure and setup to suit the riding style of top performers. Ski Trab: a guarantee in the world of skimo.
People's choice
Smart choice
The wise choice if you don’t have Robert Antonioli’s legs but wish to exploit the considerable expertise of the Bormio-based ski maker. It could be a great choice for the wider public. In any case this is a versatile, forgiving ski that can be very playful. One to bear in mind...
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Materials are evolving, which is increasing the opportunities for pushing the boundaries of mountaineering splitboarding. It’s no longer just about easy tours, a few jumps and a beer. Thanks to innovative new setups and growing knowledge within the community, long ascents and steep terrain no longer intimidate.
Weighing from less than 100 grams to nearly a kilo, the common denominator are the pins into which you stick your boots and that enable you to climb. From the revolution of the pin binding to the latest hybrids for freeriding, here are all the best bindings the skimo market has to offer.
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