Allpiste

A ski that loves hard-packed slopes in the morning and shines in slushy snow in the afternoon? One that performs brilliantly on everything from fresh powder to rough, bumpy snow? That’s exactly what Allpiste is. Slightly wider, yet very dynamic, ideal for the whole winter – whether you’re a competitive skier or just out to enjoy yourself, everyone will find their perfect slope companion here. No wonder this category is all the rage!

The all-rounder for all piste conditions

The name says it all – I’m a sporty piste ski and perform strongly in all snow conditions. Slightly wider (75–85 mm) than GS and SL models, I impress with good edge grip on hard pistes and plough through soft, worn snow with ease at Easter. I’m ideal for late-season skiing in the sunshine, as well as for alpine enthusiasts looking for a ski for the whole winter. Thanks to my sportiness combined with versatility, both competitive skiers and leisure skiers will find me to their liking. I perform equally well on hard slopes in the morning and in soft, rutted snow in the afternoon.

Is this the right ski type for you?

My strengths

  • Versatility is key!
  • High sportiness thanks to high-quality construction
  • Comfortable in drifted short turns as well as carved turns
  • I love hard slopes just as much as soft, slushy snow

My weaknesses

  • When switching sides, I’m not as agile as Race or Sport Performance skis
  • Extremely icy slopes require a bit more concentration
  • A trip off-piste requires a bit of strength and technique
Recommended length: The standard lengths are 170–180 cm. The rule is: the shorter the ski, the more manoeuvrable and playful it is.

Allpiste Products

Binding: ELX 11.0 GW
Tested sidecut: 130 - 74 - 110
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Binding: MI 12 GW
Tested sidecut: 127 - 75 - 110.5
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Firebird RS 76

On-piste
Binding: Comp 12 Demo
Tested sidecut: 125 - 76 - 106
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650
Price (with binding)
Binding: Strive 13 Demo
Tested sidecut: 128 - 82 - 110
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