Woman Allmountain
First things first: all-mountain doesn’t mean freeride! The main use of these slightly wider women’s skis remains the piste. What makes them special: they’re just as reliable on hard slopes as they are in soft, slushy spring snow – versatility is their hallmark. Yet in terms of character, these all-rounders can be worlds apart. Reliable companions for every mood!
Versatile all-rounder for all piste conditions
The name says it all – I’m a sporty piste ski and deliver a strong performance in all snow conditions. With a slightly wider waist (75–85 mm) than a WSP ski, I hardly ever reach my limits in a wide variety of conditions. In early winter, I impress with good edge grip on hard pistes; at Easter, I plough effortlessly through soft, rutted snow. Whether you’re a competitive skier or just out for a leisurely ride – anyone looking for a ski to last the whole winter will experience maximum skiing enjoyment with me.
My strengths
- Versatility is key!
- High sportiness thanks to high-quality construction
- Comfortable in both drifted short turns and carved turns
- I love hard slopes just as much as soft, rutted snow
My weaknesses
- When changing 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: Standard lengths range from 160 to 170 cm. The rule is: the shorter the ski, the more manoeuvrable and playful it is.