Renoun Citadel

VibeStop uses eight channels of a proprietary material embedded in the core that actively absorbs chatter before it reaches your feet. It creates a noticeably smoother, quieter ride on hardpack and variable snow compared to traditional carbon skis, which can sometimes feel twitchy or harsh.

While 107mm is definitely a powder-oriented width, the Citadel's camber profile and vibration-dampening tech make it surprisingly capable on groomers. It won't be as quick edge-to-edge as a dedicated carving ski, but it provides enough stability and grip to handle firm snow comfortably between powder stashes.

The aerospace-grade carbon fiber provides a high strength-to-weight ratio, giving the ski a snappy, energetic feel without the heavy swing weight of traditional metal laminates. It offers a predictable, medium-stiff flex that is supportive enough for charging but forgiving enough for navigating tight trees.

This ski is designed for advanced to expert skiers who want a 'one-ski quiver' for big mountain terrain. If you spend your time hunting for soft snow but need a ski that won't fold or chatter when you have to traverse firm, wind-scoured ridges to get there, this is a strong choice.

The Titanal is used specifically in the mounting zone to ensure binding security and power transfer, rather than running the full length of the ski. This keeps the overall weight down at 1847g, maintaining agility while ensuring your bindings stay locked in securely.