Scott USA Superguide Freetour

This ski is purpose-built for the backcountry. While its full sidewall construction provides enough stability for the occasional resort day, its lightweight core and touring-specific geometry are optimized for long ascents and variable, un-groomed terrain.

At 104mm underfoot, this ski hits a sweet spot for versatility. It provides enough surface area to float comfortably in soft snow, while the carbon and aramid reinforcement ensures it remains responsive and holds an edge when you encounter firm or icy conditions.

With a 22-meter turn radius, the Superguide Freetour is designed for stability at speed and longer, sweeping turns. It is less about quick, snappy slalom-style turns and more about maintaining control and confidence on steep, open faces.

Not at all. The Touring Tip Rocker is specifically designed to help the ski engage turns easily, even in deep or heavy snow. It prevents the tip from diving and makes maneuvering through tight trees or couloirs much more intuitive.

Yes, at 1500g, it is impressively lightweight for a ski with this level of downhill performance. The Paulownia and Beech wood core keeps the weight down for efficient climbing without sacrificing the damp, stable ride quality needed for the descent.