Scott Superguide
Best lightweight touring ski for technical backcountry enthusiasts.
Built for those who prioritize uphill efficiency without sacrificing downhill confidence. This setup bridges the gap between lightweight touring gear and high-performance boards, offering a stable, damp ride that handles technical ascents and variable snow conditions with ease.
$750.00
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Who it's for
- Backcountry tourers prioritizing energy conservation on long alpine ascents
- Technical skiers seeking confidence on steep and hardpack descents
- All-mountain explorers wanting a quick-turning ski for diverse terrain
Who should skip it
- Powder hounds frequently skiing in deep backcountry conditions
- Intermediate skiers who prefer a damp and playful flex
- Aggressive chargers who prioritize dampness and high-speed stability
Performance breakdown
Uphill Efficiency
Featherlight construction makes long, grueling ascents feel surprisingly effortless.
Downhill Stability
Carbon and aramid reinforcement keeps the ride composed at high speeds.
Edge Grip
Bites confidently into firm, icy snow during technical mountain descents.
Turn Precision
3Dimension sidecut geometry allows for quick, intuitive maneuvering in tight terrain.
Float Capability
Narrow waist profile prioritizes agility over deep powder flotation.
Weight-to-Performance Ratio
Strikes an ideal balance for backcountry missions requiring serious downhill capability.
Key Specs
Waist Width
88 mm
Core Material
Paulownia and Beech
Weight
1340 g (at 178 cm)
Construction
Carbon/Aramid fibers
Rocker Type
Tip rocker
Ski Type
Alpine Touring
Terrain Type
Backcountry, Mountaineering
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