Movement Session

The Session is primarily designed for backcountry touring. Its lightweight Karuba wood core and uphill-focused construction make it efficient for long ascents, though its dampening technology provides enough stability to handle resort laps if needed.

At 85mm underfoot, this ski is narrower than a dedicated powder board. While it handles backcountry conditions well, it is built more for precision, edge grip, and efficiency on variable snow rather than maximum float in deep, untracked powder.

The 5-Axis Carbon Weave provides torsional rigidity, which keeps the ski stable and predictable when you are carving on steep or icy terrain. It helps eliminate the twitchy, nervous feeling often found in ultra-light touring skis.

No, the inclusion of VA-Tech rubber fiberglass specifically targets vibration absorption. This dampening layer works with the carbon construction to smooth out chatter, giving you a more composed and quiet ride on firm snow.

Yes, the Ptex 4000 is a high-density, race-quality base material known for its excellent glide and impact resistance. It is durable enough to handle standard backcountry hazards, though like any high-performance base, it requires regular waxing to maintain its speed.