Movement Session

The Session is primarily engineered for backcountry touring. Its lightweight Karuba wood core makes it highly efficient for climbing, though its construction is stable enough to handle occasional resort laps if you prefer a lighter setup.

With a 90mm waist, this ski is designed for versatility rather than deep-powder flotation. While the rocker profile helps it stay on top of soft snow, it excels most in variable backcountry conditions, firm snow, and mixed terrain where edge-to-edge quickness is more important than pure float.

Yes. The combination of a 5-axis carbon weave and sandwich sidewall construction provides significant torsional rigidity. This allows the ski to hold an edge confidently on steep or icy terrain, making it a strong choice for advanced to expert skiers who prioritize control.

The double titanium inserts are specifically placed at the binding mount points to provide superior retention and durability. This ensures your bindings stay securely attached, even when you are putting significant torque on the ski during aggressive descents or in rough backcountry conditions.

At 1380g, the Session sits in a sweet spot for backcountry travel. It is light enough to save your energy on long ascents, yet it retains enough mass and dampening material to feel planted and predictable on the way down.