Scott Proguide

These are primarily designed as backcountry touring skis. Their lightweight construction—weighing just 1220g at 173cm—is built to make the ascent efficient, though the carbon and aramid reinforcement provides enough stability to handle resort runs when needed.

The 95mm waist is a versatile 'sweet spot' for backcountry exploration. It provides enough surface area for floatation in soft snow and powder, while remaining narrow enough to maintain quick edge-to-edge transitions on firmer, variable terrain.

The flat tail is a deliberate choice for stability and security. It provides a reliable anchor at the end of your turn, offering better edge hold and confidence when you are navigating challenging descents or skiing at higher speeds.

Not at all. The Pro-Tip Rocker 320 is designed to provide an intuitive, easy turn initiation without sacrificing the ski's overall stability. It helps the ski float in soft snow while the rest of the ski's construction keeps it planted and responsive.

Yes. While Paulownia is chosen specifically for its lightweight properties, Scott reinforces the core with carbon and aramid fibers. This combination effectively dampens chatter and adds the necessary structural integrity for demanding backcountry conditions.