Dynafit Tigard

It is designed to handle both. With its sub-3kg weight, it is light enough for efficient backcountry climbing, but the full ABS sidewalls and stiff flex provide the stability and edge grip needed for resort laps.

The 97mm waist is a true 'quiver-of-one' width. While it isn't a dedicated powder ski, the progressive rocker profile helps it float well in soft snow while remaining quick and nimble on firmer, groomed terrain.

This ski is built for intermediate to expert skiers who want a single setup that doesn't compromise on downhill performance. It rewards skiers who have the technique to drive a stiffer ski but still want something manageable for long days in the mountains.

Not at all. The carbon speed stringers are integrated to provide energy and responsiveness without making the ski feel nervous. They help with power transfer during high-speed turns, keeping the ski stable rather than overly reactive.

A 19.5m radius is relatively versatile, allowing for long, sweeping arcs at speed while still being manageable in tighter terrain. It strikes a balance between stability at high speeds and the ability to make quick adjustments when needed.