Dynafit Tigard

It is a hybrid freeride touring ski. While it is lightweight enough for long backcountry ascents, its construction—featuring full ABS sidewalls and a stable wood core—provides the dampness and power needed for resort skiing and steep, variable terrain.

The 107mm waist is a versatile sweet spot for deep snow exploration. It provides ample floatation in powder and soft backcountry snow, yet remains narrow enough to hold an edge effectively on firmer, wind-scoured, or packed resort runs.

With a 22m turn radius, the Tigard is designed for stability at speed and long, sweeping turns. It is less maneuverable in tight, technical chutes compared to a shorter-radius ski, but it excels when opening up the throttle in open bowls and wide-open terrain.

Yes, the Tigard is specifically designed to be compatible with Dynafit Speed Skins. This integration ensures a secure fit and efficient transitions when you are out in the backcountry.

Not necessarily. While the rocker in the tip and tail helps with floatation and turn initiation, the camber underfoot provides the necessary edge grip and stability. However, because it is a freeride-oriented ski, it will feel looser on ice than a dedicated carving ski.