DPS Pagoda Tour RP

The RP shape features a rocker-camber-rocker profile that makes it highly versatile. It floats well in soft snow due to the rocker, while the 100mm waist and carbon construction provide enough edge grip and stability to handle firm, variable conditions confidently.

Yes, at 1370g for the 171cm length, it is designed specifically for efficiency on the ascent. The combination of Paulownia and Ash in the core keeps the weight low without sacrificing the downhill performance you need for technical descents.

Third Rail technology is integrated into the sidewall construction to improve dampening and durability. It helps absorb vibrations from rough or icy terrain, resulting in a smoother, more predictable ride compared to traditional lightweight touring skis.

They are built with durability in mind, featuring a textured polyamide top sheet to resist chipping and Rockwell 48 steel edges for impact resistance. The World Cup race base is also highly resilient, though like any high-performance ski, you should still exercise caution in extremely shallow snow.

With a 15m turn radius, this ski is quite agile and quick to initiate turns. It feels intuitive and playful in tight trees or technical chutes, making it a great choice if you prefer a ski that responds immediately to your input.

This ski is ideal for the intermediate to advanced skier who splits their time between backcountry touring and resort skiing. It balances weight savings for the climb with the stability and dampness required for varied, challenging downhill conditions.