DPS Pagoda Tour
Best lightweight touring option for dedicated backcountry skiers seeking downhill stability.
These skis finally bridge the gap between featherweight uphill efficiency and the damp, planted feel of a dedicated resort charger. By blending carbon and flax, they manage to kill chatter without feeling like a plank, making them the rare backcountry tool that doesn't force you to compromise on downhill confidence.
$1695.95
Who it's for
- Backcountry skiers seeking a lightweight setup that still charges downhill
- Tourers who prioritize a damp, stable feel in variable conditions
- Technical skiers navigating tight trees and narrow backcountry couloirs
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious backcountry enthusiasts looking for high value-to-cost ratios
- High-volume skiers who frequently encounter rocks or abrasive terrain
- Resort-focused skiers needing a dedicated carver for firm conditions
Performance breakdown
Climbing Efficiency
Lightweight paulownia core makes long ascents feel surprisingly effortless.
Downhill Stability
Carbon and flax layup holds a confident edge at high speeds.
Vibration Dampening
Advanced materials smooth out chatter in variable, crusty snow conditions.
Powder Float
The 105mm waist provides ample surface area for deep backcountry days.
Edge Grip
Rockwell 48 steel edges bite reliably into steep, technical couloirs.
Durability
Rugged construction withstands the rigors of demanding backcountry terrain.
Key Specs
Weight
1550 grams
Turn Radius
18 meters
Waist Width
105 mm
Core Material
Wood
Construction Type
Sandwich
Flex Rating
Stiff
Ski Width Category
100-115mm
Skill Level
Expert
Ski Type
Freeride
Terrain Type
Powder, Backcountry
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