Kastle Biafo Ski
Best lightweight touring option for dedicated backcountry enthusiasts.
A dedicated touring setup that prioritizes a lightweight feel for the ascent without compromising downhill stability. The carbon-reinforced wood core and progressive rocker profile make it a reliable choice for navigating variable backcountry conditions throughout the season.
$1029.00
at
Bentgate Mountaineering
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Who it's for
- Backcountry skiers prioritizing efficiency during long alpine ascents
- Technical skiers seeking precision and stability in variable snow conditions
- Explorers wanting a reliable ski for diverse off-piste terrain
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious shoppers looking for a more affordable entry into touring
- Resort-focused skiers who spend most of their time on hardpack
- Aggressive riders frequently navigating thin snowpacks or rocky chutes
Performance breakdown
Uphill Efficiency
Featherweight construction makes long, demanding ascents feel remarkably effortless.
Downhill Stability
Carbon reinforcement provides surprising composure when charging through variable backcountry snow.
Turn Initiation
Progressive rise profile makes pivoting in tight terrain intuitive and smooth.
Edge Grip
Sandwich sidewalls hold firm on firm snow, though prioritize weight savings.
Swing Weight
Hollowtech tip technology drastically reduces inertia for quick, agile handling.
Float Capability
The 88mm waist excels in mixed conditions but prefers firmer backcountry snow.
Key Specs
Construction
Semi-Cap Sandwich Sidewall
Core Material
Paulownia Wood, Carbon, Glass Fiber
Waist Width
88 mm
Tip Width
125 mm
Tail Width
112 mm
Turn Radius
11.9 meters (at 159cm)
Weight per pair
1180 grams (at 159cm)
Rocker Type
Progressive Rise, Dual Rise
Base Material
Graphite Sinter UHM
Tail Type
Hook Free
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