Scott Superguide Ski

This ski is purpose-built for backcountry touring. While it can handle resort groomers, its lightweight construction and specific touring rocker profile are designed to maximize efficiency on the ascent and stability in variable, off-piste snow conditions.

At 94mm underfoot, this ski is versatile enough for most backcountry conditions but leans toward agility rather than pure flotation. It excels in variable snow, crust, and spring corn, though you may want a wider ski if you primarily chase deep, bottomless powder days.

The Superguide is ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers who want a single ski that balances uphill efficiency with reliable downhill performance. It is stiff enough to handle technical terrain and high speeds, but light enough to keep you fresh on longer tours.

Not at all. The rocker is designed to help with turn initiation and float in soft snow, but the ski's sandwich construction and carbon-aramid reinforcement provide the torsional rigidity needed to maintain a solid edge hold and stability when you open it up on descents.

Yes, the Scott Superguide features a dedicated skin fixation system that makes attaching and removing skins fast and easy. It is designed to work seamlessly with Scott's specific skins, ensuring they stay secure even on long, technical ascents.