Stockli Stormrider

The Stormrider is designed for intermediate to advanced skiers who want a precise, high-performance tool. Its responsive construction and titanal layers require a certain level of technique to control, so it may be too demanding for someone just learning the basics.

At 88mm underfoot, this ski is built primarily for versatility on groomed runs and mixed conditions. While the tip and tail rocker provides decent float in light, fresh snow, it is not a dedicated powder ski and will struggle in very deep, heavy backcountry conditions.

No, the Stockli Stormrider is sold as a flat ski, meaning bindings are not included. You will need to purchase compatible bindings separately and have them professionally mounted by a technician to ensure safety and proper performance.

This is a true all-mountain ski that excels on groomed runs and variable resort terrain. The combination of titanal and a wood core provides the stability needed for carving on hardpack, while the rocker profile allows it to handle crud and softer snow off-piste with ease.

The Freeride Tip Technology is designed to reduce swing weight and dampen vibrations at the front of the ski. This makes turn initiation feel lighter and more effortless, while also keeping the ski stable and quiet when you encounter choppy or uneven snow.