Backcountry Freestyle - Page 3

The Zero is a backcountry freestyle specialist that is perfect for going switch, riding into backcountry kickers and stomping the...

This is a great ski for pretty much any backcountry experience. The early rise rocker and wide nose will keep...

This is a kind of charging freestyler. Floaty and solid enough in the pow and pretty much any other condition,...

With the S5, Rossignol are moving into the all-mountain territory. These grip well on piste and have no trouble carving,...

The Czar is a great Backcountry ski that is usable by all abilities, spanning the divide between intermediate and expert....

For a fat ski, the P4 performs pretty well all around the mountain and is suprisingly easy to handle in...

Stokli aren’t exactly renowned for their backcountry freestyle skis, but the Rotor 106 might change all that. These fat twins...

Here’s a ski we had difficulty placing. Advertised as a backcountry freestyle ski, it seems to have the flex of...

New this year from Volkl, the Kuro is a ski for deep powder days, and will suit anyone who is...

The Chopstick is the chief backcountry freestyle ski from Volkl. It has a true rocker construction throughout and is most...