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Skis

Boards for 2020-21 feature innovative constructions, new shapes, and aerospace tech.
1. Blizzard
Bonafide 97
32005-UL

The all-new Bonafide 97 features a
new TruBlend Woodcore combined
with a softer tip and tail designed
to facilitate smooth turn entry and
exit. Power and stability build with
denser woods through the center
of the ski, a zone that's critical for
edge grip, speed, and control. Combined with a versatile sidecut and a
reduced rocker profile, the Bonafide 97 was engineered to perform
efficiently and confidently through
any and all conditions. | $750

2. Black Crows Justis
42128-UL

The Justis is a new all-terrain
ski with a waist width for going
far and wide, a double titanal
plate for committed skiing, and
a good dose of rocker for control.
At 100mm underfoot and with
a turning radius of 21m, this ski

is for those wanting to attack a
range of terrain from moguls to
powder to groomers. | $960

3. Dynastar
M-PRO 99
MR301

Forget powder eights. The hardcharging M-PRO 99 is more about
powder 11s. It features a directional
shape with Dynastar's patented
Hybrid Core sandwich construction and titanal reinforcement. Its
Hybrid Core combines the agility
and power of a poplar wood core
with the lightness and dampening
attributes of a PU material to deliver a unique on-snow feel that brings
the ski alive. The M-Pro 99 is 99mm
underfoot and comes in 162cm,
170cm, and 178cm lengths. | $800

4. DPS Skis Pagoda
Tour Wailer 100 RP
37058-UL

The new Pagoda Tour Wailer

100 RP is a lightweight backcountry ski with great downhill
performance. The key is the
materials and how DPS mates
proprietary new carbon laminates with the combination of
paulownia and aerospace-grade
foam, along with a layer of ash
wood. Pagoda Tour also features
a full sidewall (via a new type of
liquid plastic pouring) and a tail
with a skin clip. It has excellent
power and energy yet is also
very damp and light. | $1,299

5. Elan Skis
Wildcat 86CX
44020-UL

The Wildcat 86CX provides
women skiers the best of both
worlds between two categories of
skis: all-mountain and freeride.
Designed to optimize energy
and enhance performance in any
condition, these skis debut the
Amphibio Truline W Technology,

the most advanced asymmetrical
ski design for women approved by
Elan's W Studio. The slightly wider wood core chassis is integrated
with carbon reinforcements in the
form of rods and inlays to make
lightweight skis that maintain
excellent strength and stability
for efficient energy transfer and
perfection in every turn. | $750

6. Faction Skis
La Machine
32097-UL

Faction's all-new backcountry
pow slayer, the La Machine, is
girthy and unbelievably light at
2,200 grams for the 186cm length
in a 148-126-139 shape. It has a
26m elliptic radius sidecut, a
titanal binding plate, a full
carbon weave on a lightweight
paulownia-and-poplar core, and
a high resistance topsheet for
improved durability. It's also
available in a 178cm. | $970

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