All Mountain Carve

Another ski in 4FRNT’s continuing line of pro models, the STL is the preferred stick of rail master Steele Spence. That being said, this ski is set up to ski the whole park and the groomers as well.

An affordable all-mountain ski for the adults, the El Rey is proof of Armada’s growing empire of ski models. A lighter core and cap make it easier to turn but maintain the strength to take a beating in the park.

Atomic uses its vast race experience in the design of this all-mountain carving tool. B5 technology functions like shock absorbers to suck up those nasty grooming mistakes.

The Mythic Rider is as comfortable in deep powder as it is on the piste. Comes with wide freeride sidecuts and PX 12 bindings.

The Fusion utilizes Elan’s own Waveflex technology in this flagship carving stick. Mainly geared toward shredding the groomers, a wide body keeps it afloat when you do find yourself deep in the white stuff.

The RX 8 Fire promises the smoothest ride possible. Its sidecut and waist make tight, nimble turns easy.

Wide, snappy and responsive, the Ticket has an asymmetric design to keep the uphill ski edging more effectively. This is for aggressive skiers looking to get out in all conditions.

Wide with a radical sidecut, the Xenon 9.0 is light and agile, but stable on hardpack, slush or crud.

A fir-aspen core combined with the Titan Metal Laminate construction make this ski a great option for those who love the groomers yet still need to cut up the powder on a good day.

This is Line’s go-anywhere, ski-anything, one-quiver tool. Ready for the backcountry or the hill, this ski does it all.

Touted as the “dream ski,” this stick is designed for 70 per cent on-piste and 30 per cent off. This ski offers a shorter turning radius than Movement’s other skis.

Expert all-mountain skiers can use the Modified to cruise the hardpack at all speeds, yet still feel completely comfortable with an occasional trip into the crud or powder.

Designed for skiers that want to go fast on a truly all-terrain ski. Includes an extra set of tool-free replaceable front and rear arms to totally customize your ski for the day’s conditions.

The Tornado features a wide chassis for stability in all conditions and an over-shaped sidecut to help slice GS turns into the corduroy.

The Mission’s laminate top and bottom sheet are slightly more forgiving than a traditional sandwich sidewall construction but just as responsive. This is the do-it-all, one-quiver ski.

Vist’s all-mountain carving ski, the Squadra features a sandwich titanal wood construction with the Speedlock TT plate system. The ski comes with Vist’s V4 12 binding.

The most interesting addition to Volkl’s line this year, the Tiger Shark incorporates a set of carbon-fibre rods that can be tuned to regulate the ski’s flex pattern. It also comes with a snazzy new chrome topsheet.