All-mountain

The Dancer / Dancer TI Series: Flat-tail skis built for precision, carving, and stability on resort hardpack and chop. Choose the metal-backed Dancer 89 TI, Dancer 99 TI, or Dancer 106 TI if you want to charge hard with maximum dampness and edge hold. Choose the new metal-free Dancer 89 or Dancer 99 if you want that same locked-in carving shape but in a lighter, more agile, and forgiving package that won't tire out your legs.

The Prodigy Series: A directional twin-tip shape with a poppy, damp wood core. Choose the Prodigy 2 (98mm) or Prodigy 3 (106mm) if you treat the whole mountain like a playground - constantly buttering rollers, hunting side-hits, slashing soft snow, and mixing in park laps.

The Studio Series: Choose the Studio 2 (102mm) if you want a premium, lightweight freestyle weapon that transitions flawlessly from stomping massive park features to ripping steep, technical off-piste lines. Co-designed with our team athletes, this series features a stiffer, carbon-reinforced flex pattern built for high-speed precision.

As a rule of thumb, the wider the ski, the more effortlessly it floats; the narrower the ski, the more quick and responsive it is on harder snow.

85mm to 90mm: Ideal if you spend most of your time carving groomers or navigating tight bumps, with occasional ventures into fresh snow. Choose between the Dancer 89 and Dancer TI 89.

95mm to 102mm: The true "one-ski-quiver" zone. Wide enough to provide plenty of float on fresh resort storm days, yet narrow and agile enough to carve hard tracks on the piste and effortlessly weave through tight trees. Choose between Agent 2 (96 mm), Prodigy 2 (98 mm), Dancer 99 / Dancer 99 TI (99 mm) and Studio 2 (102 mm)

106 mm: Best if you frequently ski regions with high annual snowfall and want a ski that favors powder, chop, and off-piste terrain without sacrificing the ability to rail clean turns back to the lift. Pick between Agent 3 (106 mm), Prodigy 3 (106 mm) or Dancer 106 TI (106 mm).

In theory, yes, you can mount a touring binding on any all-mountain ski. However, it’s not always optimal as resort-focused skis are built with heavier cores and materials, meaning you will be dragging a lot of unnecessary weight on the climb up.

If you plan on earning your turns, look directly at our Agent Series. It shares similar shapes and downhill performance with our all-mountain skis but uses an ultra-lightweight carbon construction to save your legs on the skin track.

Unlike specialized carving skis, all-mountain skis feature rocker in the tip and tail. Because of this curve, the ski feels slightly shorter on the snow than its actual physical measurement.

Go with your height (or down 3–5cm): If you are a lighter or progressing rider, or prefer making quick, nimble turns in tight trees and moguls.

Size up (above your height): If you are a heavier rider, ski fast and aggressively, or are choosing a model with significant tail rocker (like the Prodigy or Studio) which reduces the effective edge contact.

Tip: Sizing varies by model. Check the dedicated Size Guide on any ski’s product page to dial in your perfect length.