Piste

If your focus is corduroy and high-speed carving, your go-to is the Dancer Series in our 79mm or 89mm waist widths. Choose your model based on how hard you want to drive:

For Maximum Power: Dancer 79 TI & 89 TI. Our premium metal-reinforced skis. Grab the narrow 79 TI for lightning-quick, razor-sharp transitions on hardpack and ice, or the wider 89 TI to blast through afternoon resort chop and slush.

For Playful Carving: Dancer 79 & 89. The brand-new, metal-free builds offer a lighter, highly maneuverable ride. Perfect for an energetic carve that won't exhaust your legs by the afternoon.

Tip: if you love the carving feel but need a more versatile ski for the whole mountain, go for the Dancer 99mm (99 TI / 99).

Both skis share the same all-mountain DNA, but they're built for different riding styles.

Dancer TI: features two sheets of Titanal for maximum stability, precision and confidence at speed. It's the ideal choice for advanced skiers who love carving hard, charging through chopped-up snow and skiing aggressively from first chair to last lap.

Dancer: delivers the same confident Dancer character in a lighter construction. By removing the Titanal layers, the skis are easier to maneuver, require less energy to ski and feel more playful across changing conditions. They're an excellent choice for skiers who value versatility and all-day comfort.

To carve all day without tiring out your legs, our new metal-free Dancer Series swaps heavy Titanal for a lightweight, energetic poplar core. You get the same locked-in carving geometry with half the effort.

Dancer 79: The narrower choice for nimble, effortless arcs on firm groomers.

Dancer 89: A wider platform to comfortably cruise through afternoon slush and tracked-out snow too.

It all comes down to precision vs. versatility.

Piste skis, like our Dancer 79 TI, are built for the groomers. They are narrow (usually under 90mm underfoot) with a tight turning radius and a stiff, directional build. They grip hardpack and ice like crazy, allowing you to transition edge-to-edge instantly.

All-Mountain skis like the Prodigy 2 or Dancer 99 are designed to explore the whole resort. They are wider (typically 90–106mm underfoot) and feature rocker in the tip and tail. This gives you the versatility to carve morning groomers, but also float through fresh snow, navigate afternoon slush, and play in the trees. They are your one-ski-quiver.

Think of it as pressure distribution. A narrow ski (under 85mm) concentrates your force onto a smaller edge, allowing you to grip hardpack and ice with complete confidence. A wide ski (100mm+) spreads your weight across a larger surface area, acting like a snowshoe to keep you floating on top of deep snow rather than sinking through it.