Stormrider 108

The Stormrider 108 is a freeride ski from Stöckli, 108 mm underfoot, for skiers who want more lift, more stability and more freedom in deep snow. Stöckli developed it with freeride champion Maxime Chabloz and calls it extremely stable and agile. A big powder rocker gives lift and maneuverability, a light, stiff insert keeps the shovel stable, and a polymer tail with a new rocker angle is lighter and softer.

A particularly light European wood core is a little softer and suppler, which Stöckli says lends the ski dynamism and makes it very durable. The steel edges sit less deep in the ski and the graphics are printed directly onto the Titanal, both to save weight. The radius runs from 14.9 m at 174 cm to 19.6 m at 192 cm, and it’s made in Switzerland.