Who These Skis Are For
Who These Skis Are For
Advanced to expert skiers who favour committed turns and a stable platform will find the Anomaly 102 worth considering.
It suits riders who drive their skis through the turn and spend time beyond the groomed runs.
Terrain & Snow Conditions
Terrain & Snow Conditions
Open bowls, variable snow, and softer off-piste terrain fit its all-mountain and freeride focus.
Tip and tail rocker help with changes of direction, while camber retains support for the groomed run back to the lift.
On-Snow Performance
On-Snow Performance
- Stable tracking: Titanal reinforcement helps calm the ski through chopped snow.
- Turn release: Rocker at both ends makes it easier to disengage the edges.
- Soft-snow support: The broad platform offers flotation for off-piste turns.
Construction & Technology
Construction & Technology
- Trueblend Free Woodcore: A wood core provides the foundation for the ski’s flex.
- FluxForm All Mountain: The shaped metal layup balances support and manoeuvrability.
- 2Ti sandwich construction: Titanal reinforcement and full sidewalls transmit pressure to the edges.
Technical Specifications & Binding Information
Technical Specifications & Binding Information
- Model year: 2026
- Category: All-mountain / freeride
- Profile: Rocker / camber / rocker
- Bindings: Sold separately. Choose bindings to suit the ski width, boot compatibility, and skier’s requirements.
| Length (cm) | Tip / Waist / Tail (mm) | Turn Radius (m) |
|---|---|---|
| 176 | Not available | 18 |
| 182 | 136 / 102 / 123 | 19.5 |
| 188 | Not available | 21 |
| 192 | Not available | 22.5 |
