Who These Skis Are For
Who These Skis Are For
For experienced tourers who want support when the route turns downhill, the Edge FT offers a freeride-minded option in three lengths.
It is worth considering when your priorities include varied snow and flowing descents, alongside a manageable climbing setup.
Terrain & Snow Conditions
Terrain & Snow Conditions
Widths grow with length: 92 mm at 167 cm, 94 mm at 176 cm, and 96 mm at 185 cm. The wider, longer sizes provide more surface area for soft snow.
This is a versatile touring platform for off-piste conditions, with room for groomed transitions rather than a dedicated piste focus.
On-Snow Performance
On-Snow Performance
- Supported descents: Three Titanal layers contribute to downhill stability.
- Touring efficiency: The manufacturer publishes 1,470 g per ski at 176 cm.
- Soft-snow handling: Powder rocker and freeride tip shaping help the ski move through softer snow.
- Size-specific turning: The 176 cm version has an 18.4 m published radius; the other lengths have their own geometry.
Construction & Technology
Construction & Technology
- Touring core: European paulownia forms the light wood core.
- Titanal Technology Evo: The treated metal surface helps limit snow build-up.
- Polywall: The sidewalls provide impact resistance and damping.
- Touring Tail: The tail design accommodates climbing-skin attachment.
Technical Specifications & Binding Information
Technical Specifications & Binding Information
- Model year: 2025
- Category: Freeride touring
- Published weight: 1,470 g per ski at 176 cm
- Bindings: Sold separately. Match touring bindings to your boots and intended use; climbing skins are a separate setup consideration.
| Length (cm) | Tip / Waist / Tail (mm) | Turn Radius (m) |
|---|---|---|
| 167 | 128 / 92 / 117 | 16.5 |
| 176 | 130 / 94 / 119 | 18.4 |
| 185 | 132 / 96 / 121 | 21 |
