Stöckli Laser SL FIS Skis 2025

The Stöckli Laser SL is built for skiers who enjoy fast, precise turns and strong edge grip on groomed slopes. Its slalom-focused design favors short turns and aggressive carving, while remaining composed enough for relaxed cruising when you want to dial things back.

With available lengths from 150 to 170 cm and turn radii ranging from 11 to 14.5 m, the Laser SL is designed to move quickly from edge to edge and initiate turns with precision. Its Full Edge Contact construction extends the effective edge contact with the snow, helping the ski engage quickly and maintain grip through the turn.

The Laser SL also features Carbon Power Turn, with carbon inserts beneath the wood core around the binding area. The carbon fibers load during turn initiation and release toward the end of the turn, adding acceleration and helping the ski feel quick and energetic.

For skiers who like to push their carving, the combination of Racing Sidewalls, Flex Torsion Control, and a wider Solid Metal Edge brings together direct power transmission, stability, and controlled handling throughout the turn.

Key features

• Slalom-focused design: Built for short, fast turns and aggressive carving on groomed slopes.

• 11–14.5 m turn radius: Supports quick turn initiation and dynamic edge-to-edge transitions.

• Full Edge Contact: Extends the section of edge in contact with the snow, improving turn initiation and grip.

• Carbon Power Turn: Carbon inserts provide additional acceleration through the finish of the turn and improve agility.

• Flex Torsion Control: Allows the tip and tail to flex and adapt during direction changes for easier steering and control.

• Racing Sidewalls: Harder phenol sidewalls provide direct power transmission and added stability when carving.

• Solid Metal Edge: A wider edge increases durability and contributes to a more stable feel.

• Size Optimized Construction: The ski's construction is adjusted according to length, with shorter sizes designed to be lighter and softer for a better match to the skier's physique.