Cool and funky "Tomato" Snake’s! A twin-tipped ski for the park and for the slopes the wood-core and reasonable sidecut let you enjoy some actual skiing sensations as well as been quite useful in the pipe and park. Swiss-built quality and suitable for the beginner to advanced freestyler. The Snake’s are versatile skis that’ll [...]
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The funky base of the rather more demurely top-sheeted Snake Tomato. A twin-tipped ski for the park and for the slopes the wood-core and reasonable side-cut let you enjoy some actual skiing sensations as well as been quite useful in the pipe and park. Swiss-built quality and suitable for the beginner to advanced free-styler.
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The Stormrider XXL’s are powerful skis for real all-mountain skiing at speed- so why put that bloody binding on them! They should be fitted with a "Driver" style binding from Salomon and not the cheap and cheerful "Z" model- a real shame. Nonetheless the ski is great, I just wouldn’t want to be hitting [...]
A very versatile all-mountain ski that differs from many of the other manufacturers skis in that they are a relatively narrow 75 mm at the waist. This means that you need to have good technique in the back-country to stay afloat- plus have the speed and control of line to let them run and [...]
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A stronger more advanced skier will appreciate the Spirit for its lively wood-core, aggressive shaping and quick turn-in. A good all-round piste ski for the sporty intermediate or advanced skier looking to ski mostly on-piste.
The manufacturer says this about the Stockli, Spirit 2008 Skis:
Comfort orientated all-mountain ski.
Level- Beginner to (medium) advanced.
The Sinox Pro heads up the intermediate range for piste skiers from Stockli. They claim the Pro’s are suitable for beginners to medium level skiers. This is true- although the beginner wouldn’t really initially appreciate the benefits of being on and quite carvy and sporty ski, but if you are in good shape and [...]
A slightly tamer and more accessible ski in the Stockli Stormrider range. With its 76 mm waist the Stormrider is a very competent groomed-run ski and is able to carve with precision and power. In the backcountry they demand a good level technically but are very useable all-terrain skis and you can hit the [...]
The Sinox Fun is another Stockli ski designed for the girls. Light and agile they are pretty much identical to the Sinox Edition Light- so a versatile all-mountain ski happiest on-piste but with a wood-core, smooth ride and aggressive but agile sidecut. A nice ski for the beginner to gentle advanced skier looking to [...]
A super-light-weight ski developed for gentle all-mountain female skiers. Great for cruising blues and reds, endowed with good grip on firm snow plus excellent bite from the almost slalom-esque sidecut. An excellent package for the rapidly progressing intermediate or advanced skier looking for lightness, agility and a fun pair of piste orientated skis.
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Beginner adult and junior skis. Very soft and gentle flexing to easy you into your first turns but built with Stockli know-how and a quality finish.
The manufacturer says this about the Stockli, Sinox, Easy, 2008 Skis:
All mountain ski for easy skiing.
Beginner- Junior
149 cm- 170 cm