Big mountain riders take note: The new, more environmentally friendly Backland 109 backcountry touring ski offers optimized buoyancy, top climbing ability and less weight.
Its FreeTour profile with more poplar wood, but less metal, fiberglass and resin, ensures a harmonious flex pattern and thus agility in changing conditions.
109mm waist width and the lightweight HRZN 3D shovel optimize buoyancy in powder, an ash wood insert increases the tear-out resistance of the binding.
The Ultra Light Woodcore made of poplar and karuba wood stands for low weight and top stability. And the Powder Rocker combines a pronounced lift of the shovel and tail with a pre-tension under the binding - for effortless steering and playful performance in powder, broken snow and crusted snow.
By using more raw materials with lower CO2 emissions, production waste was reduced and CO2 equivalent emissions (compared to the Backland 100 from 2022) were reduced by 26%.
This ski was launched by Chris Rubens - the ultimate freeride touring tool with a top performance-to-weight ratio.

Details:
- HRZN 3D Backland
- FreeTour Profile
- Ultra Light Woodcore
- Fiberglass
- Dura Cap Sidewall
- high-gloss top sheet
- Powder Rocker 25/55/20 lots of rocker at the front and rear plus camber under the binding – for powder and changing snow.
- Lateral edge angle: 87° for intuitive handling, easy driving and better grip
- Edge angle on the base side: 1.3° edge angle on the base side for easy turning, excellent edge grip and top tracking.
- Weight/ski according to manufacturer: 1540g (184 cm)

Waist:
[176 cm] 133.5-109-122.5
[184 cm] 135-109.5-124
[189 cm] 136-110-125

Radius:
[176 cm] 17.5 m
[184 cm] 19 m
[189 cm] 20 m

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