The new Backland 108 W touring ski for ambitious big mountain skiers offers top buoyancy, efficiency when climbing and an environmentally friendly design.
Its FreeTour profile with more wood but less fiberglass and resin ensures a harmonious flex pattern and therefore powerful descents.
The Ultra Light Woodcore made of poplar and karuba wood stands for low weight and rigidity. The three-dimensional HRZN 3D shovel creates more contact surface and thus better buoyancy in powder. And the Powder Rocker combines a strong lift of the shovel and tail with a pre-tension under the binding - for effortless handling and playfulness in powder, broken snow and crust.
Raw materials with lower CO2 emissions are also used: more wood, but less fiberglass, metal and resin. This has reduced CO2 equivalent emissions (compared to the Backland 100 from 2022) by 26%.
The lightweight yet stable Backland 108 W is the ski of choice for freeride touring athletes like Amie Engerbretson.

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: 1310g (167 cm)

Waist:
[158 cm] 130.5-108-119.5
[167 cm] 132-108.5-121

Radius:
[158 cm] 14.5 m
[167 cm] 16 m

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