Movement Skis Thunder Alpine Ski

The Thunder is an all-terrain expert freeride missile from the Swiss wizards at Movement.

Movement Skis Shaman Ski

Alpine tour fanatics and ski mountaineers looking for a traditional AT ski should seek out the versatile, maneuverable Movement Shaman. At 77mm underfoot and a long length of 177cm, the Shaman is not a gate-access powder plank or a resort backcountry skiit's focused on tour junkies, boasting a lightweight wood core for multi-day trip comfort and a stiff flex that holds firm on steep wind crust. The Shaman's generous sidecut makes it a sweet-turning friend for tight glades and tricky situations, yet it remains surprisingly stable in soft snow and a blast in spring corn. The light weight and poppy, turny characteristics of the Shaman mean that fit telemarkers who tour frequently will also get great results from this slender stick. View Sizing Chart Bottom Line AT, ski mountaineering and telemark tour devotees should consult the wisdom of the Shaman. Product Features *Lengths: 157cm, 167cm, 177cm *Dimensions: 116 / 77 / 106mm *Turn Radius: 157cm 16m; 167cm 16.5m; 177cm 17m *Top Sheet: Cap MLT *Core Material: Karuba wood *Base: P-tex 2000 *Tail: Flat *Binding System: No *Binding Included: No *Weight: 167cm 2lb 13oz (1300g) *Recommended Use: AT, ski mountaineering, telemark touring *Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year

Movement Skis Baggy Alpine Skis

The Baggy is the backcountry twintip offering from Swiss wunderkind Movement Skis.

Movement Skis Thunder Alpine Ski

The Thunder is an all-terrain expert freeride missile from the Swiss wizards at Movement.

Movement Skis Freeheel Assymetrical Ski

From afar, the Movement Freeheel Asymmetrical Ski may resemble others of its genre, but when you fall in love, it's what's inside that countsand there's titanium alloy and exotic hardwood inside this tele sex machine.

Movement Skis Joystick Alpine Ski

Grab hold of the Movement Joystick Alpine Ski to experience freestyle performance that owns the terrain park.

Movement Skis Goliath Alpine Ski

Movement might not be a familiar brand to skiers outside of Europe, but if you're a hard-charging expert with an addiction to powder, that's all about to change. The Goliath is one of the biggest skis on the scene, and it takes no prisoners on its path to glory. A lightweight okume, poplar and beechwood core makes the Goliaths more maneuverable than their length implies, but make no mistakethese are not twitchy slalom skis or floppy powder noodles. They're big, burly, damp, vertical-sidewall beasts packing megatons of power for blasting apart huge open faces. The Goliath 184 is a slimmer, tamer version of its rhino-chasing big brother, perfect for smaller guys, rippin' gals, or terrain that has more than one tree per square mile. It has a rounded tail to release turns more easily in tight quarters, and a more pronounced sidecut should you wander onto a groomer. View Sizing Chart Bottom Line David better get a wrecking ball to take on this Goliath. Product Features *Lengths: 184cm, 191cm *Dimensions: 191cm 135 / 108 / 124mm *Turn Radius: 191cm 32m *Top Sheet: Icp8210 Mosaik *Core Material: Okume, poplar and beechwood *Base: Nano Base *Tail: Flat *Binding System: No *Binding Included: No *Weight: 191cm 6lb 2oz (2300g) *Recommended Use: Big mountain freeride, expert *Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year