Freeride Skis
Rent freestyle skis designed for snowpark enthusiasts, jumps and tricks. Manoeuvrable, responsive and equipped with twin tips, they offer an excellent balance for linking tricks, skiing switch and enjoying maximum sensations both on modules and pistes.
In summary
Discover our range of freestyle skis, specially designed for snowpark, jump and trick enthusiasts. Thanks to their twin tips and excellent manoeuvrability, these skis allow you to fully express your creativity while benefiting from high-performance equipment suited to your level. You’ll also find our advice on choosing the right equipment and riding safely.
Freestyle Skiing: express your creativity on skis
Want to link jumps, spins and tricks? Freestyle skis are specially designed for skiers who like to push their limits in snowparks, on modules, in the backcountry or even on the pistes. Manoeuvrable, responsive and playful, they give you unparalleled freedom of movement to let your style shine.
Skis designed for freestyle
Freestyle skis stand out thanks to their twin tips, which allow you to ski just as easily forwards as backwards. With their centred bindings, they provide excellent balance in the air, make spins easier and make landings feel more natural. Their construction also provides excellent manoeuvrability, allowing you to link tricks with precision and fluidity.
What level are they suitable for?
Freestyle skis are primarily aimed at advanced skiers who have mastered the basics of alpine skiing and want to progress in the snowpark or try freestyle skiing. Whether you’re just starting out on your first modules or looking for high-performance skis to perfect your tricks, there’s a model suited to your style of skiing.
Performance, comfort and sensations
Today’s technologies make it possible to design skis that are lightweight, robust and dynamic. They absorb landings more effectively, offer excellent stability and remain enjoyable to ski on the piste between snowpark sessions. A great balance between performance and fun.
Discover the « Multi-ride » option
For even more fun, change your equipment during your week of skiing! Make the most of your stay by trying snowboarding, for example. With « Multi-ride », enjoy the freedom to try new things and have fun!
Safety First
Freestyle is a demanding discipline that requires suitable equipment. Wearing a helmet is essential to reduce the risk of injury in the event of a fall. Depending on your level and how you ski, back, wrist or knee protection can also provide additional protection. Remember to follow the snowpark safety rules and progress at your own pace.
Rent your freestyle skis from our experts
Our teams will help you choose the pair of freestyle skis best suited to your level, style and goals. We select recent models, carefully maintained and from leading brands to guarantee performance, comfort and reliability.
Whether you want to discover freestyle skiing, progress on modules or perfect your tricks, we prepare your equipment with precision so that you can ride with confidence and make the most of your time in the mountains.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about freestyle skis
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What is a freeride ski?
A freeride ski is designed primarily for off-piste skiing and deep snow. Wider than a traditional alpine ski, it offers excellent floatation in powder, great stability, and enhanced maneuverability thanks to its rocker profiles.
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Who are freeride skis designed for?
Freeride skis are aimed at skiers who already master alpine skiing techniques and wish to discover or practice off-piste. Some versatile models also suit intermediate skiers wanting to explore side-piste terrain.
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Can you ski on pistes with freeride skis?
Yes. Freeride skis remain performing on groomed pistes, particularly in variable snow conditions. They are engineered to offer versatility while prioritizing deep snow performance.
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What is the difference between freeride skis and all-mountain skis?
All-mountain skis are built to perform equally well on and off-piste, whereas freeride skis prioritize off-piste performance, featuring wider waist dimensions and superior float in powder.
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What are the advantages of renting freeride skis?
Renting allows you to ride recent, professionally maintained equipment suited to current snow conditions. You also benefit from expert advice to choose skis matched to your skill level and style.
