"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve skied these on everything from groomers to soft snow days, and the Stance Pro 96 never missed a beat. They’re stable at speed, easy to pivot in tight terrain, and the double Titanal construction gives them that extra bite when I need it. It’s the one-ski quiver that doesn’t feel like a compromise.""Who It’s ForAdvanced All-Mountain Skiers Seeking One-Ski Versatility:The Stance Pro 96 is for riders who want a stable, responsive ski that can charge groomers, explore trees, and handle variable snow without hesitation. Ideal for strong intermediate to expert skiers who value edge hold, stability, and all-conditions adaptability. What It’s ForAll-Mountain Exploration from Corduroy to Stashes:With a 96mm waist and rocker/camber profile, this ski thrives on frontside carving, soft-snow stashes, and variable terrain. The Titanal reinforcement provides confidence at speed, while the lively Karuba/Poplar core makes it nimble enough for tight trees and mixed snow. Why We Like ItStability, Playfulness, and Sustainability Together:We like the Stance Pro 96 because it combines powerful edge grip with all-mountain versatility. The Twin Frame 2 design and double Titanal laminates deliver precision and confidence, while the recycled base reduces impact without sacrificing performance. It’s a ski that charges hard but still feels lively and fun."
Price: $999.95 from Backcountry
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