Touring Ski
Model: T-25
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Lightweight and efficient, our Touring Ski is designed for backcountry adventures. The flax biocomposite construction keeps weight down while maintaining performance on the descent. Perfect for skiers who prioritize uphill efficiency without compromising downhill capability.
Best For:
- ✓ Backcountry touring
- ✓ Uphill efficiency
- ✓ Long-distance tours
- ✓ Advanced to expert skiers
Mounting Compatibility
Compatible with all standard alpine bindings (DIN 3-15) and touring bindings. Recommended mounting point: -3 cm from center. Compatible with Look, Marker, Salomon, and Tyrolia bindings.
Specifications and Technical Details
Sidecut
Medium (radius 20 m): versatility in various snow conditions
Camber
Light rocker: efficient climbing with controlled descents
Tip Float
Progressive: great homogeneity in turns, facilitates efficient climbing
Sustainability
Flax Fiber Construction
Our skis use natural flax biocomposite fibers instead of carbon, reducing manufacturing emissions by up to 40% while maintaining high-performance standards.
Lower Carbon Footprint
By replacing carbon fiber with flax biocomposites, we create a more sustainable product lifecycle without compromising on performance.
Made in Switzerland
All Peak2002 skis are manufactured locally in Switzerland, reducing transportation emissions and supporting local craftsmanship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Peak2002 skis use flax biocomposite fibers instead of carbon fiber, providing excellent damping properties and significantly reducing environmental impact while maintaining high-performance standards.
The Touring Ski (T-25) is designed for advanced to expert skiers who enjoy backcountry touring and long-distance adventures.
The T-25 weighs approximately 1450g per ski, making it significantly lighter than traditional touring skis while maintaining excellent downhill performance thanks to the flax fiber construction.
All Peak2002 skis are compatible with standard alpine bindings (DIN 3-15) and touring bindings from major manufacturers including Look, Marker, Salomon, and Tyrolia.