Men's touring sets
Give yourself a treat and get your own touring skis thanks to our selection of our touring ski package for men
Forget about renting and enjoy our men ski packages. All you have to do is pick your touring skis, then select a binding you like and we ship everything fitted together, adapted to your needs. All you have to do is open the box, stick the skins on them and start climbing the mountain. Ready for it?
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£1,000.91
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£727.91
The Black Crows Camox Freebird is a versatile touring ski offering lightness for the climbs, efficiency in various conditions and lots of nimbleness.
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Recommended price
£1,046.41
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£762.03
The Black Crows Navis Freebird is a touring ski featuring a lightweight construction while begin wide enough and efficient to ski at full speed during off-piste descents.
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Recommended price
£787.15
-37%
£491.31
The K2 Wayback 88 is a versatile men's touring ski, light enough to make nice ascents without difficulty while offering good skiability in various conditions.
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Recommended price
£955.41
-27%
£691.51
The Rise Beyond 96 is a touring and freetouring ski from Volkl, with a lightweight construction, yet with real abilities in varied snow conditions and powder.
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Recommended price
£937.21
-30%
£655.11
The Dynastar M-vertical 88 light touring ski is designed for quick ascents by minimising weight while retaining a good handling in the descents.
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Recommended price
£755.21
-34%
£495.86
The Rossignol Escaper 87 Open ski touring is perfect for discovering touring with a very versatile model that is as accessible as it is light, so you can have fun in the mountains.
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Recommended price
£818.91
-33%
£545.91
The M-Grand Mont Open from Dynastar is an all-round touring ski for skiers looking to reach mountain tops and have fun on the way down.
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Recommended price
£682.41
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£477.66
The Dynastar M-Vertical 82 Open versatile touring ski is ideal as a first touring ski. Lightweight and stable, you will quickly feel comfortable if you are used to alpine skiing.
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Recommended price
£1,000.91
-27%
£727.91
The Zag Ubac 95 is a versatile, lightweight and efficient touring ski, developed with the Chamonix guides to perform both in the ascents and descents on any snow type.
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Recommended price
£1,264.81
-26%
£927.20
The Corvus Freebird from Black Crows is a powerful freetouring ski offering lots of stability, capable to carve on hardpack while being a great option to trace lines in pow.
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Recommended price
£955.41
-44%
£527.71
The Hustle 10 is a freetouring ski from Blizzard offering good floatability and great manoeuvrability while remaining light for the ascents.
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Recommended price
£800.71
-27%
£577.76
The Salomon Mtn 86 Pro is a versatile, lightweight, and stable touring ski, designed for mountain adventurers, offering optimal float, enhanced manoeuvrability, and eco-friendly construction.
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Recommended price
£955.41
-27%
£693.78
The Zag Ubac 89 is a versatile, lightweight and efficient touring ski, designed to offer good skiability in various snow conditions, thanks to its lightweight paulownia wood core construction, reinforced by fiberglass and carbon.
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Recommended price
£864.41
-37%
£536.81
By preventing snow build-up on the stick, Snophobic technology on the K2 Wayback 96 allows this all-round touring ski to remain lightweight in all conditions.
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Recommended price
£773.41
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£557.28
The Atomic Backland 85 touring ski is lightweight, versatile and offers excellent skiability. Ideal for intermediate and experienced skiers.
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Recommended price
£1,000.91
-29%
£709.71
The Backland 85 UL from Atomic is a versatile touring ski. It will surprise you with its lightness, which will help you climb for hours.
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Recommended price
£955.41
-27%
£693.78
The Blacklight 80 Ski Dawn Red Carbon Black is a lightweight Dynafit touring ski for skiers who enjoy long, dynamic and vertical sessions, yet retains a good skiability.
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Recommended price
£1,000.91
-27%
£727.91
The Dynafit Blacklight 88 is a versatile, lightweight performance touring ski. It combines the lightness required for the ascents with the skiability expected for the descents.
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Recommended price
£864.41
-34%
£564.11
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Recommended price
£1,037.31
-29%
£732.46
The Dynastar M-Tour 99 F-Team touring ski allows to explore every corner of the mountains by benefiting from a dynamic, stable and lightweight model.
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Recommended price
£891.71
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£646.01
Scott’s Superguide 95 grips on the hardpack snow you may encounter when ski touring, while offering good skiability in softer backcountry snow.
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Buyer’s guide for a men ski package
How to choose your touring ski set? Even if the main goal is to climb to the peak in the middle of nowhere and enjoy an amazing descent on powder snow, the choice of your skis and bindings is extremely important. Depending on it, your ascents will be more or less difficult and the performance on the downhill can be very different. The first thing to do is make sure you know what you expect from a touring ski and how you tour. If you only do a few tours in the season, you won’t get the same skis as if you were touring every single day.
There are several types of use, they will determine what type of ski you need.
Light touring skis to explore the entire mountain
There are the tourers looking for high versatility. They want light skis to be able to climb but they also want to be able to ski down powder and groomers easily. If this is you, better pick a ski with a waist width between 75mm and 100mm, a rockered tip for added floatation and manoeuverability and a flat tail enhancing control on hard snow. In terms of bindings, models with plates like the Diamir Scout will do the job and will let you climb without too much trouble while ensuring good performance on the downhill. Of course, you can also go for low tec bindings which are lighter and will make your ascents easier.
Touring skis for freeride-oriented riders:
The other current trend in the world of touring is to make approaches with freeride skis, mid-fat or fat, in order to reach now spots. In this case, the most important thing is to have a sturdy ski that can handle high speed and steep couloirs with ease. This means you’re not looking for ultimate lightweight but for power. Ascents are more difficult cause your skis are heavier, but they are not as long, the main goal is to have fun on the downhill.