No Lift Ticket needed!! Much more than a Touring Ski
Pros: positrack base allows you to climb low angles without skins
Cons: positrack base on hard packed descents
Pros: positrack base allows you to climb low angles without skins
Cons: positrack base on hard packed descents

Pros: Well constructed
Cons: Not sure yet

Pros: Float well ,Steel edges turn and grip well
Cons: Needs a bit of help climbing
“ What an amazing ski! I had my eye on this ski for touring at first but quickly found that it was great in most of my back-country stashes. At 123/95/120 the BC 125 has plenty of float and used with a beefier boot was perfect for down mountain skiing. It was quick and snappy from edge to edge as well. It will be perfect for long rolling approaches to the steeps when...” --Skidmarks
“ Found these on gear trade for $55.00 ! They were a shop display that were unused and had a hole drilled in them. I think these are roughly the same size as the Discoveries. I also found NNN BC bindings for $20 so I figured whynot? Bought them to have as a back up for heavy snowfall days . They seem very well constructed and have that very durable scuff resistant topsheet. I can't wait...” --beungood
“ Ive bought a set of these after renting them several times at Windblown Cross Country center in New Hampshire. I wanted a pair of my own skis that would be good off track but still have the ability to fit in tracks and could handle icy conditions and not wash out. My pair were the yellow version, but I found a Green version for 4139.00 on Sierra trading and steep and cheap. I had alot of fun...” --beungood
The Wootest was conceived last year in a very special way via internet forum chatter. Essentially Praxis was approached with an idea, heavily supported by backcountry skiers, who wanted a ski that stayed light for man-powered ascents yet slayed powder on the way down. It was decided that our popular Protest model had the right design but that a slimmer version would be ideal for what those...
2012 was a great year for our slightly redesigned Backcountry. It was easily our highest seller and most positively reviewed ski. The Backcountry model has been under continuous refinement since its first creation many years ago. Constantly pushing to improve weight, stiffness, and dampness features. From the beginning, however, the shape stood out as an obvious winner and has seen very...
Introducing the Yeti! This model is another exciting backcountry offering from Praxis. Essentially, take our bestselling Backcountry model, put it on a diet, and keep it stiff with an extra dose of carbon fiber. Add a slight oscillation to the sidecut for better grip, and you have a ski that can aggressively slay those remote backcountry lines you’ve always dreamed about! The Yeti will...
The new Atomic Ultimate is the ultimate ski mountaineering powerhouse. Ski Mountaineering World Champion Kilian Jornet tailored this ski to his personal preferences – and took it to the overall World Cup victory. The innovative Lite wood core of the Ultimate makes it especially lightweight: at just 700 g per ski, it is one of the lightest there is. A carbon insert also maximizes...
The Atomic Descender is the lightweight touring ski which really comes into its own on the ascent. Which is thanks to its Timber Lite core: the combination of wood and ultra-light Densolite makes any ascent a breeze. A warp-resistant tip, 74 mm waist width and All Mountain Rocker ensure total control at all times even on hardpack as well as reliable performance on the downhill. On hard terrain...
The Atomic Free Dream: its low weight combined with moderate waist width make this the ideal touring ski for any terrain. The Free Dream owes its versatility to a combination of durable Tour Cap and lightweight Timber Lite core. The Tour Cap construction provides high stability, while the innovative core of wood and ultra-lightweight Densolite minimizes the weight of the ski and makes...
The new Atomic Aspect is the well-rounded touring performer for up and downhill in the backcountry. Its moderate 85 mm waist width, combined with the lightweight wood core, makes this ski especially versatile: it is a combination which makes the Aspect easy to maneuver both up and downhill and helps the skier to save energy. New for 2012/13 is the Ti Mega Grip – a robust,...