If you love to downhill ski but shun lifts, the Black Diamond Aspect could be your quiver of one. Bucking the trend towards fatter and fatter, the Aspect does have plenty of girth to take on powder but is far friendlier in the skin track. And come spring,...
Only in the ski world can you get fat AND lose weight. Black Diamond's Drift is such a ski; fat for the down in deep snow, light weight for the skin back up. Light skis of the past often came with a warning that the loss in weight often meant a loss...
The Black Diamond Justice will change the way you ski forever. Designed to take next-level deep-snow performance to the farthest reaches of the backcountry, the redesigned Black Diamond Justice now features a lighter-weight design with out powder-specialty...
Star lite, star bright, this Starlet will make you shine bright when you ski the backcountry slopes. the lightweight Black Diamond Starlet is a women's-specific ski all about earning more turns, with less energy, than you ever thought possible. Its wide,...
The COOMBAck, like it's namesake, Doug Coombs, is all about untracked lines, going fast, in any snow. The COOMBAck features 102mm underfoot to keep you afloat in deep powder and a 14/12 progressive sidecut helps you stay in control. The COOMBAck also...
"A rave with reviewers, and called ""a legitimate quiver of one"", the K2 Sidestash packs burly performance in a surprisingly light package. With a longer rise for 2011/12, the All-Terrain shovel rocker provides even more floatation and predictability...
"What goes up, can have fun going down. And if your idea of ""up"" means skinning instead of lifts, the K2 Wayback could mean more fun on the way back down. A superlight wood core with an abundance of carbon fiber makes this adventure ski one of the...