Elan’s new Primetime series features its unique Amphibio technology with a dedicated left and right ski. The Primetime 55+ is the widest model in the range with 74mm underfoot.  

The Dynastar M Pro 99 is a technical freeride ski aimed at expert skiers that spend most of their time off-piste but like a solid ride on the groomers for the way home too.

The Black Diamond Helio Carbon 95 is designed as an off-piste touring ski with the ability to carve on groomed slopes too. It would suit ski tourers looking for a versatile all mountain option.

The Faction Dancer 1 is the narrowest model in this all mountain collection aimed at advanced to expert skiers that want piste performance with the versatility to go off into more variable terrain.

The new Volkl Blaze 82 is an ideal entry level all mountain freeride ski designed for good intermediate skiers and upwards that want to enjoy all types of terrain.  

Scott skis are generally known for being freeride orientated, but the Pure Piste at 77mm under foot is the narrowest in the collection – but, they still offer some of that all mountain feel.

Scott Sports new Pure Free is designed as a versatile on and off piste ski that suits advanced and expert skiers. At 90mm underfoot it sits right in the middle of the brand’s width range.

How does the women-specific Salomon Stance 94 test against this season's pack?

'Crafted to charge' is the kind of slogan that demands a thorough testing, so we reviewed Salomon's Stance 96 on its own terms!

Salomon's Stance range is their big all-mountain story this season, and we put the Stance 90 to the test.

Salomon’s all mountain Stance range hits the mark for anyone looking for versatility across a variety of terrain. The 84 version is at the lower end of the width scale and suits intermediate to advanced skiers that stay mostly on piste.

We take the Salomon S/Max W No.8 out for a spin on the pistes to see how it performs. Read our review to find out.

Salomon’s new version of the QST 106, the Echo, is a specific freeride touring ski that takes all the good stuff from the standard QST set up, and makes it lighter.

The Salomon QST 98 sits right in the middle of this freeride, all mountain range that oozes versatility across the whole mountain, back and frontside.

Rossignol’s new Forza range is aimed at advanced and expert on-piste skiers looking to carve turns at all speeds. The 60 V-Ti sits in the upper middle of the range and offers a fantastic balance between accessibility and power.