SkiKitInfo brings you industry-leading, unbiased, independent info on the ski kit for winter 21/22, including skis, boots, bindings, clothing and accessories.
The M-Line is Dynastar’s Mountain sport range of skis, for skiers looking to spend as much time as possible away from the groomed runs. It covers ski touring, ski mountaineering, freeride charging, a bit of all-mountain and backcountry freestyle. The M-Pro’s are the directional freeride weapons, while the M-Free models Read more…
Lange has a new range of ski touring boots for winter 21/22, and SkiKitInfo’s been thoroughly testing the XT3 Tour Pro to give you and in-depth test and review. Here’s the full video, so you can see just what we think of this new tour offering from Lange. Content created Read more…
Dynastar S-Line is the Speed range of skis for men, including Speed race, Speed piste and Speed 4X4 all-mountain models. Dynastar has changed the naming for many of their skis for the 21/22 season. They’ve incorporated their men’s 4X4 all-mountain range and the Speedzone piste skis into their Speed line-up, Read more…
The Völkl Deacon 74 is an incredible performance piste ski, but the Völkl Deacon 75 is a relatively new addition to the family. We wanted to see if this far cheaper brother could cut-it against its pricier sibling. Deacon 75 / 75 Black & Deacon 74 / 74 Black The Völkl Deacon Read more…
Grip Walk boot soles and binding systems have been around since 2016, but, as of June 2021, have only now been officially standardised by the International Organization of Standardization (ISO). How does this change your kit choice and what does it mean for you? In short, not a lot. It Read more…
Elan, the often innovative Slovenian ski company, has launched a folding all-mountain ski, called the Elan Voyager. This isn’t the first folding ski Elan’s developed, but it’s the first model for mainstream skiing. We haven’t tested this ski yet, but we have tested the previous version of this design from Read more…