’24/’25 Kids Ski Guide - Backcountry

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How do I choose a backcountry ski binding?

Also consider your weight, style and ability. Make sure your overall setup is compatible: Make sure your boots, bindings and skis will work together. An REI sales associate at a store near you can help you figure out what you need. (Read more about How to Choose Backcountry Ski Bindings and How to Choose Backcountry Ski Boots.) ...

Can you use a ski for backcountry touring?

Technically, you can use most any ski for backcountry touring as long as you have boots and bindings that allow you to lift your heels to walk ("skin") uphill (with the help of climbing skins) and then to lock them back into the bindings for the descent. ...

What should I consider when buying a backcountry setup?

When buying your backcountry (also called alpine touring, or "AT") setup, think of your complete system: skis, bindings and boots. Finding skis may be the easiest of the three because there are so many options available depending on where and how you ski and personal style and preferences. ...

How do I choose the best skis to take into the backcountry?

Finding the best skis to take into the backcountry is a balancing act. You want a lightweight setup for efficient uphill travel. But you want to maintain the driving performance of downhill skis once it's time to rip off those climbing skins and enjoy your hard-earned turns. ...

What makes backcountry skiing unique?

Here’s a sneak peek: There’s an aesthetic to backcountry skiing. Creative uptracks. Clean lines. Blank canvasses. That haggard tree silhouetted against the rising sun. The cold air as it burns in your nostrils. The sparkle of diamond dust and the silence of snow-cloaked mountains. The weightlessness of a perfect powder turn. ...

Do backcountry skis have camber?

Most backcountry skis will have a certain amount of camber underfoot with rocker in the tip or and/or tail. Camber generally gives you better edge control on hard snow, while rocker in the tip and/or tail will provide better flotation in deep powder because that part of your ski is not contacting the snow. ...