All Mountain Twin Tip Skis
All mountain twin tip skis are great for various types of snow and terrain. Atomic Alibi all-mountain skis have an innovative rocker-camber-rocker profile and a titanium backbone, making them a smooth ride in any terrain. They also have an impressive 130mm waist and 98mm width.
Nordica Enforcer 94
The Enforcer 94 all-mountain twin tip skiing machine is the evolution of the Enforcer series, which has become a best-seller in the industry. The newest version of this legendary ski reimagines the design and construction of the original Enforcer, with a lightweight construction that maximizes efficiency when touring without sacrificing performance on descents. In addition, this ski features an early rise tip rocker, traditional camber underfoot, and a wide waist for extra stability.
The 94mm waist width of the Enforcer is ideal for light snow conditions and provides ample floatation on the softest snow. Its innovative True Tip Technology has lightened the front end by removing ABS plastic and extending the wood core, resulting in a more clickable ski in soft snow. In addition, this ski has the right balance of tip and tail rocker to keep the ski from becoming grabby when initiating and releasing turns.
The Enforcer 94 all-mountain twin tip is an excellent all-mountain ski for intermediate to advanced skiers. It also offers sound power transmission, torsional stability, and edge grip. Despite its lightweight construction, it is a powerful AMW ski designed for severe carving.
Liberty’s Origin 96
The Liberty Origin 96 all-mountain twin tip ski is a well-rounded all-mountain twin tip ski for intermediate and advanced skiers. It’s very responsive and is ready to roll in any condition. Its bamboo-based SpeedCore Carbon core keeps it light and responsive while delivering outstanding stiffness. The ski also features a Stealth Rocker profile, which delivers easy turn initiation and edge grip no matter the conditions.
The Liberty Origin 96 is a versatile ski used on groomers and powder. It’s great for those who spend a lot of time on piste the. It’s also backed by a 3-year warranty, which means it should keep you charging on the mountain for years to come.
The Origin 96 is built with a bamboo and carbon fiber core and features a low rocker profile with a turned-up tail. While it’s not a pretty accurate twin-tip, the Origin 96 is still great for playing and doing freestyle tricks. Our testers liked the versatility and playfulness of this ski.
QC
If you’re looking for a ski to take on all terrains, the QST all-mountain twin-tip skis are an excellent choice. These skis are lightweight, durable, and easy to maneuver and turn. As a result, they are ideal for all-mountain use and can handle natural terrain and powder.
These skis feature an X-Alps binding system, which is ideal for backcountry skiing. They can also be mounted forward for resort skiing, so they’re versatile for various terrains. Because of their versatility, most skiers will choose these skis. There are several mounting points ranging from 100 to 230mm.
If you’re looking for a ski that can make turns easy in trees and bumps, the QST 98 is an excellent choice. This ski has a slightly slower turn initiation than the QST 99, requiring less speed to bend into a tight turn.
Armada
Armada is one of the biggest names in the skiing gear industry. Their ARV 84 Freestyle Twin Tip Skis are an excellent choice for intermediate skiers. They feature a combination of camber and AR Freestyle rocker that provides extra grip and stability. These skis also have ash and poplar construction, which provides flexibility and durability.
Designed with the performance skier in mind, the Armada ARV 96 features a wood core and 2.5 mm impact edge. These skis have a medium turning radius and are symmetrical from the front to the back. In addition, the rocker profiles at the tip and tail are similar, giving them good flex.
Armada was one of the first companies to produce twin-tip skis and remains an industry leader today. The ARV 96 is an excellent choice for all-mountain Freestyle and has an AR Freestyle rocker system that focuses on more tip rocker than the tail. It is also symmetrical, with an eight-mm difference between tip and tail measurements. The 96 also has two recommended mounting points, one for Freestyle and one for the factory.