All Mountain Skis

New to the market in the spring of 2022, Peak Skis is bringing innovation to the slopes

These forgiving skis won’t punish you for imperfect form or technique.

The expanse of the West Coast means unique microclimates at resorts. Know before you go to choose the right ski for the conditions.

With Season Eqpt, Pollard returns to the basics with skis that focus on broad-application versatility.

The short answer is yes. The long answer is a little more nuanced.

Racing legend Daron Rahlves and PSIA Pro Michael Rogan weigh the pros and cons of skis with girth.

Skiing in the Rockies isn’t all blue skies and powder days—a quiver of skis will suit the different snow conditions you’ll encounter throughout the season.

This in-depth look at our ski testing criteria will help you decipher ski reviews.

These all-mountain skis have a little more underfoot, more rocker, and more fun in powder

Ideal skis for resorts where the snow is softer more often than not, the all-mountain wide skis also cater skiers who prefer float over finesse.

Don't bother checking the snow report—these skis always deliver, no matter the conditions

These skis are designed from their cores out to deliver the perfect balance of edge control and playfulness

Introducing this year's crop of SKI Test category winners. Chances are, they'll be at the top of your list, too.

We've already tested these 2023 models, and they're worth getting excited about.

Montana-based Peak Ski Company introduces a new line of direct-to-consumer products featuring newly-developed technology.

The Black Crows Mirus Cor didn't score top marks at our gear test, but here’s why I still recommend it.

Völkl made some construction tweaks to the beloved Kendo 88 and Kenja 88, and they make all the difference.

Introducing the Enforcer and Santa Ana Unlimited—skis that like to play in the backcountry as much as the resort.

If you're going to spend several days at the same resort, chances are you're going to want to explore more than just the frontside groomers.

If affordable planks that don't sacrifice performance are on your wishlist this season, these skis are just the ticket.

Save some cash without sacrificing performance with these affordable yet highly competent skis.

Looking for an all-mountain ski that can also slice up the frontside? Try these on for size.

SKI's Best in Test and Gear of the Year men's ski is even better than ever.

The best new gear of the year.

The custom ski brand is branching out with ready-to-ship ski options for 2020.