Weston Skyline
Weston
Weston is a small company with a grand reputation. Since 2012, they’ve produced fantastic backcountry products that improve year after year. The Skyline is the most recent addition to their lineup of skis, and while it might be a new offering, it can already compete with the best of them. Our testers found the Skyline responsive and stable but impressively light for an easy trek uphill. It’s more freeride-oriented than many touring skis, so this could be your savior if you see yourself seeking out cliffs and more prominent lines in the backcountry. The rockered tip keeps you floating on deeper days, and the 3.5-mm camber ensures edge hold when needed. “A nice balance of lightweight and stiff, the Skyline won’t disappoint. Best suited for cranking big lines mid-winter and harvesting corn in the Spring,” wrote stoked tester Shane Fuhrman. The Skylineis an excellent tool for those looking to push it on the resort and head into the backcountry.
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Weston is a small company with a grand reputation. Since 2012, they’ve produced fantastic backcountry products that improve year after year. The Skyline is the most recent addition to their lineup of skis, and while it might be a new offering, it can already compete with the best of them. Our testers found the Skyline responsive and stable but impressively light for an easy trek uphill. It’s more freeride-oriented than many touring skis, so this could be your savior if you see yourself seeking out cliffs and more prominent lines in the backcountry. The rockered tip keeps you floating on deeper days, and the 3.5-mm camber ensures edge hold when needed. “A nice balance of lightweight and stiff, the Skyline won’t disappoint. Best suited for cranking big lines mid-winter and harvesting corn in the Spring,” wrote stoked tester Shane Fuhrman. The Skylineis an excellent tool for those looking to push it on the resort and head into the backcountry.