All kinds of power are under your feet with this ski, as well as intelligent technology, and huge expertise gained in the Alpine Skiing World Cup. Designed for medium to sweeping long turns, this racing machine offers the best way to set the stage to rip perfect lines on your runs. With its Flex Torsion Control Technology, you always have perfect control when initiating turns, and you can benefit from excellent nimbleness when transitioning between turns. At the same time, its Carbon Steering Control Technology ensures stability and smooth runs – even at high speeds.

When you want the same kind of performance that World Cup athletes experience, you need a ski like the Laser GS from Stockli. Although this ski doesn’t adhere to FIS regulations, it essentially uses the same construction as Stockli’s World Cup models and provides top notch carving performance and precision. It all starts with a wood core that’s sandwiched between two sheets of titanal metal with full vertical sidewalls. Stockli’s attention to detail in their construction is impressive and features a more refined application of fiberglass to reduce weight as well as their super-cool inclusion of rubber dust. It’s hard to communicate how Stockli skis feel on paper, but something about them is just a little different thanks to their handmade construction and craftsmanship. This ski featured an 18.2 m turn radius in the 180 cm length. No, that’s not a true GS sidecut, but for a consumer ski, that’s basically what we’re looking for to mimic GS performance. None of us need to be bending a 27 m GS ski, and well, if you want to, you can go buy a FIS ski. These consumer GS skis, on the other hand, are more user-friendly while still providing plenty of power, edge grip, and responsiveness.