JOSTEDALEN

Our lightweight touring ski for the days when you need to be prepared for every condition. Lightweight and nimble, perfectly balanced to enjoy those long days in the mountain. A long low rocker provides float in soft snow, while a 90 mm waist and 18 meter sidecut grip and control on crust and varying conditions.

The skis are tested and developed both with mountainguides that need a tool for a long days in the mountain, and playful freeriders that need a fun ski for longer trips. We got a thumbs up from both!

Key features:
Easily manuvrable touring ski
Both for the rookie and the pro
91 mm waist (173 cm)
1380 g per ski (173 cm)

kr 6.499,- (-35%) kr 9999,-

Length 163 is sold out this season.

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Technical specifications:

163 cm
TIP: 119 MM / WAIST: 90 MM / TAIL: 110 MM
RADIUS: 17,5 M
WEIGHT: 1290 G
173 cm
TIP: 122 MM / WAIST: 91 MM / TAIL: 112 MM
RADIUS: 18,5 M
WEIGHT: 1380 G
183 cm
TIP: 126 MM / WAIST: 94 MM / TAIL: 117 MM
RADIUS: 19 M
WEIGHT: 1480 G

Touring tip

With a thinner and lighter wood core than our traditions skis its designed for long days touring. The shape of the tip will also help reduce drag when skinning up.

Camber underfoot

A traditional cambered design gives you stability and versatility on any condition. On hardpack a camber design is unmatched.

Touring tail

Designed to suit all skins, with a customizable large ABS plastic tail. There is a small kick in the tail to reduce drag from you skin-clip while touring.

Poplar & paulownia + carbon

A poplar and paulownia core in a carbon chassis. By reducing the amount of wood and substituting it with carbon you get a lightweight ski, obtaining the woodcore properties.

Scratch free top sheet

Our scratch free top sheet is developed to endure the abuse your skis go through. Its pattern is design to not collect snow while touring, reducing the weight on each foot.

 

Okulen base - touring

The ski has a durable Okulen 7150 base. On our touring skis the base is ground for all conditions, but will excel on wet snow, typically found during spring skiing.

Sandwich construction

A sandwich construction delivers uncompromised power transmission and exceptional torsional stiffness in a durable long lasting package.

 

Graphics by Stine Lilloe-Olsen

Along the border of the biggest glacier in Norway the remote Jostedalen Valley winds deep into the mountains. When the Black Death ravaged the land, many of the families in Sogn moved far into this valley to hide from the plague. Despite closing of the entire valley from the rest of the world, there was only one sole survivor, a young girl. Covered in feathers and shy like a wild animal, she was called the “Jostedalen Grouse”. You can see her on the graphics of the ski.

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FAQs

What is the difference between Jostedalen and Jostedalen Carbon?

It is the same ski, but for the 18/19 season it was named "Jostedalen Carbon" and for the 19/20 season it's named "Jostedalen". We removed "carbon" to simplify our lineup naming.

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MOUNTING DIRECTIONS

The mounting directions for our skis are marked on the ski with the line stating "mounting point"

The location of the mounting is our recomendation for normal skiing. Please refer to our mounting guide for additional details.

Do you have an old model without the mounting point line? Please read the mouting guide.

MOUNTING GUIDE

REVIEWS

What other skiers have to say about this ski!