Ski with thinner waist of approximately 70 mm can keep the edge even on morning surface when the slope can be frozen in some places. The ski for groomed slope are the best choice for mainly morning skiing and sligtly softer snow. They are not so stable at higher speed in the softer afternoon snow.

Ski with slightly wider waist that provides good stability even in softer terrain. This type of ski is suitable for skiers that prefer whole day skiing.

The ski for beginners have softer construction, which make them easier to control and therefore help in improving technique. Additionally the skis do not have the tendency to “kick”, so you do not have to fear beginner’s mistakes.

The harder ski allow for faster and more aggressive ride for advanced skiers. They are still models that allow you to rest and spend the entire day on the slope. This category is suitable for ambitious and skilled beginners that want to further improve.

Models for experienced skiers that know what to expect from the skis. Harder wooden construction with possible carbon or titan reinforcement enable maximal energy use and transfer of force on the edge of the ski and thus hold even at very high speeds.

Ski with largest cut, therefore the most turning variant intended for short arch. The radius is usually between 11 – 13 metres and is mostly popular with advanced skiers. On the other hand due to their handling and manoeuvrability they can be used by recreational skiers. They are very popular and playful models.

Medium cut ski can be found with most skiers that want to spend the entire vacation or day on skis. They are models that do not require too much energy and if you want, they will even let you rest. These skis are great choice for beginner skiers.

Here we get serious! Ski intended mostly for advanced skiers and thanks to the smaller turning they open the door for very high speed. Therefore you should know your limit before selecting a model from this category. If you can handle them, you will not want a change!