The Vista is a nimble and stable backcountry and mountaineering ski for women. It has a tapered tip and a tail to make it easy to initiate and release out of turns. The integrated light rocker tip and tail help with float and prevent unwanted hookiness in variable terrain. This a reliable shape for steep skiing and just plain fun for playing in powder. If you’re looking for a lightweight do-it-all ski that will last many seasons, checkout the Movement Vista.
- Dual Plate Reinforcement in the binding area consists of titanal (metal) and fiber layers.
- VA-Tech is a vibration absorbing rubber insert that helps the Vista ski like a damp alpine board.
- Constructed with dual-axis carbon fiber around a lively poplar core for long-lasting fun.
- P-Tex 4000 bases are damage resistant while Tour edges are strong enough for oops-moments.
- ASA is an ABS (specialized plastic) shock-absorbing sidewall laid underfoot for stability.
| Specifications | |
| Lengths (cm) | 153, 161, 169 |
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Weight |
1160g [153] 1210g [161] 1240g [169] |
| Weight (pair) | 2320g [153] 2420g [161] 2480g [169] |
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118-84-107 [153] 119-84-108 [161] 119-84-108 [169] |
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Turn |
16m [153] 17m [161] 18m [169] |
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Skin |
Rounded tip, flat notched tail |
| Specs Verified | 161 & 169 only |
| Design | |
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Light rocker tip and tail |
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Tapered tip and tail, medium radius |
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Dual-axis carbon wrap with half-sidewall |
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Poplar |
| Skimo Co Says | |
| Usage | Backcountry skiing and mountaineering |
| Notes | Vibration-reducing rubber layer |
| Bottom Line | Versatile and easy-skiing yet powerful |
| Compare to other Women's Skis | |
