Pomoca Free Pro Per CM
Fully customizable for just about any ski on the market, you can make your own fast as funk skins with Pomoca's Free Pro 2.0 plush that is available in a variety of widths. More into skinny skis? We have you literally covered. Monster powder skis? Any skis we can't cover are probably more of a snowboard type dimension. The Free Pro 2.0 plush is incredibly fast, light and packable. The choice of those on light and fast missions in the mountains these skins are hard to beat when taking into account all the features you would want from your skins. Treat your skis right, or more importantly treat yourself to a set of Pomoca's Free Pro 2.0 skins off the roll.
- Light, fast and packable for a complete package type of plush.
- Customize tip and tail attachments as you see fit to match your style and skis.
- 65/35 Mohair/Nylon mix gives you the best of both the speed and durability worlds.
- Available in 100mm, 123mm, and 140mm widths to cover almost all skis out there.
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2/3/2026
These work to resurface Nordic skis for backcountry touring?
2/3/2026
Stas, If you are talking about Nordic skis with the skin strips, then no.
The glue pulls off, not permanent like on those skis.
The glue pulls off, not permanent like on those skis.
2/26/2026
I have made a pair of skis that had patterned ptex into skin skis using 1/2 x 18 inch strips on either side of the center groove. I might have gone a little longer, like 20 inches, centered on the ball of the foot, or the wax pocket if you are using double camber skis. Being recessed into the base, I have only replaced the tip and tail adhesive with contact cement or Goop -like flexible adhesive. Works great!
lots of ways to remove ptex, but it is tedious, especially if you are trying to make a clean job.
lots of ways to remove ptex, but it is tedious, especially if you are trying to make a clean job.
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After years of skiing pomoco blues and yellows, I finally caved and got some pinks for my Skimo setup and I can't believe I didn't switch sooner. These things fold up so small in the pack and have performed exceptionally well in a wide variety of conditions. They resist glopping if you keep them well waxed in spring and the grip has never let me down. Having used them on several long flat lake crossings, the glide is great.
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12/9/2025
I want to make some skins for my daughter’s Blizzard Zero G 80 skis (106/80/92). She is new to Skimo and is going to be skiing with a rec team this winter with a few community races here in Montana. Would the Pomona Free Pro skins be a decent choice or do you have other suggestions. Thanks for your assistance!
12/9/2025
Heidi- The Free Pro would be a good choice for a skin. It is a touring skin so it will have a longer plush and more grip with reduced glide. Another option similar to that would be a Ski Trab Mohair in an 85mm width. Or if you want to get a faster "race"skin the Ski Trab WC race skin in a 85mm width would be a nice fast material to build a skin with. The narrower widht on both of those will help add to the glide of the skin vs getting a tail width skin material to trim for edge to edge contact.
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The lightest most packable skin I know. The glue is very consistent to which is one less thing to worry about in transition. The plush does get scraped somewhat easily, but I haven't had any tears in the backing yet. Toss on a Contour shark tail paired with tip notch bungee and these make any ski lighter uphill instantly. For real weight weenies, you can pair the Ski Trab tips with a short trimmed race tail.
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12/10 skin. I've put through wringer on east coast hard pack and recently ran them into the ground over ice/crust/corn/grass/rock on the Haute Route.
Glue is bomber and damn - they pack so small and light. Even with a ton of time on really wet skin tracks the skins didn't get very wet and dried super fast given how lightweight they are.
If there was to be a downside it would be that given their light packability, they wear in a little bit on the edges if you're crushing icy, sidehill skin tracks.
As per usual, the Pomoca tip and tail clips are also bomber and user friendly - I continue to use.
Glue is bomber and damn - they pack so small and light. Even with a ton of time on really wet skin tracks the skins didn't get very wet and dried super fast given how lightweight they are.
If there was to be a downside it would be that given their light packability, they wear in a little bit on the edges if you're crushing icy, sidehill skin tracks.
As per usual, the Pomoca tip and tail clips are also bomber and user friendly - I continue to use.
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2/26/2022
Hello ! me for atomic 78 ul 163 cm how to specify and what length for both bar for skimo ! And what mounts should I buy?
2/26/2022
Hi Pavel,
If you are interested in custom building your own skins, there are endless options. However, I will give you two. If you would like a tip rip skin with full coverage and a tail attachment, I would go with the Pomoca Top Fix Race Tips, and the Tailhook Set that can be found under our Contour Skin Parts listing. For skin length, I would order 163cm x2 (326cm).
If you would like a more skimo oriented skin, I would ditch the tail attachment, use the Pomoca Top Fix Race tips, and end the skin about 10-15cm short of the tail. For skin length, I would again start with 163cm x2 (326cm) just to give you some fibbing room. You can always remove skin, but you can never add more...
Feel free to reach out to help@skimo.co with any further questions!
If you are interested in custom building your own skins, there are endless options. However, I will give you two. If you would like a tip rip skin with full coverage and a tail attachment, I would go with the Pomoca Top Fix Race Tips, and the Tailhook Set that can be found under our Contour Skin Parts listing. For skin length, I would order 163cm x2 (326cm).
If you would like a more skimo oriented skin, I would ditch the tail attachment, use the Pomoca Top Fix Race tips, and end the skin about 10-15cm short of the tail. For skin length, I would again start with 163cm x2 (326cm) just to give you some fibbing room. You can always remove skin, but you can never add more...
Feel free to reach out to help@skimo.co with any further questions!
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These are really great all around skins. I have beat the shit out of mine skinning around over logs and rocks and everything else when when there really isn’t enough snow to be out skiing, taken them out on death crusted ice skin tracks in the spring, and everything in between. No, they don’t glide quite as fast as the Pomomoca race pro, but they glide well, grip well, and have a lot more durability. In addition, they pack down small, the glue holds up well over long days, and I can still rip them like race skins on my powder skis.
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10/31/2021
Can this be permenantly glued to a ski?
Thinking cutting out the center of the gliding surface and add this if possible to glue
Thinking cutting out the center of the gliding surface and add this if possible to glue
10/31/2021
Hi Fredrik,
Out of the box, the glue on this skin material will not hold up to the rigors of permanent attachment. However, if you strip the original glue down to the backing, you may be able to arrange a DIY solution using a different adhesive. If you have more questions, feel free to reach out to us at help@skimo.co!
Out of the box, the glue on this skin material will not hold up to the rigors of permanent attachment. However, if you strip the original glue down to the backing, you may be able to arrange a DIY solution using a different adhesive. If you have more questions, feel free to reach out to us at help@skimo.co!
2/26/2026
I did this, used race pro 2.0 skins. just replaced the original adhesive at the front and rear edge of the skin piece with some contact cement / Goop. I've had no problems with the skin coming off. I guess that the skin edge being recessed below the level of the ski base keeps snow from getting in at the edges.
I experimented with putting skin ahead and behind the boot, vs underfoot hoping for improved glide, but did not think it helped, but did give up some traction for uphill when you press down more on the ski. The Race Pro 2.0 has worn underfoot more than ahead of the boot area , will be trying some Free pro soon. but it is actually doable to just cut and replace the worn area with a new piece. I used arrow shaped ends . I urge you to make a template to make cutting the base and the replacement skin. The most tedious part of this project was removing the Ptex. I tried a lot of things but final best technique seemed to be gradual scoring the base with an exacto type blade to reach the fiberglass layer, then gentle hammer and chisel to lift the ptex. may need further scraping or sanding to get of any remaining ptex.
I experimented with putting skin ahead and behind the boot, vs underfoot hoping for improved glide, but did not think it helped, but did give up some traction for uphill when you press down more on the ski. The Race Pro 2.0 has worn underfoot more than ahead of the boot area , will be trying some Free pro soon. but it is actually doable to just cut and replace the worn area with a new piece. I used arrow shaped ends . I urge you to make a template to make cutting the base and the replacement skin. The most tedious part of this project was removing the Ptex. I tried a lot of things but final best technique seemed to be gradual scoring the base with an exacto type blade to reach the fiberglass layer, then gentle hammer and chisel to lift the ptex. may need further scraping or sanding to get of any remaining ptex.
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3/31/2021
When will this be back in stock? My off the roll Ski Trab skins lost all of the hairs underfoot this weekend and I'm looking to replace them to keep adventuring this spring. If it won't be for a while, do you have any other recommendations for a 78 underfoot ski?
3/31/2021
Hey Eddie, unfortunately we will not be getting the Free Pro 2.0 back in stock until the fall. We do sell Ski Trab Mohair Skins per cm if you're looking for a direct replacement. If you're looking for a mixed skin that has a bit more grip we also currently have the Kohla freeride Skin per cm.
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I'm addicted to these skins.
This season I've been regularly using 3 pairs of pomoca free pro 2.0 skins, and for me, they are some of the best all around climbing skins I have used. In the past I have used a lot of G3, Black Diamond, Contour, and Colltex skins in a variety of nylon/mix/pure mohair.
The highlights of these skins compared to the rest:
1. Lightweight backing (by far the lightest skins I have used)
2. Durable - 40 days of use and so far no issues with the glue, plush, or backing.
3. Goldilocks glue - it's "just right". No gooey/gloopy like other glues, but more tacky/sticky than the alternative tech that contour uses. Glue to glue pulls apart easily, sticks to the ski well, and seem to hold up over time.
4. Glide - Excellent. As good as my mohair colltex skins.
5. Grip - Pretty darn good. All you need for sane skin tracks.
6. Water repellant - These skins do not soak up water like others, so they stay lighter and are less prone to icing.
This season I've been regularly using 3 pairs of pomoca free pro 2.0 skins, and for me, they are some of the best all around climbing skins I have used. In the past I have used a lot of G3, Black Diamond, Contour, and Colltex skins in a variety of nylon/mix/pure mohair.
The highlights of these skins compared to the rest:
1. Lightweight backing (by far the lightest skins I have used)
2. Durable - 40 days of use and so far no issues with the glue, plush, or backing.
3. Goldilocks glue - it's "just right". No gooey/gloopy like other glues, but more tacky/sticky than the alternative tech that contour uses. Glue to glue pulls apart easily, sticks to the ski well, and seem to hold up over time.
4. Glide - Excellent. As good as my mohair colltex skins.
5. Grip - Pretty darn good. All you need for sane skin tracks.
6. Water repellant - These skins do not soak up water like others, so they stay lighter and are less prone to icing.
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2/18/2021
Hey there,
I'm about to put in an order for a couple of skis worth, but thought I would check-in RE tip and tail attachments.
I've got a few sets of the G3 tips (the twin metal 'hooks') that I think are the ducks nuts for secure tip attachment. Have you guys got any experience with sewing them into the skins? Or, is there a right/wrong glue to use?
Cheers,
Tom
I'm about to put in an order for a couple of skis worth, but thought I would check-in RE tip and tail attachments.
I've got a few sets of the G3 tips (the twin metal 'hooks') that I think are the ducks nuts for secure tip attachment. Have you guys got any experience with sewing them into the skins? Or, is there a right/wrong glue to use?
Cheers,
Tom
2/19/2021
Thanks for your question, Tom! When we build skins, we typically use hammer rivets to attach the tip and tail hardware. You can also sew these pieces on, however, the skin glue can gum up sewing machines, so doing it by hand would be the better option. We haven't tried using glue to adhere the tip and tail hardware but we would recommend either sewing or using rivets. Please let us know if you have any more questions!
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I have a season and a half on Free Pro 2.0’s and I’m pretty much going to seek them out for any climbing skin needs in the future. They are way lighter than my previous BD mohair mix, and also pack down much smaller. The glue is much easier to unstick from itself when folded than BD, a welcome feature. However, I do feel that I need to iron the glue back down flat and dry more often, and I’ve had some glue residue remain on my ski bases this season after putting perhaps 40-50 days on the skins. They are certainly not as tough as BD, I have given them small cuts on the edges here and there. Best skins ever if you can handle these tradeoffs.
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1/29/2021
When will the 123mm be in stock?
1/30/2021
Hey Steve,
I'll go ahead and set you up with an email notification for when we get it back in stock. Thanks!
I'll go ahead and set you up with an email notification for when we get it back in stock. Thanks!
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I have put these skins through the wringer and they haven’t let me down. Surprisingly durable, great mix of glide and grip. Glue is top notch. Would purchase again
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1/22/2021
Gfsdave
(used product regularly)
I am a east coast front country/side country resort lapper and these are phenomenal for this use. I had these custom cut for 78 underfoot with rip tips/no tail clips coming from race kit straight skins on my other kit for comparison. Nearly as fast, super light and loads of grip for my use. Classic, perfect in my use Pomoca glue with a bit more grip than race pro grip on super firm icy up tracks and easy ski-on transitions at the top. What’s not to love?
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1/5/2021
are you getting more of the 100mm in stock?
1/5/2021
Hi Kristine, we are! Likely early next week.
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10/24/2020
Are you going to get 140mm in free pro 2.0?
10/24/2020
Hi Wallace,
We have a roll of 140mm Free Pro 2.0 on order. I do not have a concrete date when we will have that in stock at this time. If you would like a notification for when we get that in stock, email us at help@skimo.co.
We have a roll of 140mm Free Pro 2.0 on order. I do not have a concrete date when we will have that in stock at this time. If you would like a notification for when we get that in stock, email us at help@skimo.co.
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