If you subscribe to the mindset of, “precut skins or bust,” and currently find yourself in possession of select SCOTT skis, then you’re in luck. Matching the perfect curvaceousness of your SCOTT skis, these 65% mohair 35% nylon skins find the right combination of grip, glide, durability, weight, and stickiness. The Fiber Seal waterproof material won’t help you get your daily dose of fiber, but will help keep the snow from balling up on your skins (which is just the worst) and protect your glue from the effects of the most universal solvent (water). In addition to providing waterproofing, the Fiber Seal adds some “structure” to the skin, making it easier to manipulate while putting the skin on your ski. The Smart Glue makes sure the skin reliably adheres to your bases while remaining easy to peel off and peel apart for frustration-free transitions. The tip attachment matches up with the tip of your SCOTT ski, and the easy-to-use elastic tail clip snaps on snappily. The perfect companion to your SCOTT skis on your next adventure is the matching SCOTT Skins.
65% mohair 35% nylon for the right combination of grip, glide, and durability.
Fiber Seal makes the skin 100% waterproof, keeping the adhesive good to go.
Laser-cut for crisp, clean edges so you can skin 40° snow-ice with confidence (after practice).
Smart Hot-Melt Adhesion keeps the skins on the ski while remaining easy to rip.
Superguide skins use the SCOTT Hook System with elastic straps for the tail connection.
Speedguide skins use a SCOTT Race Clip, a bungee tip-rip with no tail clips.
PFC-free to respect or otherwise demonstrate the love of nature.
Questions & Reviews
4/21/2021
Question from
Chase
Will the Superguide 95 skins work on the Speedguide 95s? The tip geometry on my Speedguides seem to be a little funky and doesn't play well with the BD skins I'm currently using.
Thanks for your question, Chase. The tip of the precut Superguide skin uses a hook system while the Speedguide ski relies on a tip rip. Also, the two skis are offered in different sizes and as such will have a different side cut. Because of these differences, the Superguide 95 precut skins wouldn't be the best option. If you would like to utilize your tip notch, building a skin using off the roll material may be the best solution. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
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2/28/2021
Question from
John Ramsey
Do you have skins for the Scott Superguide 95W 168cm?
We do not have any of those skins in stock, nor have we carried them before. My apologies! Check out some of our trim to fit skins for some more customizable options!
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2/15/2021
Question from
Alex
I've used these skins a couple of times and I guess they do the job as any other I've used over the years. Withe the exception of cold temperatures... When it gets really cold the adhesive seems to stop working and they fall right off. What's your experience - if you have any? Also, do you know who is the manufacturer. Based on the tail clip design I would guess Kohla...
Hi Alex, not sure which version you have, but starting this season these skins are using the Kohla smart glue. It works great in "Wasatch cold" weather, noting you should keep snow off the glue which can cause temporary failure (requiring a jacket rewarm).
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1/22/2021
Question from
J.J. Peterson
Do you guys have the Scott ski skins multi fit with the hook (not the band) that will fit a Scrapper 95 160?
Hey Cody, yes the tip attachment is the same for the scrapper as it is for the superguide models, the difference will be in the tail, as the superguides have a flat tail and the scrapper has a twin tip rocker profile.
