SCOTT Superguide 95 Ski
We all know what a difference an aspect can make, especially on those days that can change from blower fluff to wind-scoured stuff in a few turns. If you want the one ski to rule them all SCOTT has upgraded and revamped their Superguide line and the finished product is a top-notch shredder for all conditions! An updated core construction for 2020/21 is made up of Paulownia and Beech wood combined with carbon and aramid reinforcements. This gives the Superguide 95 extra stability and noticeably more dampness without sacrificing weight...a major upgrade over previous Superguide skis...which forced us to team up with SCOTT. The changes have made a serious impact on how the ski performs, allowing it to hold an edge and plow through variable snow conditions far better than it’s predecessor. A subtle Pro-Tip rocker keeps the ski tip up on top of the snow without compromising performance. SCOTT's 3Dimension sidecut shape has three different radii that make the ski easy to steer in a variety of turn-shapes. The carbon/aramid fibers add torsional stability for a strong edge hold on and off the skin track. With the updates the Super Guide 95 is a lightweight ski that has the perfect amount of dampness, stability, and power to perform in any and all snow conditions!
- Pro-Tip rocker keeps those tips floating in deeper snow.
- 3Dimension sidecut adds stability and facilitates a precise edge hold.
- The full-length dual light-wood core produces a more consistent flex and feel.
- Carbon/aramid fibers add stability without adding weight.
- SCOTT Precut skins are the perfect fit for your new skis.
Specifications | |
Lengths (cm) | 162, 170, 178, 184 |
Weight |
1310g [162] 1370g [170] 1460g [178] 1520g [184] |
Weight (pair) | 2620g [162] 2740g [170] 2920g [178] 3040g [184] |
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126-93-111 [162] 128-94-113 [170] 130-95-115 [178] 132-96-117 [184] |
Turn |
19m [162] 20m [168] 21m [178] 22m [184] |
Skin |
SCOTT Hook Skin Fixation System, flat notched tail |
Specs Verified | 178 only |
Design | |
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Pro-Tip rocker, camber underfoot, flat tail |
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Round tip, 3Dimension touring sidecut, square tail |
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Sandwich sidewall semi-elliptic construction - carbon/aramid fibers |
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Paulownia and beech wood core |
Skimo Co Says | |
Usage | Touring, quiver of one |
Notes | 3Dimension touring sidecut helps to combine stability with maneuverability |
Bottom Line | Daily driver that is light and agile, but also powerful |
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Questions & Reviews
how do you compare these with the Blizzard Zero G 95? Are they stiffer? thank you!
For what it's worth, I normally spend a few weeks a year skiing in Chamonix and these are the perfect ski high mountain terrain where you need serious trust in your gear.
I paired with the Atomic Backland Pure bindings for a very tour-able setup. Great combination for uphill and downhill performance.
I have these same Superguide 95s in a 178 length. Salomon Pure binding.
Bought these for Euro trips for a mix of resort skiing and touring, thought since Covid haven't been back to France. Light setup for airline travel too, with one pair of skis.
These are great carving skis, more stable, and damp than my stiff, earlier Superguide 105s.
While I haven't skied mine in Eastern backcountry, glade powder (I have the 175 length SG 105s for that), for cruising the resort, untracked 4-5 inches of snow, they are great. Skin up with this setup at resort, for quick transitions. Just bang the heels to pins forward, rip skins, and you are ready to go. I ski these with my Maestrale RS boots. May try my Scarpa F-1s next.
My skis, with binding and leashes weigh 1825 gms/ ski.
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