SCOTT Superguide 95 Skis + Tyrolia Binding

SCOTT Superguide 95 Touring Skis

Description

The SCOTT Superguide 95 is a powerful yet lightweight touring ski designed for stronger tourers and freeskiers who want confidence on the descent without sacrificing efficiency on the ascent. Sitting in the sweet spot of the Superguide range, the 95mm waist delivers excellent versatility across a wide range of snow conditions, from firm and technical terrain to softer, deeper snow.

At the heart of the Superguide 95 is a Dual Wood Core made from lightweight paulownia combined with stronger beech stringers, providing an ideal balance of low weight, stability, and strength. Reinforced with carbon and aramid fibres, the ski offers impressive torsional rigidity, exceptional edge hold, and reliable grip on steep or icy slopes. The 3Dimension Touring Sidecut ensures smooth turn initiation and predictable handling, while the Pro-Tip Rocker 320 improves flotation, control, and agility when conditions become softer or more challenging.

This is a ski built for confident skiers who are happy to accept a little extra weight in exchange for superior downhill performance. Stable, precise, and energetic, the Superguide 95 rewards strong technique and allows you to ski aggressively with total confidence, even in demanding terrain.

Key Features

• Versatile touring ski with strong downhill performance

• 95mm waist for balance between flotation and control

• Dual Wood Core: lightweight paulownia with beech stringers

• Carbon and aramid fibre reinforcement for torsional stiffness

• Sandwich Tour construction for strength and precision

• 3Dimension Touring Sidecut for easy turn initiation and stability

• Pro-Tip Rocker 320 for improved flotation and versatility

• Excellent edge grip on hard snow and steep terrain

Ideal For

• Strong and experienced ski tourers

• Freeskiers seeking a touring-capable ski with alpine performance

• Mixed terrain and variable snow conditions

• Skiers who prioritise downhill confidence and control

Sizing Advice

• Recommended length: nose to forehead height

• Choose longer lengths for increased flotation and off-piste focus

• Choose shorter lengths for a lighter overall setup and easier ascents