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While Volkl's Gotama received a blizzard of accolades when it established (almost single-handedly) the twin-tip backcountry revolution, Volkl didn't mire today's Gotama in the tradition of old-school conformity. Nearly every season the Gotama receives refinements and innovations, which makes sense when you consider that most backcountry freeskiers are hardcore innovators. This season Gotama has new dimensions wider in the tip and waist, but slightly narrower in the tail, which allows you to transition from turn to turn with less effort. What this means is that you can still ski switch in backcountry powder, but you'll now enjoy easier turn initiation on the resort hardpack and groomed slopes--and that makes it a big mountain twin that you can ski every day this season. It features a Sensorwood core consisting of vertically laminated poplar and beech wood with a new Tough Box enhancement that wrap layers of fiberglass strands around the durable Power Construction and wood core. Carbon stringers further enhance the flex and feel of this rugged design without bogging you down with a bunch of excess ounces. This year's Gotama also features Volkl's Elongated Low-Profile (ELP) rocker design, which is a complicated way of saying that the reverse camber shape is easier to turn than the Gotamas of seasons past (and we loved them all). The idea is that ELP rockers bend to float in deep snow but still have the edging potential to keep you turning as you approach the packed-down stuff around the base of the chairlifts. Volkl specifically adjusted the ELP on the Gotama, so it offers distinctive handling that makes the ski unique compared to other Volkl freeride skis--even when those skis have similar shapes. If you're looking for a backcountry powder twin but you can't afford a quiver of skis for other snow conditions, this year's Gotama will have you smiling all the way down the mountain.

If a ski could be a turbo-charged all-wheel drive luxury ride, no other ski could personify these characteristics better than Volkl's Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch with iPT Sped Ride 12.0 TS Diagonal binding. Beside having the longest product name of the season, the Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch offers near-overkill refinements with Volkl's new Power Switch Technology. Volkl Power Switches allow you to fine-tune your ski performance to your own personal energy level. If you want to cruise, turn the Power Switch to the cruise setting and the titanium rods inside the ski will maintain a loose flex that flows along with the terrain. When you're ready to rip, crank the Power Switch to the Dynamic or Power settings and the internal rods inside the Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch ski will compress tightly against internal springs, creating a rigid and energetic performance platform for carving. In a way, the Power Switch gives you a quiver of three on one perfect all-terrain platform, but the 75-mm. width is ideal for carving on groomed and hardpack snow. Like previous Tigershark incarnations, this year's TigerShark 11-Foot Power Switch is a highly responsive expert ski for guys who want a powerful, GS-quality platform without all the FIS restrictions. It features a lightweight titanium construction for added rigidity without excess ounces. There's also a tip-to-tail Sensorwood core and wood sidewalls for flex. Unlike some ski manufacturers who contract core work to third party companies, Volkl produces their own wood core to optimize quality and consistency in design with CNC precision. The TigerShark 11-Foot also features Volkl's Extended Double Grip technology, a double-height construction above the ski edge that enhances skier support and grip through varying high-speed turn arcs. This season Volkl paired their Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch with Marker's high-end iPT Speed Ride 12.0 TS D binding. This integrated ski/binding combination offers a wider interface a

How do a lot of traditional ski manufacturers design women's skis? They reduce the size of their men's skis, remove some of the heavier core materials, slide the binding positions forward and throw in a pair of heel lifts. Really. That's why Volkl built their new female-specific Estrella with Attiva 3Motion 10.0 bindings completely from the ground up with all the features women need to ski where they want and as long as they want. If you prefer black diamond (or even double-diamond) runs but you usually buy guy's performance skis for the high-end flex, speed and durability, the Volkl Estrella delivers on all counts through their new Bio-Logic approach specifically for women. Bio-Logic addresses stance, ski geometry and ski flex in true female-specific terms. Because women's heel lifts in the bindings can result in extra strain for your quadriceps leg muscles, Volkl's Bio-Logic stance is far more neutral with elevated toe areas along the front of the binding, so your quads and hamstrings share a better balance of the turn load, and this potentially helps protect your knees. The Bio-Logic ski geometry offers a narrower tail for women so you finish your turns with less effort and easily transition into the next turn. To balance the modifications to the stance and ski shape, Volkl applied new approaches to ski flex so the Estrella has more rigidity in the tip with a softer feel as you progress to the tail. Because the Estrella is designed for aggressive advanced skiers and experts, you enjoy a lively feel through the optimized Volkl Dual Wood Core Light materials and carving-oriented Power Grip construction. So stop wasting your money on unwieldy and expensive boy's toys. This one is paired with the Marker 3Motion binding that uses a segmented binding interface for an improved uniform flex beneath your ski boot. The Estrella takes you everywhere you like to ski with breathtaking carving performance and a shape that has just enough float for the crud and untracked just o

How do a lot of traditional ski manufacturers design women's skis? They reduce the size of their men's skis, remove some of the heavier core materials, slide the binding positions forward and throw in a pair of heel lifts. Really. That's why Volkl built their new female-specific Estrella with Attiva 3Motion 10.0 bindings completely from the ground up with all the features women need to ski where they want and as long as they want. If you prefer black diamond (or even double-diamond) runs but you usually buy guy's performance skis for the high-end flex, speed and durability, the Volkl Estrella delivers on all counts through their new Bio-Logic approach specifically for women. Bio-Logic addresses stance, ski geometry and ski flex in true female-specific terms. Because women's heel lifts in the bindings can result in extra strain for your quadriceps leg muscles, Volkl's Bio-Logic stance is far more neutral with elevated toe areas along the front of the binding, so your quads and hamstrings share a better balance of the turn load, and this potentially helps protect your knees. The Bio-Logic ski geometry offers a narrower tail for women so you finish your turns with less effort and easily transition into the next turn. To balance the modifications to the stance and ski shape, Volkl applied new approaches to ski flex so the Estrella has more rigidity in the tip with a softer feel as you progress to the tail. Because the Estrella is designed for aggressive advanced skiers and experts, you enjoy a lively feel through the optimized Volkl Dual Wood Core Light materials and carving-oriented Power Grip construction. So stop wasting your money on unwieldy and expensive boy's toys. This one is paired with the Marker 3Motion binding that uses a segmented binding interface for an improved uniform flex beneath your ski boot. The Estrella takes you everywhere you like to ski with breathtaking carving performance and a shape that has just enough float for the crud and untracked just o

If a ski could be a turbo-charged all-wheel drive luxury ride, no other ski could personify these characteristics better than Volkl's Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch with iPT Sped Ride 12.0 TS Diagonal binding. Beside having the longest product name of the season, the Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch offers near-overkill refinements with Volkl's new Power Switch Technology. Volkl Power Switches allow you to fine-tune your ski performance to your own personal energy level. If you want to cruise, turn the Power Switch to the cruise setting and the titanium rods inside the ski will maintain a loose flex that flows along with the terrain. When you're ready to rip, crank the Power Switch to the Dynamic or Power settings and the internal rods inside the Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch ski will compress tightly against internal springs, creating a rigid and energetic performance platform for carving. In a way, the Power Switch gives you a quiver of three on one perfect all-terrain platform, but the 75-mm. width is ideal for carving on groomed and hardpack snow. Like previous Tigershark incarnations, this year's TigerShark 11-Foot Power Switch is a highly responsive expert ski for guys who want a powerful, GS-quality platform without all the FIS restrictions. It features a lightweight titanium construction for added rigidity without excess ounces. There's also a tip-to-tail Sensorwood core and wood sidewalls for flex. Unlike some ski manufacturers who contract core work to third party companies, Volkl produces their own wood core to optimize quality and consistency in design with CNC precision. The TigerShark 11-Foot also features Volkl's Extended Double Grip technology, a double-height construction above the ski edge that enhances skier support and grip through varying high-speed turn arcs. This season Volkl paired their Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch with Marker's high-end iPT Speed Ride 12.0 TS D binding. This integrated ski/binding combination offers a wider interface a

If a ski could be a turbo-charged all-wheel drive luxury ride, no other ski could personify these characteristics better than Volkl's Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch with iPT Sped Ride 12.0 TS Diagonal binding. Beside having the longest product name of the season, the Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch offers near-overkill refinements with Volkl's new Power Switch Technology. Volkl Power Switches allow you to fine-tune your ski performance to your own personal energy level. If you want to cruise, turn the Power Switch to the cruise setting and the titanium rods inside the ski will maintain a loose flex that flows along with the terrain. When you're ready to rip, crank the Power Switch to the Dynamic or Power settings and the internal rods inside the Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch ski will compress tightly against internal springs, creating a rigid and energetic performance platform for carving. In a way, the Power Switch gives you a quiver of three on one perfect all-terrain platform, but the 75-mm. width is ideal for carving on groomed and hardpack snow. Like previous Tigershark incarnations, this year's TigerShark 11-Foot Power Switch is a highly responsive expert ski for guys who want a powerful, GS-quality platform without all the FIS restrictions. It features a lightweight titanium construction for added rigidity without excess ounces. There's also a tip-to-tail Sensorwood core and wood sidewalls for flex. Unlike some ski manufacturers who contract core work to third party companies, Volkl produces their own wood core to optimize quality and consistency in design with CNC precision. The TigerShark 11-Foot also features Volkl's Extended Double Grip technology, a double-height construction above the ski edge that enhances skier support and grip through varying high-speed turn arcs. This season Volkl paired their Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch with Marker's high-end iPT Speed Ride 12.0 TS D binding. This integrated ski/binding combination offers a wider interface a

While Volkl's Gotama received a blizzard of accolades when it established (almost single-handedly) the twin-tip backcountry revolution, Volkl didn't mire today's Gotama in the tradition of old-school conformity. Nearly every season the Gotama receives refinements and innovations, which makes sense when you consider that most backcountry freeskiers are hardcore innovators. This season Gotama has new dimensions wider in the tip and waist, but slightly narrower in the tail, which allows you to transition from turn to turn with less effort. What this means is that you can still ski switch in backcountry powder, but you'll now enjoy easier turn initiation on the resort hardpack and groomed slopes--and that makes it a big mountain twin that you can ski every day this season. It features a Sensorwood core consisting of vertically laminated poplar and beech wood with a new Tough Box enhancement that wrap layers of fiberglass strands around the durable Power Construction and wood core. Carbon stringers further enhance the flex and feel of this rugged design without bogging you down with a bunch of excess ounces. This year's Gotama also features Volkl's Elongated Low-Profile (ELP) rocker design, which is a complicated way of saying that the reverse camber shape is easier to turn than the Gotamas of seasons past (and we loved them all). The idea is that ELP rockers bend to float in deep snow but still have the edging potential to keep you turning as you approach the packed-down stuff around the base of the chairlifts. Volkl specifically adjusted the ELP on the Gotama, so it offers distinctive handling that makes the ski unique compared to other Volkl freeride skis--even when those skis have similar shapes. If you're looking for a backcountry powder twin but you can't afford a quiver of skis for other snow conditions, this year's Gotama will have you smiling all the way down the mountain.

While Volkl's Gotama received a blizzard of accolades when it established (almost single-handedly) the twin-tip backcountry revolution, Volkl didn't mire today's Gotama in the tradition of old-school conformity. Nearly every season the Gotama receives refinements and innovations, which makes sense when you consider that most backcountry freeskiers are hardcore innovators. This season Gotama has new dimensions wider in the tip and waist, but slightly narrower in the tail, which allows you to transition from turn to turn with less effort. What this means is that you can still ski switch in backcountry powder, but you'll now enjoy easier turn initiation on the resort hardpack and groomed slopes--and that makes it a big mountain twin that you can ski every day this season. It features a Sensorwood core consisting of vertically laminated poplar and beech wood with a new Tough Box enhancement that wrap layers of fiberglass strands around the durable Power Construction and wood core. Carbon stringers further enhance the flex and feel of this rugged design without bogging you down with a bunch of excess ounces. This year's Gotama also features Volkl's Elongated Low-Profile (ELP) rocker design, which is a complicated way of saying that the reverse camber shape is easier to turn than the Gotamas of seasons past (and we loved them all). The idea is that ELP rockers bend to float in deep snow but still have the edging potential to keep you turning as you approach the packed-down stuff around the base of the chairlifts. Volkl specifically adjusted the ELP on the Gotama, so it offers distinctive handling that makes the ski unique compared to other Volkl freeride skis--even when those skis have similar shapes. If you're looking for a backcountry powder twin but you can't afford a quiver of skis for other snow conditions, this year's Gotama will have you smiling all the way down the mountain.

How do a lot of traditional ski manufacturers design women's skis? They reduce the size of their men's skis, remove some of the heavier core materials, slide the binding positions forward and throw in a pair of heel lifts. Really. That's why Volkl built their new female-specific Estrella with Attiva 3Motion 10.0 bindings completely from the ground up with all the features women need to ski where they want and as long as they want. If you prefer black diamond (or even double-diamond) runs but you usually buy guy's performance skis for the high-end flex, speed and durability, the Volkl Estrella delivers on all counts through their new Bio-Logic approach specifically for women. Bio-Logic addresses stance, ski geometry and ski flex in true female-specific terms. Because women's heel lifts in the bindings can result in extra strain for your quadriceps leg muscles, Volkl's Bio-Logic stance is far more neutral with elevated toe areas along the front of the binding, so your quads and hamstrings share a better balance of the turn load, and this potentially helps protect your knees. The Bio-Logic ski geometry offers a narrower tail for women so you finish your turns with less effort and easily transition into the next turn. To balance the modifications to the stance and ski shape, Volkl applied new approaches to ski flex so the Estrella has more rigidity in the tip with a softer feel as you progress to the tail. Because the Estrella is designed for aggressive advanced skiers and experts, you enjoy a lively feel through the optimized Volkl Dual Wood Core Light materials and carving-oriented Power Grip construction. So stop wasting your money on unwieldy and expensive boy's toys. This one is paired with the Marker 3Motion binding that uses a segmented binding interface for an improved uniform flex beneath your ski boot. The Estrella takes you everywhere you like to ski with breathtaking carving performance and a shape that has just enough float for the crud and untracked just o

If a ski could be a turbo-charged all-wheel drive luxury ride, no other ski could personify these characteristics better than Volkl's Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch with iPT Sped Ride 12.0 TS Diagonal binding. Beside having the longest product name of the season, the Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch offers near-overkill refinements with Volkl's new Power Switch Technology. Volkl Power Switches allow you to fine-tune your ski performance to your own personal energy level. If you want to cruise, turn the Power Switch to the cruise setting and the titanium rods inside the ski will maintain a loose flex that flows along with the terrain. When you're ready to rip, crank the Power Switch to the Dynamic or Power settings and the internal rods inside the Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch ski will compress tightly against internal springs, creating a rigid and energetic performance platform for carving. In a way, the Power Switch gives you a quiver of three on one perfect all-terrain platform, but the 75-mm. width is ideal for carving on groomed and hardpack snow. Like previous Tigershark incarnations, this year's TigerShark 11-Foot Power Switch is a highly responsive expert ski for guys who want a powerful, GS-quality platform without all the FIS restrictions. It features a lightweight titanium construction for added rigidity without excess ounces. There's also a tip-to-tail Sensorwood core and wood sidewalls for flex. Unlike some ski manufacturers who contract core work to third party companies, Volkl produces their own wood core to optimize quality and consistency in design with CNC precision. The TigerShark 11-Foot also features Volkl's Extended Double Grip technology, a double-height construction above the ski edge that enhances skier support and grip through varying high-speed turn arcs. This season Volkl paired their Tigershark 11-Foot Power Switch with Marker's high-end iPT Speed Ride 12.0 TS D binding. This integrated ski/binding combination offers a wider interface a

How do a lot of traditional ski manufacturers design women's skis? They reduce the size of their men's skis, remove some of the heavier core materials, slide the binding positions forward and throw in a pair of heel lifts. Really. That's why Volkl built their new female-specific Estrella with Attiva 3Motion 10.0 bindings completely from the ground up with all the features women need to ski where they want and as long as they want. If you prefer black diamond (or even double-diamond) runs but you usually buy guy's performance skis for the high-end flex, speed and durability, the Volkl Estrella delivers on all counts through their new Bio-Logic approach specifically for women. Bio-Logic addresses stance, ski geometry and ski flex in true female-specific terms. Because women's heel lifts in the bindings can result in extra strain for your quadriceps leg muscles, Volkl's Bio-Logic stance is far more neutral with elevated toe areas along the front of the binding, so your quads and hamstrings share a better balance of the turn load, and this potentially helps protect your knees. The Bio-Logic ski geometry offers a narrower tail for women so you finish your turns with less effort and easily transition into the next turn. To balance the modifications to the stance and ski shape, Volkl applied new approaches to ski flex so the Estrella has more rigidity in the tip with a softer feel as you progress to the tail. Because the Estrella is designed for aggressive advanced skiers and experts, you enjoy a lively feel through the optimized Volkl Dual Wood Core Light materials and carving-oriented Power Grip construction. So stop wasting your money on unwieldy and expensive boy's toys. This one is paired with the Marker 3Motion binding that uses a segmented binding interface for an improved uniform flex beneath your ski boot. The Estrella takes you everywhere you like to ski with breathtaking carving performance and a shape that has just enough float for the crud and untracked just o

Volkl DNX1 Performance Racquet with Power Arm: By combining the revolutionary construction of the Power Arm with the unmatched strength of the new DNX material, the Volkl DNX1 offers not only explosive power, but excellent stability especially on off-center hits. These combined features prepare the DNX1 with Power Arm to take your game to the next level. DNX is an entirely new material class whose properties represent the fourth dimension of carbon. DNX has strength characteristics that have never been reached before, a true break-through in material development, now exclusively available in the new DNX Racquet Series. With DNX the frame is 25 times stronger, which equates to less energy & less twisting. DNX dramatically increases ball speed and torsional stability for pin point accuracy with maximum power. DNX Wings at 3 & 9 o clock provides increased Torsional Resistance for improved ball control especially on off-center shots DNX Collar in the cap above the grip strengthen s shaft region to resist twisting and excess bending for more power With its unique Power Arm technology, the Volkl DNX1 is the ideal racquet for players who are searching for the ultimate in a lightweight, powerful frame. Other features/specific ations: Head Size: 115 sq. in./742 sq. cm Length: 27.8 in./70.61 cm Weight (strung): 9.40 oz./267 g Balance Point: 14.11 in/35.85 cm/1.68 pts Head Heavy Swingweight: 306 kg/sq cm Stiffness: 71 RDC Beam width: 27-29 mm USRSA Power Index 2698 String pattern: 16 Mains /17 Crosses Recommended Tension: 48-58 lbs DNX grip This new frame construction incorporated in conjunction with the DNX material efficiently transfers the power generated from any swing NTRP: Based upon the USTA's self-rating system, we feel that this racquet best suits players with a 2.

This is a brand new Volkl Stencil Kit. Do It Sports is an Authorized Dealer of Vo racquets, bags and accessories. Product Description:Show your true love for the Volkl brand by stenciling your string with the Volkl logo. Comes with a stencil logo and one bottle of black ink. About Us Do It Sports is an Authorized Dealer of brand-name sports equipment and apparel. That means all our NEW equipment carry warranties from time of purchase until expiration issued by the manufacturers. Warranty period

***PRICE REDUCED ***SHIPPING VIA FEDEX INCLUDING INSURANCE IS FREE !!USE PAYPAL, OR CALL US AND PAY OVER THE PHONE !!!We are an authorized Volkl dealer.All new skis come with full factory warranty. FREE Poles and google included valued at $150 !!New Volkl Bridge, 177 cm, with Tyrolia Mojo 15 bindings. We have this ski available in other sizes. Click here to find your size in our Ebay store. The Volkl Bridge returns for an encore in 2008-09 with a new, fresh look. Other bindings are available as

Aside from a few cosmetic changes, this season's Volkl Men's Mantra Flat Freeskiing Skis is the same breathtaking, expert-oriented powder-performer as last year. If you can't afford a private snow cat or helicopter, then finding your personal powder stashes usually requires a few ski lifts and traverses over crud, groomed and hardpack snow. The Mantra is one of the few wide all-mountain designs that get you there with few compromises. It features a versatile sidecut that's easier to turn on packed snow than those unforgiving, powder-only skis. Last season Volkl refined the waist dimensions for better turning on wind-shaped hardpack without messing up the float potential. If you're skeptical about the results, check out some of the accolades from Mantra owners on various ski forums. Like other wide-waist Volkl skis, the Mantra ski has a tip-to-tail Sensorwood core and wood sidewalls for flex. Volkl balanced this agile core profile with their Power Construction design to keep you completely in control wherever you need to go. Until you buy the personal helicopter for weekend trips, the Mantra will get you to your secret places, even if you have to traverse a few well-traveled ski runs. By the way--this version doesn't include bindings. If you're looking for ideas, Volkl pairs their skis with Marker bindings.

Aside from a few cosmetic changes, this season's Volkl Men's Mantra Flat Freeskiing Skis is the same breathtaking, expert-oriented powder-performer as last year. If you can't afford a private snow cat or helicopter, then finding your personal powder stashes usually requires a few ski lifts and traverses over crud, groomed and hardpack snow. The Mantra is one of the few wide all-mountain designs that get you there with few compromises. It features a versatile sidecut that's easier to turn on packed snow than those unforgiving, powder-only skis. Last season Volkl refined the waist dimensions for better turning on wind-shaped hardpack without messing up the float potential. If you're skeptical about the results, check out some of the accolades from Mantra owners on various ski forums. Like other wide-waist Volkl skis, the Mantra ski has a tip-to-tail Sensorwood core and wood sidewalls for flex. Volkl balanced this agile core profile with their Power Construction design to keep you completely in control wherever you need to go. Until you buy the personal helicopter for weekend trips, the Mantra will get you to your secret places, even if you have to traverse a few well-traveled ski runs. By the way--this version doesn't include bindings. If you're looking for ideas, Volkl pairs their skis with Marker bindings.

Volkl Tiger Shark jacket mixes modern design with classic looks Outerwear includes articulated sleeves and Velcro adjustable cuffs Jacket features detachable hood Features Sensortex 4x4 fabric Inner Lycra cuffs Partial satin lining Waterproof zippers Laser-cut and bonded details Micro-fiber inner collar and chin guard Taped seams Printed satin lining Internal goggle pocket Detachable or attached powder skirt with gripper elastic Personal music-compatible pocket Custom venting system Credit card pocket Adjustable waist cord Fleece-lined handwarmer pockets Nano technology 4x4 stretch lining 60/40g comfort pad insulation 80/60 g CPI 20.000 mm waterproof, 20.000 g breathable Available in black color option Click here to view our men's sizing guide Available in Large size 100-percent polyester Machine washable Model number Volkl_159000_BLKL G

Contrary to what other ski shops insist, the Volkl Women's Kiku isn't merely a "Girl's Gotama" ski. It's lighter, easier to turn and excellent for intermediate to expert women who ski powder and crud in the backcountry or along the fringes of big resort areas. This lightweight twin-tip has a female-specific wood core that's an agile balance of Sensorwood made from vertically laminated poplar and beech wood and integrated with strips of balsa. The result is a big weight savings over something like the Gotama--at least 20% depending on the Kiku length that you need. This season Volkl modified the Kiku sidecuts in all length (these are new lengths, too) for enhanced turn control in deep snow and varied terrain conditions. At the ends of the Kiku you'll also find a lower and shorter tip profile than the Gotama, which slightly reduces the overall swing weight and makes the Kiku easier to turn (both on and above the snow). Volkl moved the binding mounts on the Kiku closer to the ski tip than other unisex designs, so the effortless turn initiation feels almost instinctive. If you like powder and broken crud, but you don't want to be locked into a wide ski that's difficult to turn in deep snow, the Kiku offers excellent floatation and control.

You don't need to play it safe while wearing the Volkl Urban jacket through the slopes or on the street Men's jacket features three-layer X-Stretch V15 fabric Ski and snowboard clothing is 15.000 mm waterproof and 15.000 g breathable Fully-taped seams Mesh lining Detachable hood Logo printed waterproof zippers Click here to view our men's sizing guide 100-percent polyester Machine wash, do not tumble dry Model number Volkl_159021_OWHT

You don't need to play it safe while wearing the Volkl Urban jacket through the slopes or on the street Men's jacket features three-layer X-Stretch V15 fabric Ski and snowboard clothing is 15.000 mm waterproof and 15.000 g breathable Fully-taped seams Mesh lining Detachable hood Logo printed waterproof zippers Click here to view our men's sizing guide 100-percent polyester Machine wash, do not tumble dry Model number Volkl_159021_OWHT

If the alpine backcountry is your play space, these Volkl Men's Wall Skis are your freeride skis. Freeride or freeskiing skis are specifically crafted for backcountry terrain and maneuver more easily in untracked snow than traditional skis created for groomed runs. These freeride skis feature center widths that are wider than most recreational skis, so you experience more floatation in heavy terrain. The ski tips are moderately elevated for improved maneuverability in broken and pristine conditions. The Volkl Men's Wall Skis also features vibration- dampening components to reduce the jolts frequently encountered while skiing on icy conditions at substantial velocities.

A few ski manufacturers still think toy-like skis are child's play, but Volkl knows that kids' skis are serious business, and that's why the Volkl Gotama Jr. is one of the best youth-oriented soft-snow skis you'll find on the mountain this season. Instead of just selling a wide-sized ski in kid-sized dimensions, Volkl did the math and figured out that while wider skis are ideal for soft snow, smaller riders might lack the leg strength required for making turns in ungroomed backcountry powder. That's why they designed the Volkl Gotama Jr. with an innovative ELP rocker shape specifically for kids. As the Gotama Jr. sinks into powder the ELP rocker shape helps channel the snow, so there is less hassle with pushing snow around and complete emphasis on making controlled turns--when and where your child wants to turn on the mountain. Volkl refined the wide shape for great floatation and just enough of a cut for good control on groomed, park and pipe terrain. It's made with a lively Sensorwood core for great flex and features Volkl's Power construction for improved control in a lightweight, easy-turning profile. The Gotama Jr. is best suited for intermediate to expert kid skiers and it's an ideal choice for kids who tend to spend more time on untracked and varied mountain terrain, especially during those times in the ski season when the snow accumulates in deep powder stashes.

Contrary to what other ski shops insist, the Volkl Women's Kiku isn't merely a "Girl's Gotama" ski. It's lighter, easier to turn and excellent for intermediate to expert women who ski powder and crud in the backcountry or along the fringes of big resort areas. This lightweight twin-tip has a female-specific wood core that's an agile balance of Sensorwood made from vertically laminated poplar and beech wood and integrated with strips of balsa. The result is a big weight savings over something like the Gotama--at least 20% depending on the Kiku length that you need. This season Volkl modified the Kiku sidecuts in all length (these are new lengths, too) for enhanced turn control in deep snow and varied terrain conditions. At the ends of the Kiku you'll also find a lower and shorter tip profile than the Gotama, which slightly reduces the overall swing weight and makes the Kiku easier to turn (both on and above the snow). Volkl moved the binding mounts on the Kiku closer to the ski tip than other unisex designs, so the effortless turn initiation feels almost instinctive. If you like powder and broken crud, but you don't want to be locked into a wide ski that's difficult to turn in deep snow, the Kiku offers excellent floatation and control.

You don't need to play it safe while wearing the Volkl Urban jacket through the slopes or on the street Men's jacket features three-layer X-Stretch V15 fabric Ski and snowboard clothing is 15.000 mm waterproof and 15.000 g breathable Fully-taped seams Mesh lining Detachable hood Logo printed waterproof zippers Click here to view our men's sizing guide 100-percent polyester Machine wash, do not tumble dry Model number Volkl_159021_OWHT

Soft-shell jacket mixes moisture management with high function for maximum efficiency Outerwear includes articulated sleeves and Velcro adjustable cuffs Jacket features detachable hood Credit card pocket Internal front flap 20.000mm waterproof, 20.000g breathable Available in lime color option Click here to view our men's sizing guide 100-percent polyester Machine washable Model number Volkl159060_Lime

If the alpine backcountry is your play space, these Volkl Men's Wall Skis are your freeride skis. Freeride or freeskiing skis are specifically crafted for backcountry terrain and maneuver more easily in untracked snow than traditional skis created for groomed runs. These freeride skis feature center widths that are wider than most recreational skis, so you experience more floatation in heavy terrain. The ski tips are moderately elevated for improved maneuverability in broken and pristine conditions. The Volkl Men's Wall Skis also features vibration- dampening components to reduce the jolts frequently encountered while skiing on icy conditions at substantial velocities.

If the untouched backcountry is your playground, these Volkl Men's Ledge Skis are must-have freeride skis. Freeride or freeskiing skis are specifically created for backcountry terrain and perform more better in untouched snow than ordinary skis created for groomed terrain. These freeride skis feature waist widths that are more generous than most downhill skis, so you enjoy enhanced floatation in deep terrain. The ski tips are specifically raised for enhanced turn control in broken and untracked snow. The Volkl Men's Ledge Skis also has vibration- dampening elements to reduce the vibrations often encountered while skiing on ice at elevated speeds.

Even if you're not a pro skier, you can have the comfort of professional ski pants Men's Volkl Team Pro pants are perfect for skiing and snowboarding Wear stylish men's sport clothing on the street or on the slopes Stylish yet comfortable pants feature 3-layer X-Stretch V15 fabric Fabric is 15,000 mm waterproof and 15,000 g breathable Partial function mesh/tricot brushed lining Contrast zips Personal music-compatible pocket Available in small size only Click here to view our men's sizing guide 100-percent polyester Machine washable Model number Volkl159041RED

Contrary to what other ski shops insist, the Volkl Women's Kiku isn't merely a "Girl's Gotama" ski. It's lighter, easier to turn and excellent for intermediate to expert women who ski powder and crud in the backcountry or along the fringes of big resort areas. This lightweight twin-tip has a female-specific wood core that's an agile balance of Sensorwood made from vertically laminated poplar and beech wood and integrated with strips of balsa. The result is a big weight savings over something like the Gotama--at least 20% depending on the Kiku length that you need. This season Volkl modified the Kiku sidecuts in all length (these are new lengths, too) for enhanced turn control in deep snow and varied terrain conditions. At the ends of the Kiku you'll also find a lower and shorter tip profile than the Gotama, which slightly reduces the overall swing weight and makes the Kiku easier to turn (both on and above the snow). Volkl moved the binding mounts on the Kiku closer to the ski tip than other unisex designs, so the effortless turn initiation feels almost instinctive. If you like powder and broken crud, but you don't want to be locked into a wide ski that's difficult to turn in deep snow, the Kiku offers excellent floatation and control.

Get in on the action with the Volkl Action jacket, which will keep you warm on or off the slopes Men's sport clothing features waterproof and breathable Sensortex XO fabric Ski and snowboard clothing is available in a cool ocean blue color option 15.000mm waterproof, 20.000g breathable 4x4 stretch and embossed fabric details Partial satin lining Waterproof zippers Lasercut and bonded details Music compatible pocket Available in size medium Click here to view our men's sizing guide 100-percent polyester Machine wash Model number Volkl159099_OCNMD

Volkl's mantra for women is, "The ski is your weapon. Slay wisely." Actually, Volkl's Mantra for women is the The Women's Aura Flat Freeskiing Skis. For aggressive women who want a great powder ski that also handles firm snow like a cougar handles its prey, the Aura features a 94mm waist, a full Sensorwood Light core, and 2 sheets of titanium. Seek pow, attack and destroy.

Contrary to what other ski shops insist, the Volkl Women's Kiku isn't merely a "Girl's Gotama" ski. It's lighter, easier to turn and excellent for intermediate to expert women who ski powder and crud in the backcountry or along the fringes of big resort areas. This lightweight twin-tip has a female-specific wood core that's an agile balance of Sensorwood made from vertically laminated poplar and beech wood and integrated with strips of balsa. The result is a big weight savings over something like the Gotama--at least 20% depending on the Kiku length that you need. This season Volkl modified the Kiku sidecuts in all length (these are new lengths, too) for enhanced turn control in deep snow and varied terrain conditions. At the ends of the Kiku you'll also find a lower and shorter tip profile than the Gotama, which slightly reduces the overall swing weight and makes the Kiku easier to turn (both on and above the snow). Volkl moved the binding mounts on the Kiku closer to the ski tip than other unisex designs, so the effortless turn initiation feels almost instinctive. If you like powder and broken crud, but you don't want to be locked into a wide ski that's difficult to turn in deep snow, the Kiku offers excellent floatation and control.