DENVER, CO – After the dust settled from the massive Outdoor Retailers trade show at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, we put together a list of 2019 skis, boots, and bindings. Here are several new products that are very exciting for the 2018/2019 skis season.

Updated article – 2020 skis available now on the Mountain Weekly News.

2019 Skis

Armada’s 2019 skis offer have been revamped in the ARV line of skis by beefing up the sidewall materials, graphics are again this year by Madsteez so the ARV family has a consist vibe, and the Skis rip.

Atomic redesigned their Vantage Line, they have a 90 TI Ski, a 97 Carbon a 97 TI and a 107 TI, they introduced the Backland 107 and also the Bent Chetler 100. Plenty of options from Atomic.

Blizzard added the Rustler 9 to their Freeride skis, last year the Rustler 10 and 11 were hits and it makes sense to offer a narrower version as well.

Dynastar has a new pro model for Richard Permin called the PROTO it is 118 underfoot and comes in a 186 and the ski is a hard-charging SOB designed for big mountain skiing and Powder.

Icelantic introduces the Maiden 91, which is essentially the woman’s version of the Nomad 95, one of the most popular men’s skis in their line up.

Line introduces the Sakana which is a narrower version of the Pescado, a narrower Pow Slayer with a swallowtail, the skis like a larger ski but with a shorter turn radius.

Salomon added Basalt to their QST 106 and 99 model making the skis more stable. They also introduce the S-Max Line of skis which are carving and race skis.

Volkl totally redesigned the Mantra, it is now called the M5 and it 96mm underfoot and has a rocker, camber, rocker profile and uses a titanium frame to give the ski stability where it needs it.

K2 Touring Ski

2019 Ski Bindings

The SHIFT Binding from Salomon and Atomic is an industry Game Changer, it skis powerfully on the decent, yet performs well in touring mode without any sacrifice in performance. The SHIFT Binding works with any standard DIN Certified Ski Boot. If you have a ski boot with Tech inserts the SHIFT Binding also is able to be used for ski touring.

Look Pivot Binding

Armada Bindings.

2019 Ski Boots

The K2, Rossignol and Salomon 2019 ski boots all have integrated heated liners, some of these models can even be controlled via your smartphone.

Atomic redesigned their popular Atomic Hawx Prime 100mm lasted boot. They made the boot lighter and made some fit adjustments to the toe box. Atomic took technology they introduced last year in the Hawx Ultra line and applied it to the Hawx Prime.

Dalbello introduced the Dalbello Sport a 100mm tradition 4 buckle boot, with a reinforced spine to deliver energy.

Dynafit introduces the HOJI Pro Model Boot, which is lightweight and powerful. Sure to be a must-have for the big mountain crowd.

Full Tilt got into the Uphill game and with the Ascendant Boot. A 102mm boot that’s great for people with a wider foot. The Ascendant even comes with Tech Inserts.

K2 introduces the RECON Low Volume Ski Boot for 2019.

Salomon redesigned their low Volume boot as well, the latest model is called the S-MAX Boot. New for 2019 Salomon Ski Boots is the addition of Carbon to their boots for power and energy.

Nordica hit a home run with their new low Volume Promachine ski boot, everyone was impressed with how well it skied.

Rossignol revamped their popular Alltrack line of ski boots, making the boots lighter and now coming with Tech Insert and more forward and rear articulation.

Tecnica redesigned their Light Weight Touring Boot the Zero G, and also introduced the FIREBIRD which is their new low Volume Race Boot.