Lightweight efficiency and big-mountain confidence finally quit fighting and started working together. Built with a lightweight touring core, low rocker lines, and a dual radius sidecut that holds strong when things get firm and fast, the Countach Tour 104 climbs easy but skis with the backbone of something far heavier. The semi-directional mount lets you stay forward and drive the ski through variable snow, while tail splay keeps it loose enough to pivot, slash, and shut things down when the terrain gets tight or consequences start stacking up. Whether you’re slashing powder through tight trees, navigating blown-in ridgelines, or opening it up on long alpine exits, the Countach Tour 104 is built for skiers who want touring gear that charges just as hard on the way down. ⦿ Looking for something a bit more maneuverable? Check out the Deathwish Tour 104.⦿ Don’t need as much deep snow performance? Check out the Countach Tour 98.⦿ Want way more deep snow performance? Check out the Countach Tour 110.⦿ Want to compare three skis directly? Click here.
