Built for the Terrain That Breaks Every Other Ski's Rules. The Experience: The Offlimits is a 130cm ski with a very specific job description and it does that job better than anything else on the market. Designed for terrain where a full-length ski becomes a genuine liability, it excels in tight forests, technical couloir approaches, and any objective where maneuverability and compactness matter more than carving radius or powder float. It's the ski that ice climbers strap to their pack for the approach to a frozen waterfall, that ski mountaineers reach for when the route involves more scrambling and rope work than skiing, and that kite-skiers choose for the unique demands of wind-powered snow travel where a shorter, more responsive platform gives them the aerodynamic control and agility they need. The Offlimits was designed around a specific set of dimensions that give it the versatility and niche capability it was built for, and no other length would serve those purposes as well. A balanced 50:50 uphill-to-downhill character and a Poplar CAP construction keep it light, manageable, and honest in its intentions. If you found this page, you already know whether you need it. Technical Specifications: Weight: 1,250g (at 130cm) Uphill/Downhill Character: 50:50 Dimensions: 130-90-110 (130cm) Core Construction: Poplar Ideal For: Ice climbers and ski mountaineers who need a compact, maneuverable ski for technical approaches and mixed terrain objectives. Kite-skiers who want a short, responsive platform built for wind-powered snow travel. Backcountry skiers who regularly tour in dense forest or tight terrain where a full-length ski is impractical. Best Paired With: Ultra World Cup Brakeless binding for a lightweight, functional skiing oriented setups, or the X-Trace Pivot for other pursuits. Smartglue skin trimmed to fit for reliable grip on technical and varied approaches.
