Ski Touring Packs - skis and skins

Ski touring packs: choose your kit and head to the mountains

Ready to climb? Our packs combine skis, bindings, skins, and boots to simplify your purchase. Find a pack suited to your level and take advantage of the best deals available on our ski touring equipment.

Types of packs

• New packs: recent equipment, warranty, and optimal performance. Ideal for starting out confidently.
• Used packs: reduced budget. Check for wear, the condition of the edges, and bindings before purchase.

Our selection covers lightweight packs for long distances to more versatile packs for challenging descents. Discover also accessories to complete your ski touring equipment.

How to choose a pack

• Level: beginner, intermediate, advanced.
• Use: casual touring, alpine touring, competition.
• Weight: prioritize a lightweight pack if you climb often.
• Compatibility: ensure the size and mounting of the bindings match your boots.
• Size of skis: length based on height, weight, and style (shorter for maneuverability, longer for stability).

Skins and maintenance

How to choose your climbing skins for touring? Opt for skins suited to the width of the skis and the type of glue. Synthetic models dry quickly and last well. Maintain them: brush after use and re-waterproof if necessary.

Essential accessories

• Specific touring bindings (lightweight and lockable).
• Boots with comfortable walk/downhill flex.
• Pairs of telescopic poles.
• Arva, shovel, probe for safety in case of avalanche.
• Don't forget the ski crampons for touring if you ski on hard or icy snow.

For performance enthusiasts, consider the Helixir range from La Sportiva if you're looking for a precise weight/hold compromise.

Compare prices and take advantage of offers

New packs are more expensive but often come with warranty and after-sales service. Used packs allow for reduced initial investment. Compare the elements: skis, bindings, boots included. Look for off-season promotions (spring and late winter) and clearance sales in autumn.

When to buy?

• Best time to buy new: pre-season (September-October) and end-of-winter sales.
• For used: end of season (April-May) or early autumn, when many sell equipment.

Why buy a pack?

Buying a pack simplifies the choice and ensures better compatibility between elements. It's often more economical than buying items separately.

Ready to choose? Compare our packs, filter by budget and level, and take advantage of current offers. Fast delivery and assistance for assembly and adjustments.