ULTRA 65
Skimo racing and fast fitness laps, where every gram on the climb decides the day.
One Hundred Years Of Austrian Engineering. Seven Hundred Grams.
The Ultra 65 is the lightest ski HAGAN has ever built and one of the lightest race-ready touring skis available anywhere. It's the pinnacle of a lineup that has spent a century refining what a ski can be when weight is treated as a design principle rather than an afterthought.
A pure Karuba core and Micro-Sidewall construction are engineered for one purpose: going uphill as fast as you can without the ski becoming a liability on the way down. What it delivers beyond that, the durability, the reliability, the surprisingly manageable feel underfoot for its weight class, is a testament to the engineering behind it. This is a skimo ski tough enough to last more than one season.
Whether you're toeing the start line of your first race, chasing a podium, or building fitness on a dedicated setup, the Ultra 65 keeps pace with your ambition. Pair it with the Ultra World Cup Brake binding for competition and training.
Specifications
161: 97-65-80
161: 23
Shipping & Returns
Orders ship from our US warehouse. Skis ship oversized, so allow a little extra transit time. Full details on our shipping page.
Returns: Unused gear can be returned within 30 days. Once bindings have been mounted, skis cannot be returned. Please confirm your length and brake width before mounting We reccomend brakes be >2mm wider than the skis midpoint.
Warranty: Three years against manufacturing defects, extended to five years when you register your gear. See warranty & returns.
Mounting & Setup
We offer professional binding mounting when you buy a ski and binding together. Add it to your order and we'll mount and test before shipping.
Mounting yourself or at a local shop is fine too. Match your brake width to this ski's waist, and have the binding set to your boot sole length by someone who can verify the release.
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Excellent skis.!
Amazing race ski!
Thanks Victor! Pray for snow!
From groomers to ;moguls to backcountry and off-piste this race ski eats up what ever terrain you feed them. They hold an incredible turn at high speeds, float well with the mount position, and, best of all, look cool ;) I run pretty tall and heavy (as far as a skimo racer is concerned) and these skis have no issues supporting my weight. They've never felt like giving out in a turn, they always want to rebound into the next. I've been on multiple skimo skis from other brands in recent years and no other model holds a candle to the all round terrain and consitions performance of the Ultra 65, these are simply the best for it all.
Thanks Jack!
I've skied 2 iterations of the dynafit DNA and the dynastar Pierra Menta. The ultra 65 takes the cake. Holds an edge on hard pack better than either dynafit but is more skiable than the PM. A fun hard charging race ski. Highly recommend
Thanks Nick. We are glad you like them!
So fast & light and you can just point‘em on the descent!
Hagan is my go to for ski-mo. I am on my fourth pair.
I am not fond of leaving reviews but my experience with Hagans service and more importantly the ski itself warrants one.
Before purchasing, I've never skied skis < 80 mm wide and was looking at a few different options across other brands. Reached out to Hagan USA through channels listed on their website regarding Ultra 65 topics and comparisons to other brands similar skis. This quickly got me:
1.,In contact with a real person (even a phone number to discuss)
2.,No BS honest answers
Now the skis. Again, first time skiing this class of ski. Previous daily driver are stiff 80mm wide skis and was worried about the downhill performance on something smaller, I was wrong. These are a blast! Took one run to find that balance point and now, skis predictably and honestly fun.
If you're on the edge of this class of ski or purchasing Hagan products for the first time, I suggest just going for it.
We are glad you like them Tommy!
The Ultra 65 gives one of the best ski performances of all the skimo race gear on the market. The edging feels more solid that its peer set. I was surprised at the power transfer throughout the turn for a skimo ski, and the tip rocker gives a bit more float than you'd expect. While skimo race skis have a reputation of being noodles, the Ultra 65 actually has some nice energy to it.