ULTRA 84
Structured training and pre-dawn laps, for the skier who has committed to performance touring rather than dabbling in it.
The Step That Separates The Fitness Tourer From The Serious One.
Narrower underfoot than the Ultra 89 and built around a more uphill-focused balance, the Ultra 84 is the ski for someone who has moved past dabbling in performance touring and committed to it. The one logging pre-dawn laps before work, building structured vertical weeks, or preparing for an alpine objective that means covering serious ground efficiently.
A Karuba and Carbon core keeps the weight low and the ski responsive, which gives it a snappy, energy-efficient stride on the skin track and enough stability on the descent to handle technical terrain with confidence.
It won't pamper you on the way down the way a wider ski might, and that's precisely the point. The Ultra 84 rewards the skier who has developed the technique to drive a narrow platform and wants every gram on their feet working in their favor on the way up.
Last of the line. The Ultra 84 is being phased out for 2027, and the current price reflects that rather than any change in the ski. We'll sell what's in the warehouse and then it's done. If this is the ski you want, this is the season to get it.
Specifications
156: 120-84-106
164: 122-84-107
172: 123-84-108
156: 15
164: 16.5
172: 17.5
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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