The Stöckli race collection available from SkiSharp includes two distinct groups: consumer race skis for expert frontside skiing and competition, and discipline-specific FIS skis for Slalom and Giant Slalom.
These models bring race-derived edge grip, precision and stability to groomed terrain, Masters racing, beer-league racing and expert recreational skiing.
Models: Laser SC, Laser SL, Laser GS, Laser WRT, Laser WRT Pro and Laser WRT Pro Marco Odermatt Edition.
These are specialized competition skis built for technical race events. They require more strength, speed and technical ability than the consumer Laser models.
Models: Laser SL FIS and Laser GS FIS.
These six models cover everything from versatile technical carving to the most demanding consumer race performance.
The most versatile consumer ski in the Race family, combining short and medium-radius carving ability with a smooth, controlled feel.
Best For
Skiers wanting one technical frontside ski
A Slalom-inspired carving ski with rapid edge changes, powerful grip and energetic rebound through short turns.
Best For
Short-radius turns and quick carving
Built for long, powerful carved turns and outstanding stability at speed on wide groomed trails.
Best For
Long-radius carving and high-speed stability
Combines Slalom-like responsiveness with Giant-Slalom-inspired stability for aggressive mixed-radius carving.
Best For
Mixed turn shapes and race-inspired skiing
The strongest consumer race model for technically powerful skiers demanding maximum edge grip, precision and stability.
Best For
Expert skiers, racers and former racers
Elite WRT Pro performance combined with distinctive Marco Odermatt special-edition graphics and detailing.
Best For
Expert carving and special-edition collectors
SkiSharp offers two purpose-built FIS competition skis for technical alpine racing. The Laser SL FIS is designed for Slalom, while the Laser GS FIS is designed for Giant Slalom.
A purpose-built Slalom race ski engineered for rapid gate-to-gate transitions, explosive rebound and maximum hard-snow edge grip.
Best For
FIS and competitive Slalom racing
A discipline-specific Giant Slalom ski engineered for long, powerful race turns, precise line control and exceptional high-speed stability.
Best For
FIS and competitive Giant Slalom racing
| Your Priority | Recommended Ski | Why |
|---|---|---|
| One versatile technical carving ski | Laser SC | The broadest range of turn shapes and the easiest everyday choice in the Race family. |
| Quick short-radius turns | Laser SL | Fast edge changes, strong grip and energetic Slalom-style performance. |
| Long high-speed carved turns | Laser GS | Excellent tracking and stability in open terrain. |
| SL quickness with GS stability | Laser WRT | A high-performance mixed-radius race and carving ski. |
| Maximum consumer race performance | Laser WRT Pro | The strongest and most demanding consumer model in the guide. |
| Special-edition WRT Pro | WRT Pro Marco Odermatt | WRT Pro performance with distinctive special-edition graphics. |
| Sanctioned Slalom racing | Laser SL FIS | A discipline-specific competition ski built for Slalom racing. |
| Sanctioned Giant Slalom racing | Laser GS FIS | A discipline-specific competition ski built for Giant Slalom racing. |
Final model and length selection should also account for skier height, weight, strength, technical ability, intended course and applicable race rules.
The Laser SL is a consumer race ski for expert carving and local competition. The Laser SL FIS is a discipline-specific ski built for sanctioned Slalom racing.
The Laser GS is designed for long-radius expert carving on public trails. The Laser GS FIS is built around discipline-specific competition requirements.
The Laser SC is a race-inspired technical piste ski. It is also the most versatile consumer model in this guide.
Choose the Laser WRT for high-performance mixed-radius carving with broader everyday usability. Choose the WRT Pro for maximum consumer race performance.
It combines elite WRT Pro performance with distinctive special-edition graphics and detailing celebrating Marco Odermatt.
The Laser WRT and WRT Pro are strong choices for many Masters and league racers, depending on course design, event rules and skier ability.
You can, but most skiers will have a better experience on one of the consumer Race models. FIS skis are more specialized, demanding and discipline-specific.
The Laser SC is the most versatile technical carving choice. Skiers wanting a stronger and more aggressive race feel should also compare the Laser WRT.
Get direct help comparing all six consumer Race models and both FIS competition models.
Confirm the correct ski length, plate and binding setup before placing your order.
SkiSharp understands the precision preparation and tuning expected from race-oriented skis.
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Rick helps racers and expert skiers compare Stöckli race models and select the correct ski, length, binding setup and tune for their goals.
Call SkiSharp for expert guidance comparing the six consumer Race skis and the Laser SL FIS and Laser GS FIS competition models.
Call 802-496-6001The right ski should make you feel more confident—not force you to fight it. Stöckli is known for a smooth, stable and precise ride that rewards good technique without creating unnecessary harshness. For many women, that means dependable edge grip, controlled speed, easier turn initiation and less fatigue over a full ski day.
A calm, damp ride helps reduce chatter and keeps the ski composed on firm or changing snow.
Predictable edge control lets you ski faster or more aggressively without losing composure.
Stöckli skis respond to deliberate inputs while maintaining the refined feel the brand is known for.
The best model depends on terrain, ability, preferred turn shape, speed and snow—not gender alone.
These four models are the strongest starting point for most women comparing Stöckli skis. They cover everyday all-mountain skiing, powder and freeride, and precision frontside carving.
A quick, intuitive everyday ski for groomers, bumps, trees and mixed resort snow.
A wider women-specific ski for powder, trees, bowls and softer snow conditions.
A smooth, refined frontside and all-mountain ski designed for control and all-day comfort.
A precise yet approachable carving ski for women who love groomers and clean, controlled arcs.
Use these four side-by-side buying cards to match the ski to your preferred terrain and the way you like to move down the mountain.
Choose it for an easy-to-maneuver daily ski that moves confidently between groomers and mixed terrain.
The Nela 86 is the more frontside-friendly Nela. It is quick enough for groomed snow while remaining maneuverable in bumps, trees, packed powder and variable resort conditions.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced women who want one versatile resort ski.
Choose it when powder, softer snow and off-piste terrain matter more than quick frontside edge changes.
The Nela 93 adds flotation and a stronger freeride focus. It is the better match for women who regularly ski trees, bowls, tracked powder and softer or deeper conditions.
Best for: Advanced women seeking a powder-capable all-mountain and freeride ski.
Choose it for luxurious, smooth carving and all-day control on groomed and frontside terrain.
The Montero AW is the primary Stöckli choice for women who spend most of their time on groomers but want more versatility and comfort than a narrowly focused race-style ski.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced women who prioritize groomers, comfort and refined handling.
Choose it when your favorite part of skiing is linking precise, energetic turns on prepared snow.
The Laser SC brings Stöckli’s frontside performance into a versatile carving platform. It supports short and longer turn shapes while remaining smoother and more approachable than the most specialized race models.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced women focused on carving, hardpack and groomed terrain.
Absolutely. A ski does not need a women-specific label to be the correct ski for a woman. Advanced and expert women frequently choose Stormrider models because they want the additional speed stability, terrain capability and powerful feel those skis provide.
The key is selecting the right model and available length for your height, weight, ability, speed and terrain—not choosing solely by the name printed on the ski.
Quickest Stormrider
The strongest crossover for women who still ski plenty of groomers, bumps and tighter terrain.
Best match: Advanced skiers wanting precision with real freeride capability.
Balanced Freeride
A versatile platform for women who split time among resort snow, trees, bowls, chop and powder.
Best match: Advanced to expert skiers seeking one strong freeride-oriented ski.
Soft-Snow Focus
More flotation and stability for women skiing powder, chop, open trees and larger terrain.
Best match: Expert skiers who value soft-snow performance over rapid edge changes.
Deep-Snow Priority
The widest option for deep powder, open bowls and women who ski aggressively in big terrain.
Best match: Expert freeriders with the terrain, speed and size to use it effectively.
| Your Priority | Best Starting Point | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Effortless all-day groomer skiing | Montero AW | Smooth, controlled frontside performance with an all-mountain personality. |
| One versatile ski for groomers and mixed terrain | Nela 86 | Quicker edge changes than the Nela 93 with useful off-piste maneuverability. |
| Powder, trees and softer snow | Nela 93 | More flotation and a stronger soft-snow focus without moving to the widest freeride category. |
| Precise carving on hardpack | Laser SC | A versatile frontside carver for clean short-to-medium turns and controlled speed. |
| More aggressive all-mountain performance | Montero AX | A stronger, more performance-oriented all-mountain choice for advanced skiers. |
| Powerful resort and freeride crossover | Stormrider 88 | Strong stability and freeride capability while remaining quicker than wider Stormriders. |
| Balanced advanced freeride skiing | Stormrider 95 | A versatile width for mixed resort snow, powder, trees, bowls and tracked conditions. |
This table is a starting point. The correct model and length still depend on your height, weight, ability, speed, terrain and typical snow conditions.
Women are not limited to Nela, Montero AW or Laser SC. Strong advanced and expert skiers may prefer the additional energy, stability or specialized performance of other Stöckli models.
Choose the AS for quicker, shorter turns and a more energetic feel. Choose the AX for a balanced all-mountain platform with strong frontside performance.
These are stronger choices for women who ski fast, prefer longer arcs and want more power and stability than the AW provides.
These models are for advanced, expert or competitive women seeking more specialized slalom, giant-slalom or race-inspired performance.
The correct high-performance ski is determined by technique and intended use—not by whether the manufacturer markets the model specifically to women.
Height is only one input. Weight, strength, ability, preferred speed, turn shape and terrain can all move the correct length shorter or longer.
Buy for where you normally ski. A powder-focused ski may not be the best daily choice if most of your days are spent on firm New England groomers.
A skier who values easy turns and comfort may need a different model than a skier of the same height who charges aggressively and prefers long, fast arcs.
| Consideration | Shorter Direction | Longer Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Ability | Developing technique or prioritizing easy turn initiation | Advanced technique and confidence at speed |
| Terrain | Tight trees, bumps and maneuverability | Open bowls, powder and high-speed stability |
| Preferred Feel | Quick, forgiving and easy to pivot | Powerful, stable and composed |
| Body Weight | Lighter skier within the model’s intended range | Heavier or more powerful skier needing additional support |
Final sizing must stay within the current lengths offered for the selected 2026–2027 model. Call SkiSharp before ordering when you are between sizes or changing ski categories.
The Montero AW and Nela 86 are the strongest starting points for many intermediate and advanced women. The AW favors smooth groomer performance; the Nela 86 offers more all-mountain and mixed-terrain versatility.
Choose the Montero AW when groomers, carving and frontside comfort are your priorities. Choose the Nela 86 when you want more maneuverability in bumps, trees and mixed off-piste snow.
The Nela 86 is quicker and more frontside-friendly. The Nela 93 is wider and provides more flotation for powder, trees and softer snow.
Not automatically. Stormriders are appropriate for many advanced and expert women. The correct model and length must match the skier’s size, ability, speed and terrain.
Yes. The Laser SC is a versatile carving choice, while the SL and GS are more specialized performance skis for advanced and expert women who prefer slalom- or giant-slalom-style turns.
The Nela 93 is the primary women-specific powder and freeride choice. Advanced and expert women seeking more width or big-mountain capability may also consider the Stormrider 95, 102 or 108.
Use height, weight, ability, preferred speed, turn shape, terrain and snow conditions. Do not choose length from height alone.
Binding inclusion varies by model and package. Review the individual SkiSharp product page or call before ordering to confirm what is included and which binding setup is appropriate.
Get help comparing Nela, Montero, Laser and Stormrider models based on how and where you ski.
Height, weight, ability, speed and terrain are considered before recommending a model and length.
SkiSharp can help confirm the appropriate binding package and setup for the selected ski.
SkiSharp does not treat every woman as the same skier. The goal is to match you with the Stöckli that gives you more confidence, control and enjoyment on the terrain you actually ski.
SkiSharp Ski Specialist
Rick McAllister helps women compare current Stöckli skis and select the correct model, length, binding setup and tune for their ability, preferred terrain and skiing goals.
Call SkiSharp for direct guidance comparing the Nela, Montero, Laser and Stormrider collections.
Call 802-496-6001Stöckli freeride skis combine the brand’s signature stability and edge control with wider platforms, rocker profiles and reduced swing weight for off-piste terrain. The Stormrider family covers unisex freeride needs from the quick 88 mm model through the powder-focused 108, while the Nela 86 and Nela 93 deliver women-specific all-mountain and freeride performance.
This guide includes only current 2026–2027 freeride models represented on SkiSharp: Stormrider 88, Stormrider 95, Stormrider 102, Stormrider 108, Nela 86 and Nela 93.
The quickest and most frontside-friendly Stormrider for groomers, bumps, trees and mixed snow.
View ModelA versatile resort and freeride platform for mixed snow, tracked powder and off-piste exploration.
View ModelMore flotation and big-mountain capability for powder, chop and technical off-piste terrain.
View ModelThe widest current Stormrider for deep snow, open bowls and high-speed freeride terrain.
View ModelA women-specific everyday all-mountain and freeride ski for groomed and mixed resort snow.
View ModelA women-specific freeride ski with more flotation for powder, trees and softer snow.
View ModelModel-specific Titanal construction contributes to stability, torsional strength and Stöckli’s controlled ride quality.
Reduced mass in the ends of the ski helps lower swing weight for faster pivoting in trees, bumps and technical terrain.
Stormrider and Nela rocker profiles support flotation, easier turn release and smoother handling in deeper or tracked snow.
The exact construction and technology package varies by model. Review the associated SkiSharp product page for model-specific details.
| Skier Profile and Terrain Preference | Recommended Models | General Sizing Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Frontside dominant with regular bumps, trees or mixed snow | Stormrider 88 Nela 86 |
Favor maneuverability and quicker edge changes while staying within the model’s available 2026–2027 lengths. |
| Balanced resort and freeride use | Stormrider 95 Nela 93 |
Choose a balanced length that supports stability without sacrificing pivotability in trees and mixed terrain. |
| Big-mountain, powder and soft-snow priority | Stormrider 102 Stormrider 108 |
Longer available lengths generally add flotation and speed stability, but skier weight, ability and terrain must be considered. |
This matrix is a starting point, not a substitute for model-specific fitting. SkiSharp can help choose the correct ski and length using height, weight, ability, speed, preferred terrain and typical snow conditions.
Each Stormrider model moves progressively farther from frontside performance toward deeper snow, greater flotation and larger freeride terrain.
Choose it for the quickest edge changes, the strongest groomer crossover and frequent use in bumps or tighter terrain.
The Stormrider 88 is the most frontside-oriented model in the family. It gives skiers strong edge control on groomed snow while retaining enough width, rocker and maneuverability for trees, bumps, light powder and variable resort conditions.
Best for: Groomers, bumps, trees, packed powder and mixed resort terrain.
Choose it for a balanced resort and freeride platform that can handle groomers, chop, trees and powder.
The Stormrider 95 sits near the center of the freeride collection. It offers enough width for soft snow and off-piste exploration without giving up the stability and groomer performance needed for an all-day resort ski.
Best for: Resort skiing, tracked powder, trees, bowls and mixed off-piste terrain.
Choose it when soft snow, flotation and bigger terrain matter more than fast edge-to-edge response.
The Stormrider 102 provides a wider platform for powder, tracked snow and larger terrain. It remains stable and controlled at speed while offering more flotation and a looser feel than the narrower Stormrider models.
Best for: Powder, chop, bowls, open trees and technical big-mountain terrain.
Choose it for deep snow, open bowls and freeride terrain where maximum flotation is the priority.
The Stormrider 108 is the widest current Stormrider. It is designed for skiers who prioritize powder, flotation, stability and high-speed performance in large, open terrain rather than quick frontside carving.
Best for: Deep powder, open bowls, high-speed freeride lines and big-mountain conditions.
Nela 86: The more frontside-friendly and versatile everyday choice for women who divide their time between groomed runs and mixed off-piste terrain.
Nela 93: The wider freeride choice for women who want more flotation in powder, trees, tracked snow and softer conditions.
The current SkiSharp Stormrider and Nela pages list a 1.5° base bevel and a 2.0° side bevel. Custom tuning decisions should be made for the individual skier and terrain rather than applying one aggressive tune to every freeride setup.
Select a binding with the correct DIN range and brake width for the ski. Brake width should closely match the ski waist without being unnecessarily wide. Binding selection, mounting and release settings should be handled by a qualified technician.
Travel beyond marked resort boundaries requires appropriate avalanche equipment, current terrain knowledge and rescue training. A beacon, shovel and probe are not substitutes for education and sound decision-making.
The Stormrider 88 is the strongest resort crossover because its narrower waist supports quicker edge changes while retaining useful freeride capability.
The Stormrider 95 is the most balanced starting point for skiers who want meaningful groomer capability and enough width for trees, chop and powder.
The Nela 86 is quicker and more frontside-friendly. The Nela 93 provides more flotation and a stronger soft-snow and freeride focus.
Choose from the model’s available 2026–2027 lengths using height, weight, ability, preferred speed, terrain and snow conditions. Longer is not automatically better.
No. It includes only the current Stormrider and Nela models represented on the SkiSharp website.
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Rick McAllister helps skiers compare Stöckli models and choose the correct ski, length, binding setup and tune for their ability and preferred terrain.
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Call 802-496-6001Stöckli separates its all-mountain collection into three families. Montero is frontside-biased for strong carving with extra width for changing piste conditions. Stormrider moves farther toward freeride terrain with rocker, flotation and mixed-snow capability. Nela delivers women-specific all-mountain and freeride performance in lighter constructions.
This guide includes only current 2026–2027 models represented on SkiSharp: five Montero skis, four Stormrider skis, the Nela 86 and the Nela 93.
| If You Want | Start With |
|---|---|
| Short turns with frontside all-mountain versatility | Montero AS |
| The most balanced Montero for mixed resort conditions | Montero AX |
| Medium-to-long turns on a wider frontside platform | Montero AR |
| The highest-performance 84 mm Montero | Montero AR Pro |
| A women-specific frontside all-mountain ski | Montero AW |
| The quickest Stormrider for groomers and mixed terrain | Stormrider 88 |
| A versatile 50/50 freeride and resort platform | Stormrider 95 |
| More soft-snow float and big-mountain capability | Stormrider 102 |
| The widest current Stormrider for deep-snow priorities | Stormrider 108 |
| A women-specific everyday all-mountain ski | Nela 86 |
| A women-specific freeride ski with more float | Nela 93 |
Balanced frontside all-mountain versatility on an 80 mm platform.
View ModelPremium 84 mm all-mountain/piste performance for powerful skiing.
View ModelThe quickest Stormrider for groomers, bumps and mixed terrain.
View ModelA versatile freeride platform for resort snow, chop and powder.
View ModelA lightweight women-specific all-mountain ski for groomed and mixed snow.
View ModelA women-specific freeride ski with added float for soft and mixed snow.
View Model| Model | Category | Turn Focus | Waist | Best Match | View |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Montero AS | All-Mountain / Piste | Short | 76 mm | Quick frontside turns with added versatility | View |
| Montero AX | All-Mountain / Piste | Multi-turn | 80 mm | Balanced all-day resort skiing | View |
| Montero AR | All-Mountain / Piste | Medium-long | 84 mm | Longer turns and variable frontside snow | View |
| Montero AR Pro | All-Mountain / Piste | Medium-long | 84 mm | Maximum Montero power and stability | View |
| Montero AW | All-Mountain / Piste | Women-specific | 80 mm | Women’s frontside all-mountain versatility | View |
| Stormrider 88 | All-Mountain / Freeride | Medium-long | 88 mm | Groomers, bumps, trees and mixed snow | View |
| Stormrider 95 | All-Mountain / Freeride | Medium-long | 95 mm | 50/50 resort and freeride use | View |
| Stormrider 102 | All-Mountain / Freeride | Medium-long | 102 mm | Soft snow, chop and bigger terrain | View |
| Stormrider 108 | All-Mountain / Freeride | Long | 108 mm | Deep snow and wide-open freeride terrain | View |
| Nela 86 | All-Mountain / Freeride | Short-medium | 86 mm | Women’s everyday all-mountain use | View |
| Nela 93 | All-Mountain / Freeride | Short-medium | 93 mm | Women’s freeride and softer snow | View |
Choose Montero when groomed-slope precision is the priority and you want added width for changing resort snow. These models remain frontside focused.
Choose Stormrider when trees, powder, mixed terrain and off-piste performance matter as much as groomer capability. The 88 is the quickest and most frontside-friendly, while the 95, 102 and 108 add progressively more flotation.
The Nela 86 and Nela 93 are women-specific all-mountain/freeride skis. The Nela 86 is the more versatile everyday resort choice. The Nela 93 adds more width and flotation for women who spend more time in powder, tracked snow and off-piste terrain.
Across the current all-mountain collection, Stöckli uses technologies such as Flex Torsion Control, Tip and Tail Flex, Powder Rocker, Freeride Tail, Polywall, Solid Metal Edge Light, Thin Glass Laminate and Titanal Technology Pro. The exact package varies by model.
The current product pages list a 1.5° base bevel and 2.0° side bevel for the Montero, Stormrider and Nela models included here.
Montero models are all-mountain/piste skis with stronger frontside and carving priorities. Stormrider models are all-mountain/freeride skis with more rocker, flotation and off-piste focus.
The Stormrider 88 is the most frontside-friendly choice because its narrower waist provides quicker edge changes while retaining useful freeride capability.
The Nela 86 is the more balanced everyday choice. The Nela 93 adds more float for softer snow and freeride terrain.
Choose from the model’s listed 2026–2027 lengths using height, weight, ability, speed, turn shape and typical terrain. SkiSharp can help select the correct model and length.
No. It includes only the current Montero, Stormrider and Nela products represented on the SkiSharp website.
SkiSharp Ski Specialist
Rick McAllister helps skiers compare Stöckli models and choose the correct ski, length, binding setup and tune for their ability and preferred terrain.
Call SkiSharp for direct help comparing current Montero, Stormrider and Nela models.
Call 802-496-6001Finding the right on-piste ski means matching the ski to your preferred turn shape, speed and snow conditions. Skiers may search for on-piste skis, piste skis, carving skis, frontside skis or groomer skis, but the buying decision comes down to the same question: do you want the narrow, direct response of a dedicated Laser, or the wider all-mountain versatility of a Montero?
The 2026–2027 Stöckli collection separates these skis into two clear groups. Laser models are dedicated piste skis built around precise edge-to-edge performance. Montero models are all-mountain/piste skis that retain strong groomed-slope performance while adding width and adaptability for softer or changing snow.
| If You Want | Start With |
|---|---|
| The broadest dedicated piste versatility | Laser SC |
| Short, fast slalom-style turns | Laser SL |
| Long, fast giant-slalom-style arcs | Laser GS |
| Race-inspired multi-turn performance | Laser WRT |
| The highest-performance Laser construction | Laser WRT Pro |
| A premium Marco Odermatt special edition | WRT Pro Marco Odermatt Edition |
| Short turns with all-mountain/piste versatility | Montero AS |
| Balanced all-day groomer and mixed-snow use | Montero AX |
| Medium-to-long turns with an 84 mm platform | Montero AR |
| Premium 84 mm Montero performance | Montero AR Pro |
| A women-specific all-mountain/piste option | Montero AW |
High-performance multi-turn piste skiing with race-inspired precision.
View ModelLong-turn piste performance with high-speed stability.
View ModelShort, fast turns and precise slalom-style edge changes.
View ModelVersatile multi-turn carving for changing rhythm on groomed snow.
View ModelShort-turn all-mountain/piste performance on an adaptable 76 mm platform.
View ModelBalanced 80 mm all-mountain/piste versatility for changing snow.
View Model| Model | Workbook Category | Turn Focus | Speed | Waist | View |
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| Laser WRT Pro Marco Odermatt Edition | Piste | Multi-turn | Fast | 67 mm | View |
| Laser WRT Pro | Piste | Multi-turn | Fast | 67 mm | View |
| Laser WRT | Piste | Multi-turn | Fast | 67 mm | View |
| Laser GS | Piste | Long | Fast | 68 mm | View |
| Laser SL | Piste | Short | Fast | 66 mm | View |
| Laser SC | Piste | Multi-turn | Sporty / Fast | 70 mm | View |
| Montero AR Pro | All-Mountain / Piste | Medium-long | Fast | 84 mm | View |
| Montero AR | All-Mountain / Piste | Medium-long | Fast | 84 mm | View |
| Montero AX | All-Mountain / Piste | Multi-turn | Sporty | 80 mm | View |
| Montero AS | All-Mountain / Piste | Short | Sporty | 76 mm | View |
| Montero AW | All-Mountain / Piste | Women-specific frontside versatility | Sporty | 80 mm | View |
Final model and length selection should account for skier height, weight, ability, speed, preferred turn shape and typical snow conditions.
Choose the Laser SC when groomed-slope carving is the clear priority. Its 70 mm waist, multi-turn geometry and piste-focused construction support quick edge engagement and a wide range of carved turn shapes.
Choose the Montero AX when you want strong groomer performance with more width and adaptability. Its 80 mm waist, All Mountain Rocker, Tip and Tail Flex, Adaptive Contact Length and Tail Rocker make it better suited to fresh snow and changing spring conditions.
Both skis focus on shorter turns, but they serve different priorities. The Laser SL is a dedicated 66 mm piste ski built for short, fast turns and slalom-style edge changes. The Montero AS uses a wider 76 mm all-mountain/piste platform for skiers who want short-turn energy with greater adaptability as trail conditions change.
Choose the Laser SL for the most direct piste response. Choose the Montero AS when short turns remain important but all-day versatility matters more.
High-performance piste skis are strongly influenced by the plate and binding system. The current Laser pages list model-specific WRT, SRT, MC and related plate options, while the Montero pages list integrated plate-and-binding configurations. The correct setup depends on the selected ski, skier and intended use.
The current 2026–2027 Laser pages list a 1.0° base bevel and 2.0° side bevel. The current Montero AX, AR and AR Pro pages list a 1.5° base bevel and 2.0° side bevel. SkiSharp can help match the ski, length, plate, binding and tune instead of relying on a single universal setup.
Laser models are dedicated piste skis with narrower waists and more direct edge-to-edge response. Montero models are classified as all-mountain/piste skis and add width, rocker and broader snow-condition versatility.
The Laser SL is the dedicated short-turn piste choice. The Montero AS is the short-turn all-mountain/piste alternative for skiers who want more width and adaptability.
The Laser GS is the dedicated long-turn piste choice. The Montero AR and AR Pro provide medium-to-long turns on wider 84 mm all-mountain/piste platforms.
Length should be chosen from the model’s available 2026–2027 sizes using skier height, weight, ability, speed, turn preference and terrain. Contact SkiSharp for model-specific guidance rather than using one fixed height rule.
No. This guide includes only the current Laser and Montero models represented on the SkiSharp website. Other workbook models are intentionally excluded.
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Rick McAllister helps skiers compare Stöckli models and choose the correct ski, length, binding setup and tune for their ability and preferred terrain.
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Call 802-496-6001Whether you are shopping for your first pair of Stöckli skis or upgrading to the newest models, SkiSharp’s guides explain the differences between each collection so you can make the right decision.
Every guide uses current-season information and is written to help skiers compare models, understand intended terrain and choose with confidence.
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View Comparisons| Guide | Best For | Focus |
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| Race | Skiers comparing consumer race and FIS models. | Speed and carving precision |
| All-Mountain | Skiers who want versatility across resort conditions. | Everyday resort performance |
| Freeride | Skiers exploring soft snow and off-piste terrain. | Float and variable snow |
| Women’s | Women comparing Stöckli models by ability and terrain. | Women-focused guidance |
| Comparisons | Skiers comparing complete Stöckli model families. | Side-by-side model selection |
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