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Size a ski from your height, weight, skill and terrain, shape one yourself and see where it shines, put three real models side by side, or keep track of the skis you own.

Your design

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Size
167 cm
Shape
128 mm
92 mm
114 mm
16 m
Profile
18 % of length
8 % of length
4 mm
Weight (optional)

Weight is what sets touring skis apart. Without it, the Backcountry rating is reduced slightly.

Your ski

167 cm, 128 / 92 / 114 mm

16 m turn radius, 18% tip rocker, 8% tail rocker, 4 mm CamberThe gentle arch under your foot when the ski lies flat.More camber gives grip and pop on hard snow..

Length 167 cmTail 114 mmWaist 92 mmTip 128 mmTurn radius 16 mTail rocker 8%Tip rocker 18%Camber 4 mm
Top view drawn to scale. Side profile heights are exaggerated so camber and rocker are visible.
Best for
All-mountain / Freeride
  • GroomersOn-pisteLimited
  • All-mountainFreerideExcellent
  • PowderFair
  • ParkFreestyleGood
  • BackcountryGood
  • RaceLimited

Ratings update as you move any slider. They compare your ski with typical shapes for each terrain.

Recommended models

Real skis like your design

The four 2026-27 models closest to your shape, from different brands, favoring All-mountain / Freeride skis.

Show skis for

Women’s and Men’s include unisex models. Sizing stays the same.

ElanWomen’s2026-27

Ripstick 94 W

Closest match
Suggested length 168 cm · 93 mm waist · 15.8 m radius
Men’s version: Ripstick 96

A light, versatile women's all-mountain ski for intermediate to expert skiers who want one ski for groomers, bumps and powder days.

Summary by SkiMatch Studio. Specs from Elan.

Visit elansports.com
NordicaWomen’s2026-27

Santa Ana 92

Suggested length 167 cm · 92 mm waist · 16.5 m radius
Men’s version: Enforcer 94

A versatile all-mountain ski for women who mostly ski trails but want enough width for soft days, with strong edge hold and a smooth ride.

Summary by SkiMatch Studio. Specs from Nordica.

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Black CrowsWomen’s2026-27

Captis Birdie

Suggested length 166 cm · 90 mm waist · 17 m radius

The women's Captis, a forgiving all-mountain ski that turns easily and holds well enough on firm snow for a whole season of exploring.

Summary by SkiMatch Studio. Some specs from retailers.

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RossignolMen’s2026-27

Soul 92

Suggested length 166 cm · 92 mm waist · 15 m radius
Women’s version: Soul 92 W

A light, playful all-mountain ski for intermediate and advanced men who want to explore off-trail while keeping easy grip on groomers.

Summary by SkiMatch Studio. Specs from Rossignol.

Visit rossignol.com

Ski words, explained

What the numbers mean

Rocker
The tip or tail curves up off the snow early, like a banana.
More tip rocker floats in powder and makes turns easier to start.
Camber
The gentle upward arch under your foot when the ski lies flat.
More camber gives grip and rebound on hard snow.
Sidecut
The hourglass shape seen from above: wider at the tip and tail, narrower underfoot.
A deeper sidecut makes tighter turns.
Turn radius
The size of the arc the ski carves on edge, in meters, set by the sidecut.
Under 15 m turns quickly. Over 20 m feels calm at speed.
Waist
The width of the ski underfoot, in millimeters.
Narrow skis switch edges fast on hard snow. Wide skis float in soft snow.
Tip and tail
The widest points at the front and back of the ski.
A wide tip pulls the ski into turns. A tail close to the tip width means a twin tip.
Twin tip
A ski turned up at both ends, so it can ride backward.
Standard for park skiing, playful everywhere else.
Effective edge
The length of edge touching the snow when you turn.
Rocker shortens it, so rockered skis ski shorter than their length.
System ski
A ski sold with a matching binding already fitted.
Common for beginner and progressing skis. Simpler to buy.