Fresh powder has a way of changing your plans, and the Stöckli Stormrider 108 Ski is built for the days when leaving the groomers behind is the only option. Developed alongside Freeride World Tour champion Maxime Chabloz, this all-new freeride ski combines the float and playfulness needed for deep snow with the smooth, composed feel Stöckli is known for. At 108 mm underfoot, the Stormrider offers plenty of surface area to stay on top of soft snow, while the Big Powder Rocker and Freeride Tail make it easy to pivot, slash, and surf through powder, trees, and technical terrain. A lightweight core of poplar, beech, and paulownia keeps the ski surprisingly agile, while dual Titanal layers provide the stability and dampening to confidently charge through chopped-up conditions. Despite its freeride focus, the Stormrider 108 still delivers impressive edge hold and a surprisingly short turn radius when the route back to the lift includes groomed snow. For skiers who want one of the most capable big-mountain skis in the Stöckli lineup, the Stormrider 108 is ready to chase storms and explore the mountain without limits.
- 108 mm waist with Big Powder Rocker delivers exceptional float and maneuverability in deep snow
- Lightweight wood core and dual Titanal layers combine playful handling with impressive stability at speed
- Freeride Tail encourages slashes, quick pivots, and confident skiing in technical terrain
- Polywall sidewalls and premium Swiss construction provide durability for aggressive freeride adventures
- Winter 2026/27 model
Big Powder Rocker
Stockli’s Big Powder Rocker features a higher (20 mm) and longer (60 mm) upward curve in the shovel for optimum float in deep powder and a playful ski ability.
Freeride Tail
Stockli’s Freeride Tail uses a high-tech polymer combined with a new upward curve in the ski, resulting in a ski that is not only a rocker model but is also lighter, softer, more playful, and more maneuverable.
Solid Metal Edge Light
The same edge thickness as Stockli’s Solid Metal Edge (SME), but the edge is not as thickly built into the ski. The result is a lighter edge that is still more durable than traditional edges, helping prolong the lifespan of the ski.
Polywall (PWA)
Polywall sidewalls are 10-times more impact-resistant without loss of dampening. They provide long-lasting durability and outstanding cushioning characteristics.
Titanal Technology Pro (TITEC PRO)
TITEC PRO uses an additional protective coating featuring a slightly raised structure that is applied to the titanal surface. This affords the ski better protection from scratches on the top surface and gives it special haptic characteristics.