What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"I took the Tigard 107 out on a long tour and was stoked with how well it climbed and how confidently it skied on the way down. The paulownia-poplar core keeps it light for skinning, while the carbon laminates make it stiff enough to handle speed and variable snow. It’s a ski that saves energy on the uphill but still rips on the downhill."Who It’s ForBackcountry-Focused Skiers Who Want Freeride Performance:Ideal for advanced skiers who split their time between big tours and steep, powder-filled descents. Great for those who want a lighter touring setup that doesn’t compromise downhill power.What It’s ForBackcountry Freeride and Powder Touring:With a 107mm waist and rocker/camber/rocker profile, the Tigard 107 is built for untracked lines, powder fields, and technical terrain. A medium-radius sidecut provides a balance of control in steeps and playful smears in soft snow.Why We Like ItLight on the Uphill, Stable on the Downhill:We like the Tigard 107 because it makes no compromises between climbing and charging. The paulownia/poplar core keeps weight low for skintrack efficiency, while carbon stringers and full sidewalls ensure stiffness and edge hold when skiing aggressively.
Length: 171cm, 177cm, 183cm, 189cm;
Dimensions: [171cm] 131 / 105 / 119mm, [177cm] 133 / 106 / 121mm, [183cm] 135 / 107 / 123mm, [189cm] 137 / 108 / 125mm;
Turn Radius: [171cm] 20m, [177cm] 21m, [183cm] 22m, [189cm] 23m;
Profile: rocker / camber / rocker;
Construction: sandwich;
Core: paulownia, poplar;
Laminate: carbon, fiberglass;
Edge: steel;
Base: sintered;
Tail: raised;
Claimed Weight: [171cm] 6lb 12.6oz (3080g), [177cm] 7lb 2.2oz (3240g), [183cm] 7lb 7.9oz (3400g), [189cm] 7lb 13.5oz (3560g);
Activity: backcountry skiing, freeride/powder skiing;
Manufacturer Warranty: limited 2 years;
storecredits: 0.0;
Style Variants
Available Colors: Black/Magnet
Size Reference for Dynafit Tigard 107 Ski - 2026
Available Sizes: 177cm, 183cm, 189cm
