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What does it mean to stand apart as a boutique ski manufacturer in the ever-more-popular freeride genre of skiing today?
It means establishing clear goals, direction, and dedication to a unique purpose. Whitedot has done that by sticking to their mission since they were founded in 2008.
Whitedot 2017 Ski Collection
A powerful and secure ski with a lively yet smooth ride.
R.98
Built to be light on the way up and strong on the way down, the new R.98 is our all-access free-touring model with freeride at its core.
The R.98 takes a lot of its design features from its bigger brother including minimal camber and tip rocker for ease of turning, a medium flex pattern and a longer turn radius for stability in the changeable backcountry snow conditions. The revised, lighter weight aluminium tail allows the ski to be cut deep into the snowpack to create a solid anchor point as well being a secure skin attachment.
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Director
$739.00
The Director brings a rocker profile, flex pattern and shape to fulfil the requirement for a playful ski. The Director works equally well in the backcountry as it does across the wide spectrum of conditions on the frontside of the mountain.
An increased effective edge adds to the hard snow performance, whilst the latest rocker profile from Whitedot helps the ski float and turn in the toughest of conditions.
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R.108
$749.00
The R.108 is Whitedot’s most versatile all-mountain ski.
It is the ideal choice for groomed trails, side and backcountry terrain. We designed this ski to be both great for longer radius turns on groomed pistes whilst being able to conquer steep ground without sacrificing the powder performance on the descent.
Preacher
$739.00
Whitedot's all-mountain, single quiver, cambered, ski.
The Preacher has won independent ski tests, Freeride World Tour podiums and professional athlete accolades.
The Preacher offers a lot of floatation in deep powder yet the positive camber and full length torsional stiffness allows for an incredible edge hold on even the hardest pistes. A 155mm wide tip allows for ease of turn initiation, and the tip is tapered to avoid hooking in soft snow.