2027 Salomon Outpath 60 Grip Skis with Salomon Escape Prolink Boots and Poles

If you're looking for one ski that can take you from groomed track to an occasional detour off trail, then the Salomon Outpath 60 GRIP is right up your ally. A wood core with fiberglass reinforcement gives this light touring ski a snappier, more responsive feel than foam-cored alternatives, an embossed grip pattern handles kick across most snow temperatures, and three-quarter-length steel edges hold a line on icy traverses and refrozen tracks. Recreational tourers who ski for fitness get a ski that tracks cleanly on the trail and stays secure when the trail ends. [boot PKG overview]

Who it's for:

Intermediate skiers and advanced intermediates who tour for fitness or recreation and like the option of stepping off the set track now and then. This is the ski for the rider who isn't chasing race pace but still wants performance, a real edge, and confidence on variable conditions.

Things to consider:

The Outpath 60 GRIP is built for trail and light touring, not for steep, deep backcountry skiing. Skiers planning to spend real time off the trail will want to look at the wider Outpath 65 or the Outside line for more width, more edge, and more float. The 3/4-length edge is also less coverage than the Outside family's full-length edges, so for genuinely icy steep descents, these are the wrong tool for the job.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Standard sizing advice applies: stick with the size closest to your height unless conditions or preferences pull you one way or the other. [boot sizing specifics]