Ski Touring

UBAC

95

The shape

Floats in cool water, turns on a dime.

The Ubac 95 lifts at both the tip and tail, floats in fresh snow, and turns on a dime whenever you want to change direction. With a 95 mm waist, it strikes the perfect balance: wide enough to stay afloat on a powdery morning, yet narrow enough to hold an edge when the snow hardens in the afternoon. The lightweight core keeps the ski responsive on the climb and easy to maneuver through tight turns. It lets you ski your own style. Whether you point it, pivot, or let it glide, it adapts to whatever the terrain demands.

Skiing

That of uncertain days.

This is the ski for outings where conditions remain a mystery until you’re actually there. Skiing on skins through the woods, where you need a ski that turns sharply and floats. The wide valleys, where you want to string together fast, surf-style turns. A wind-swept ridge and soft patches on the same run, handled by the same pair of skis. This is the ski for skiers who want a single pair for everything—good enough everywhere that you forget you’re even wearing them. For pure distance, the 89. For big days, the 110. For everything in between, this is the one.

A Note from the Shaper

Designed to always be the right ski.

We designed the Ubac 95 to be the right choice every time. We aimed for balance: enough width and rocker to float, enough edge and responsiveness to hold your line—all while being light enough to climb without counting every step. We tested it in every condition the mountains had to offer—deep and soft, packed and hard—fine-tuning the shape until it could handle them all. If it were too specialized, it would shine one day and struggle the next. A ski that’s quietly good in every situation.

Customer reviews

4 verified reviews

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Technical details

Technical details

Construction

LIGHT CONSTRUCTION:
One goal: to provide skiers with a lightweight, comfortable ski for all snow conditions. This is achieved through a combination of fiberglass and carbon fibers, making the skis in the Freerando line twice as torsionally rigid. The paulownia wood core saves a few extra grams without compromising the ski’s snow feel or long-term durability, as a foam core might. The ABS sidewalls and high-strength steel edges ensure this ski can withstand the bumps and impacts it may encounter throughout the winter. A construction that allows freerando skiers to ski in complete safety!

SEMI CAP:
Our SEMI CAP sandwich construction ensures optimal power transfer throughout the ski and provides the skier with all the grip needed on the hardest snow. The skis’ durability is also extended thanks to the ABS sidewalls (increased resistance to cold and impact).

ROCKERS & CAMBER

Tip Rocker “25%”
Tail Rocker “15%”

Moderate camber

SHAPE

MULTI-RADIUS SHAPE:
A ski design method that allows the radii to vary across several independent zones (tip, middle, tail). This enables a very short radius underfoot (for enhanced maneuverability) while maintaining forgiving tips and tails in challenging snow conditions.

FLEX

STIFFNESS:
4/5

TORSIONAL STIFFNESS:
Intermediate flex offering a good balance between power and forgiveness.