Laser SX

[While there has been a slight shift in scores due to new data, both Laser SX and this review are unchanged from last year.] Stöckli has a knack for making perfect skis, then improving them. Judging by test cards from prior seasons, no one could imagine a better...

Laser MX

[Neither the Laser MX nor its scores have changed since this review was posted last season.] Stöckli takes racing very, very seriously. Perhaps that’s why the Swiss brand has waited forever to make a women’s Laser; if making a women’s model entails a compromise on...

Stockli 2019 Brand Profile

Our spider sense tingles when we hear the term “handmade” applied to skis, as the implication is that such slats will receive extraordinary care in manufacture no mass-produced ski can hope to receive. One reason we look sideways at the “handmade” qualifier is that...

2019 Stockli

How do you un-rocker a rockered baseline? Stöckli has always maintained an arms-length enthusiasm for rocker, and probably wish the whole idea had never been born. For 2019, it’s modifying the tip shape and baseline on the Laser SX and Laser AX – perennial Realskiers’...

Stormrider 95

The Stöckli Stormrider 95 is so instinctively powerful, once set in motion it radiates control, pulling the skier into its orbit. “Go faster,” it whispers. “Don’t worry about a thing. I’ve got this.” The Stormrider 95 is so masterful in all conditions, it feels as if...