In-coming Metron! The M11 to replace the amazing R: 11, max performance in any terrain is still the name of the game, but the new shape sees the ski edging more towards variable terrain, bumps, crud, powder and any other savagery away from groomed runs. A massive sidecut gives a great carve in all conditions for expert skiers, but they are better suited to short and medium carved turns than their speedier predecessors. Tough to compare against other skis as the shape and width is a different approach, especially in light of Volkl who still have much slimmer designs.

Pair ground-breaking Metron geometry with Beta Puls Titanium and what do you get? A ski that thrives in two worlds. More supple than a Romanian gymnast, the M:11 still snarls on groomed slopes. Hit the powder and crank out a few turns - you may forget you left the piste. Grab an M:11, and feel your limitations fall away.