<p>Amplid solved the “if you could only take one ski” question years ago, with the Rockwell. Peak to park the Rockwell has convinced thousands of skiers that one ski is truly capable of demoting an entire quiver to storage. Its logic-defying geometry bypasses the conventional rules of ski design and stitches together the cranky sidecut and short running length of a resort carver with the surface area and smooth early-rise tips of a powder ski. Reactive and secure on its edges, and lofty in 3D snowpack, the Rockwell has the broadest performance range of any ski in the Amplid range.</p>

<p>The Alter Ego sacrifices its lookalike's weight advantage for raw on-edge performance. Featured in the Alter Ego is an abundance of materials and technologies which together create the best resort ski that Amplid has ever built.Its 12m radius (at 175cm) pulls the ski onto an edge and then slingshots it into the next carve. This centrifugal feel is intensified by Amplid's Titanal Centriband Technology, a strip of Titanium alloy which runs along the whole length of the ski, above and below the core. Not only does Titanal supercharge the ski's flex and magnify the edge bite, it is also incredibly efficient at dampening vibrations caused by tracked conditions and refrozen corduroy. With added Basalt Suspension Strips the Alter Ego's edge is guaranteed to be always engaged and gripping hard. Its 95mm waist is wider than most of its contemporaries, but the Alter Ego really benefits from a performance boost in un-pisted snow. Cruise Camber not only feels wired and responsive like POP Camber, it's pretty handy in powder too. The flat tails make loading and unloading these animals at the gondola station that little bit more sophisticated.</p>

<p>The Alter Ego sacrifices its lookalike's weight advantage for raw on-edge performance. Featured in the Alter Ego is an abundance of materials and technologies which together create the best resort ski that Amplid has ever built.Its 12m radius (at 175cm) pulls the ski onto an edge and then slingshots it into the next carve. This centrifugal feel is intensified by Amplid's Titanal Centriband Technology, a strip of Titanium alloy which runs along the whole length of the ski, above and below the core. Not only does Titanal supercharge the ski's flex and magnify the edge bite, it is also incredibly efficient at dampening vibrations caused by tracked conditions and refrozen corduroy. With added Basalt Suspension Strips the Alter Ego's edge is guaranteed to be always engaged and gripping hard. Its 95mm waist is wider than most of its contemporaries, but the Alter Ego really benefits from a performance boost in un-pisted snow. Cruise Camber not only feels wired and responsive like POP Camber, it's pretty handy in powder too. The flat tails make loading and unloading these animals at the gondola station that little bit more sophisticated.</p>

The Alter Ego sacrifices its lookalike's weight advantage for raw on-edge performance. Featured in the Alter Ego is an abundance of materials and technologies which together create the best resort ski that Amplid has ever built.Its 12m radius (at 175cm) pulls the ski onto an edge and then slingshots it into the next carve. This centrifugal feel is intensified by Amplid's Titanal Centriband Technology, a strip of Titanium alloy which runs along the whole length of the ski, above and below the core. Not only does Titanal supercharge the ski's flex and magnify the edge bite, it is also incredibly efficient at dampening vibrations caused by tracked conditions and refrozen corduroy. With added Basalt Suspension Strips the Alter Ego's edge is guaranteed to be always engaged and gripping hard. Its 95mm waist is wider than most of its contemporaries, but the Alter Ego really benefits from a performance boost in un-pisted snow. Cruise Camber not only feels wired and responsive like POP Camber, it's pretty handy in powder too. The flat tails make loading and unloading these animals at the gondola station that little bit more sophisticated.

<p>The PROVOKE is a true twin shape, with sick switch-riding stability, a dampening underfoot-camber and a rockered early nose and tail rise: Super playful in the park, jib-friendly feel at slow speeds, but also with tons of pop for taking your tricks to natural terrain, taking a new line down some pillows, or taking more speed into a slash. Freestyle fun all over the mountain, whether you’re jibbing a stump, dropping into a powder gully or spinning off a kicker - all that for a reasonable price.</p>

<p>Reinvigorating the Gogo meant going back to the drawing board. Improving this popular freestyle snowboard’s all-mountain capabilities was top of the agenda; a directional twin shape and camber-dominant Hybrid-V bend tick that box. Lofty in powder, secure on an edge and teeming with energy, the Gogo is effortless to ride, but has plenty of performance in reserve.</p>