Decathlon Wilder 95

OUR REVIEW OF THE DECATHLON WILDER 95

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MANUFACTURER’S OPINION

The Decathlon Wilder 95 touring ski offers the perfect balance between lightness and skiability, thus meeting the needs of skiers looking for an ideal compromise between glide pleasure and ease of ascent. Here’s why it is a wise choice for experienced hikers.

Light Carbon Construction: Thanks to its carbon construction, the Wilder 95 is the lightest ski in its range. This lightness allows for an easier and less tiring ascent while offering solid downhill performance. Versatility in the Mountains: With its straight sidecuts, the Wilder 95 offers excellent grip on steep slopes or traverses. This makes it a reliable companion for experienced skiers looking to push their limits in the mountains.

Technical Specifications: Available in sizes 162 cm, 170 cm, and 178 cm, the Wilder 95 features a sidecut of 124 mm / 95 mm / 110 mm, thus offering a good balance between flotation in powder and grip on hard snow. Its radius of 21 meters in 170 cm gives it precise and responsive maneuverability. The weight of the bare ski is only 1240 g in 170 cm, making it a perfectly suitable choice for long ascents. Available in a pack with the Almonte 10 Tyrolia binding, the total weight of the ski with binding is 1570 g in 170 cm. The Almonte 10 Tyrolia bindings are equipped with an adjustable plate, thus offering great adaptability to different boot lengths.

Affordable Price: With a price of 800 €, the Wilder 95 offers excellent value for money for skiers looking for high-performance and reliable equipment for their mountain adventures. In summary, the Decathlon Wilder 95 touring ski is a versatile, lightweight, and high-performance choice, ideal for experienced skiers seeking mountain escape. Its compromise between lightness and skiability makes it a reliable outing companion, capable of meeting the highest demands in alpine touring.

DECATHLON WILDER 95 FEATURES

• Sidecuts: 110-95-124
• Measured weight: 2680g per pair
• Sizes: 162 170 178cm
• Radius: 21m
• price: 800€ (with skins and bindings)
• SIMILAR SINCE: 2025/2026

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