Our complete test of the Movement Alp Tracks 102 Swiss was conducted in the field under different snow conditions. Find the detailed analysis of the uphill behavior, downhill performance, strengths, limitations, and our verdict in the magazine.
The Movement Alp Tracks 102 is the widest model in the Alp Tracks range. Developed for practitioners seeking a touring ski capable of offering excellent flotation in deep snow while maintaining a particularly light weight, it is aimed at enthusiasts of large alpine routes, freerando, and long days in the mountains.
With its 102 mm underfoot, this ski prioritizes versatility in winter conditions and performance in soft snow. Its modern shape combines a long tip rocker with a classic camber underfoot to promote flotation, maneuverability, and stability when the terrain becomes more demanding.
The construction is based on a paulownia core combined with a high-end carbon structure. This combination reduces weight without compromising stiffness and precision. The use of carbon fibers helps optimize power transmission while maintaining excellent efficiency during long ascents.
The Movement Alp Tracks 102 also benefits from the integrated Cork Tip technology in the tip. This natural material helps absorb vibrations and improves skiing comfort when conditions become more irregular. The whole is complemented by a high-density base designed to offer good glide quality as well as reinforced edges suitable for intensive mountain use.
Available in several lengths, the Alp Tracks 102 targets advanced to expert skiers who want a wide touring ski capable of performing well on large glaciers, in powdery bowls, or on more challenging routes. Its positioning makes it a particularly interesting choice for those who value descent quality as much as uphill efficiency.
Thanks to its particularly competitive weight-to-width ratio and its high-end construction made in Switzerland, the Movement Alp Tracks 102 stands out as a reference for ski touring enthusiasts looking for a high-performance ski for high mountain adventures as well as the most ambitious freerando outings.
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