Allmountain 82
CHF 1'498
CHF 1'498
The Allmountain 82 ski offers sporty performance on the slopes while also providing the versatility to excel off-piste.
Recommended binding: Radical Free 412
- Slope/Carving 80%
- Freeride 80%
- Touring 80%
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Satisfaction Guarantee
5-year warranty on flex and camber.
High-quality craftsmanship
The Allmountain 82 ski is the ideal all-rounder for riders who want to enjoy both the slopes and off-piste. With a width of 82 mm under the binding, this ski offers the perfect balance between sporty performance on the piste and reliable float in the backcountry.
Thanks to its strong sidecut, V-shape, and high torsional strength, it delivers direct edge transitions, high smoothness, and excellent edge grip.
Titanium, carbon, and Kevlar inserts provide stability and precision, while the new tip glides effortlessly through soft snow. Durable materials and a superlight sandwich construction make the Allmountain 82 a versatile ski that turns every ski day into an experience.
Flex hardness: 6.5 Torsion hardness: 8 (scale 1–10)
Technical specifications
| Allmountain 82 | 155 | 165 | 177 |
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| Length (cm) | 153.7 | 164.9 | 177 |
| effective Edge Length (cm) | 126.0 | 135.5 | 145.5 |
| Tip width (mm) | 123.0 | 128.8 | 134.5 |
| Center width (mm) | 77 | 80 | 82 |
| Tail width (mm) | 99 | 106.3 | 112 |
| Radius (m) | 12.5 | 13 | 13.5 |
| Setback (mm) | 55 | 55 | 55 |
| Rider weight (kg) | 45 - 75 | 50 - 85 | 60 - 105 |
| Weight/piece (kg) +/- | 1.3 | 1.4 | 1.55 |
Additional information
| Scope of delivery | Before shipping, the ski is finished with a high-quality base and edge grind and is carefully waxed. A suitable Radical binding can be ordered from the online shop under 'Ski Bindings.' The base plate is already pre-mounted. We recommend having the binding heads mounted and the Z-values precisely adjusted by a professional shop. |
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2 reviews for Allmountain 82
Key features
- Versatile ski
- For riders who spend 60% on the slopes and 40% off-piste
- Strong sidecut and V-shape
- High-quality and robust construction
- Leightweight
- Race base
Baseline
The shape of the ski in side view:
Tail: The tail of the ski.
Tip: The nose or front of the ski.
Camber: Referred to as positive camber, it describes the natural curvature of a ski when not under load. Camber is a key factor when choosing the right ski.
Rocker: Referred to as negative camber. We use tip and tail rocker, which shortens the effective edge length. This makes the ski more agile and easier to maneuver, making it more forgiving of mistakes. The rocker also improves float in soft snow, while the existing camber in the middle ensures good control.
Materials
We place great importance on sustainability and ensure that every step—from material selection to packaging—respects both people and the environment. Our Radical models are handmade, with local wood cores and short transportation distances.
Thanks to the carbon-Kevlar sandwich construction, our boards offer outstanding riding performance and durability, backed by a five-year warranty on flex and camber.
The high-molecular graphite racing base ensures excellent glide and maneuverability. All models are handmade with great attention to detail. No effort is too great for us to produce the best snowboards and skis.
Eugene –
Simply one of the most fun and versatile skiis I’ve ever been on. These skiis turn every run, in almost any condition into a joyful playground. If you enjoy a mix of on and off-piste skiing, carving at 80kph one run while dodging trees on the next and then gliding backwards while teaching your kids to ski the run after that: then these skiis will be bring a smile to your face every day.
Christian Golder –
Surf – a board for everything – also works for skis: Allmountain :)))))
Roger –
A brilliant ski for every day and all conditions. Stable at high speeds, and with a bit of effort, short turns are also quite manageable. Of course, it’s not quite as aggressive as a slalom carver, but it’s much more versatile. In poorer piste conditions or heavy slush in the spring, it glides through like it’s on rails.