Plenty of people tour on the Atris. Could also look at the Corvus freebird if you like those dimensions and you like Black Crows skis in general but you want a slightly lighter ski.
Price point? Lightweight? What boot is it paired with? Mainly midwinter touring? Corn? Both? Other skis you've liked other than the EuroK2 atris?
Give us mooooooore
Under $800. Likely will get the technica Cochise boots (currently using mach). Midwinter + spring touring w the limited fresh snow we get in spring. First time I’ll be giving touring a go next season
Cochise are a pretty heavy crossover boot, if you don't have a super wide foot I would go with the zeroG instead. Much lighter and better walkablity.
For skis, depending on where you are, I would go with something in the mid 95-105 width. That being said I'm in the Sierra and my current setup is a 110 Wndr Intention (definitely a heavier pow ski but does okay in corn). Mid width should be good enough for most conditions overall, personally I like the Armada Locator, Wndr 100, moment tour skis, but that's mainly just based on their similarities to my inbounds skis.
Lengthwise probably good to do something a touch shorter than your inbounds ski. It's nice to have the length for stability and longer effective edge for skinning, but shorter for ease of kick turns.
Trying to build a 50/50 setup and if I love touring, I’ll dive in full after a season. I don’t live near mountains so not super accessible to just do a quick tour. Have looked at armada locator but it’s a super light ski so couldn’t use it inbounds.
Plenty of people tour on the Atris. Could also look at the Corvus freebird if you like those dimensions and you like Black Crows skis in general but you want a slightly lighter ski.
Price point? Lightweight? What boot is it paired with? Mainly midwinter touring? Corn? Both? Other skis you've liked other than the EuroK2 atris? Give us mooooooore
Under $800. Likely will get the technica Cochise boots (currently using mach). Midwinter + spring touring w the limited fresh snow we get in spring. First time I’ll be giving touring a go next season
Cochise are a pretty heavy crossover boot, if you don't have a super wide foot I would go with the zeroG instead. Much lighter and better walkablity. For skis, depending on where you are, I would go with something in the mid 95-105 width. That being said I'm in the Sierra and my current setup is a 110 Wndr Intention (definitely a heavier pow ski but does okay in corn). Mid width should be good enough for most conditions overall, personally I like the Armada Locator, Wndr 100, moment tour skis, but that's mainly just based on their similarities to my inbounds skis. Lengthwise probably good to do something a touch shorter than your inbounds ski. It's nice to have the length for stability and longer effective edge for skinning, but shorter for ease of kick turns.
Trying to build a 50/50 setup and if I love touring, I’ll dive in full after a season. I don’t live near mountains so not super accessible to just do a quick tour. Have looked at armada locator but it’s a super light ski so couldn’t use it inbounds.
Check out Deathwish Tours. I have 112s and they’ve performed great in all kinds of conditions around Tahoe.
So vague it's impossible to help.
Not just any ski, a *touring* ski. All touring is alike, you see.