“This ski is definitely for the aggressive and confident skier who loves to go fast and ski steep and deep,” tester Christian Johansen nails the Scott Pure Pro 109 on the head. Made by and for Jérémie Heitz, the Scott Pure Pro 109 is designed to withstand all the conditions you can run into on a big freeride mission—from steep and deep to spicy and firm and everything in between. While the new construction lightens the ski up, a progressive Titanal layer encourages a consistent and responsive performance, and a wood core guarantees a smooth and easy ride. Just take it from the king of chaos, tester Ian Doherty, who says “great ski, plenty of float and playfulness in the Jackson side country and held up very well at high speeds on variable traverses.”
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