Skis

The FIS RACE category refers to a collection of FIS-compliant race skis. These skis offer the highest possible level of skiing performance. These are tough, dynamic, aggressive skis designed primarily for outstanding performance on race tracks.

The FIS JUNIOR RACE category refers to a collection of junior racing skis. These skis offer the highest possible level of skiing performance whether you choose a dynamic and agile slalom ski or a fast and precise giant slalom or a dynamic and lightning fast "super-jump".

The RACE CARVER category contains both a tuned racing slalom for experienced skiers, whose domain is aggressive, short and fast curves mainly on groomed slopes, and a tuned racing giant for very experienced skiers and amateur racing skiing. Its strengths are handling, stability and perfect, clean turns.

The PERFORMANCE category contains high quality equipment for experienced riders and carving lovers. Whether you choose the playful, fun and very spinny PC 71 or the docile, stable PC 74, which revels in medium speeds, or the most versatile PC 77, which thanks to its width can traverse almost all terrains steadily and without hesitation and is thus very suitable for all-day use.

Skis in the SPORT category are friendly, relaxed skis designed for a very wide range of skiers (from beginners to advanced skiers) and different types of surfaces. The SC 71 holds up very well in fast carving turns and even allows you to ski sweeping turns. The SC 74 is very similar to the PC 74, but it is the non-titanal version. The ski is very similar in hardness but with a more comfortable (relaxed) feel. The SC 77 is similar in construction to the PC 77, but again this is the non-titanal version. Thanks to its width, it can handle any terrain, from morning corduroy to afternoon broken piste.

As the name of this FUN category indicates, this is all about fun. All models are extremely playful and agile, forcing their rider to take clean, short curves at slow to medium speeds. This is a great tool for maximum carving enjoyment.

The ALL MOUNTAIN category contains versatile skis suitable for all types of snow. These are the only LUSTi skis that are designed primarily for the piste and have a rocker (inverted camber) in the tip that makes it easier to enter a turn. The skis in this category are robust and will playfully traverse any terrain with great composure and stability.

The LADIES PERFORMANCE category is aimed primarily at more sporty skiers. The LP 68 model is based on the RC SL slalom, but thanks to the reduction of one titanium plate, the ski is easier to handle and thanks to the narrower centre it allows easy transition from turn to turn. LP 72 is more suitable for medium and longer turns and like all models in this category has only one plate of titanal, so it is easier to handle, yet strong and reliable enough even at higher speeds. The last representative is the LP 76, thanks to its width of 76 mm under the shoe, you can ride it on almost all terrains, stable and without hesitation.

The LADIES LIGHT category contains high-quality and balanced women's skis, designed for the slopes. The all-wood Paulownia core and sandwich construction makes the ski lighter and more willing to flex in the turn, so it will suit even lighter skiers, while maintaining enough stability to ride on hardpack. This range of skis is particularly suitable for female skiers who do not seek aggressive, dynamic riding, but like to ride and take a weekend in the mountains primarily as a rest and skiing as relaxation.

JUNIOR CARVING skis are designed for the youngest children with a passion for extreme carving. Despite their minimal length, the skis insist on the maximum possible carving concept. Thanks to its minimal longitudinal stiffness, even light children can flex it at low speeds.

Children's carving ski. Skis are designed for a wide range of small skiers - from beginners to advanced. The ski can carve a curve on the edge, but it can also handle skidding.

Children's carving ski. Skis are designed for a wide range of small skiers - from beginners to advanced. The ski can carve a curve on the edge, but it can also handle skidding.

The TOUR category skis will appeal to a wide range of ski mountaineers. The TOUR 70 is ideal for relaxing trips in the Czech snowy mountains. The TOUR 82 is designed primarily for hiking and possibly sharper descents, but thanks to its width and rocker in the tip you can also enjoy free terrain riding. TOUR 94 provide amazing freedom of movement. With these skis, you can go to the high mountains and enjoy powder riding on long descents.

The LUSTi TOUR RACE isn't just a classic skialp, it's an ultra-light downhill ski that puts you first on the hill and gives you the perfect riding experience, whether you're cruising down a groomed slope or descending a steep couloir.

Versatile, fun skis that can be used for both exploring the slopes and jumping in the snowpark. Light, stable, flexible for jumps, playful on the piste, more for medium to longer turns and fun riding.

The Freeride category contains the women's all-mountain MUSE and the men's VERTIGO. The skis are nicely cut with a shifted tip point to the middle, a long rocker and a softer overall composition.  With its great weight, this is a great free skate touring ski. You will also find the RYBR big mountain skis, which are designed for both powder and piste thanks to their 110 mm width under the boot and rocker in the tip. You'll enjoy this ski most in the big mountains, where there's a mix of powder, blown ice in places, ice crusts and it can handle spring firn. The last representative is the pure powder ski KRAKO, a ski suitable for both fast riding on open plains, steep slopes or beautiful riding in the woods.It is at home in deep snow, thanks to the construction it floats beautifully and the ride is more like surfing. Agile in turns, confident on the landing after jumps and calm at high speed.