Stormrider 95 24/25

With the Stormrider 95, there are practically no limits. Fresh snow as well as groomed slopes are child’s play for this ski. Its completely revised construction, geometry and binding point, which is a little further forward, means you can enjoy better maneuvrability and even more skiing fun. Gliding through the fresh powder or carving on perfectly groomed slopes? Only you can decide what your next day’s skiing should be like.

Construction

The Stormrider 95 is made in Stöckli’s Swiss factory, and we immediately noticed its finishing quality — it came with a detailed base structure and the brand’s signature titanal-metal top layer. That metal layer reportedly has the graphics printed directly to it, but then Stöckli says they add a protective coating with a slightly raised structure to reduce scratching.

Shape & Rocker Profile

The Stormrider 95’s shape and rocker profile fall on the more traditional end of the spectrum for a 95mm-wide all-mountain ski. It doesn’t feature a whole lot of early tapering at its tips and tails and is mostly cambered, with fairly shallow tip and tail rocker lines.

Flex Pattern

Here’s how we’d characterize the flex pattern of the Stormrider 95:

Tips: 6
Shovels: 6-6.5
In Front of Toe Piece: 7-9.5
Underfoot: 10
Behind the Heel Piece: 9.5-8.5
Tails: 8-7.5

Sidecut Radius

The stated sidecut radius of the 182 cm Stormrider 95 we’ve been testing is 18.5 meters, which is about average for this class — neither super long nor super short.

Mount Point

The Stormrider 95 is a decidedly directional ski with a recommended mount point to match — at about -10 cm from true center, it’s pretty standard for its class.