Peltonen Metsä Skin

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I bought 270 long skis, I weigh approx. 80 kg. Pretty good carrying capacity and good grip. In sloppy snow, the grip is not enough, but I guess you can't expect that when the hair is in the grip area in such a way that the gliding properties of the ski would get their rights.

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270cm skis carry a +100kg guy well and have enough grip! Very good for winter yachts.

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A great choice for terrain, does not sink and the fur base works as it should. Luisto is not particularly good.

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Fantastic skis

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Good skis, good glide. A bit of a minus is the formation of ice on the holding hair in mild weather. The tip rises well to the snow surface. I recommend.

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After a couple of trips, it feels very good to ski. I haven't been able to test it in deep powder snow yet.

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The product was as promised, high-quality and sturdy. Delivery smooth.

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The best plastic forest ski available, but the longest option, 270 cm, is too short to carry in loose snow. The tip is soft enough to lift in loose snow. Skin provides grip, but not enough in loose snow. Longer stirrups may then be needed.

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In the background, 10 years of forest skiing, first with genuine scale-based tower skis, then with cheap and long Ozooms. Now two runs behind with Peltonen's skin soles, one run in over 10 degrees below zero, the other in freezing weather. Slip on the soles and wax on the skins. Unbelievably excellent skis in these situations! Especially in wet conditions, riding on the slopes of hills and ditches becomes significantly easier when there is enough grip in every situation. Significantly less forceful "stick application" is needed. Edit: long winter of skiing behind me and experienced all skiing conditions from plus to minus 25 degrees. There are also multi-day hikes and long skiing days. Skis just work. I haven't been able to finish the dreaded hair getting wet.

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A very good and skiable forest ski. The traction hair brings ease on the uphill sections of the terrain. The bow part is flexible and rises well to the surface in sinking snow.