Rocker
The longer curvature of the shovel, called rocker technology, is specially adapted for each ski model.
Benefits:
• better float in powder
• Less effort required
• easier to turn on pistes
• easier edging

SST – Sandiwch Sidewall Technology
The ski is built up layer-by-layer, with each layer glued together under pressure – a well-proven manufacturing process in ski construction.
Benefits:
• optimum energy transfer
• optimum precision
• heavy-duty construction

SLC – Super Light Core
Special wood types such as fuma or balsa wood are used for all-mountain, freeride, and touring models.
Benefits:
• Reduced weight due to ultralight cores
• dynamic ski response
• very durable

TGL – Thin Glass Laminte
The Thin Glass Laminate is about 25% lighter than traditional laminates.
Benefits:
• Saves weight without compromising rigidity

TiTec – Titanal Technology
Graphics directly applied to brushed Titanal top-sheet
Benefits:
• Unique Design – Stöckli exclusive
• Reduction of weight

TSLE – Touring Super Light Edge
These special edges for touring skis are not as wide or as high as traditional alpine edges.
Benefits:
• Weight savings (up to 25% lighter than SME light)

HTT – Hollow Titanal Technology
By punching perforations in the bottom Titanal layer, you get a lighter ski. By specially positioning of the perforations, the basic properties of Titanal, like torsional rigidity, are not lost.
Benefits:
• Weight savings
• Increased ski maneuverability

TT – Touring Tail
Special milling at the tail for our touring skis.
Benefits:
• Secure hold for touring skins
• Weight savings
• Smoother torsion at the tail