Symbiotic 115

Name: Symbiotic 115 - Natural - Skis & Snowboards
Price: 1680.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

The Symbiotic 115 is the ultimate big-mountain ally built to conquer deep off-piste terrain, from resort hikes into untracked faces, choice couloirs, and pillow lines, to effortless, fluid tree skiing in mid-winter powder. Tailored perfectly for short lift-plus-skin missions and those epic powder days where float and maneuverability matter most, its massive spatula-style tip and deep rocker allow you to plane naturally while the lightweight Paulownia core devours demanding conditions with ease. You will experience absolute confidence thanks to a dual-radius sidecut: a short 14m radius allows you to pivot with millimeter precision through tight trees and narrow chutes, which instantly transforms into a rock-solid 24m arc when you open it up on wide-open faces at high speed. Complete with a progressive twin-tip tail that eliminates hookiness and smooths out every smear or speed check, this is a ski that never demands your energy but works seamlessly with you, delivering total downhill authority so you can focus entirely on living the perfect line across any terrain. For Hikes around 600m of ascent, hunting out couloirs and pillow lines, this is the ski you want, a favourite of all the team riders.

Shape

Specifications

Symbiotic115 — 166cm
Waist; 115mm
~1,690g per ski
Best for lighter riders. Manoeuvrable in tight terrain.

Symbiotic115 — 176cm
Waist; 115mm
~1,790g per ski
The reference. Float and control for most riders.

Symbiotic115 — 186cm
Waist; 115mm
~1,870g per ski
Maximum platform in deep conditions.

Construction

Materials, Why we use itt and what you feel

Paulownia core (Spain)
At 115mm, weight management is critical. Paulownia’s strength-to-weight keeps the Symbiotic 115 manageable on short climbs.
Floaty and light underfoot in deep snow. A wide ski that does not feel heavy.

Strandwoven bamboo sidewalls
Torsional contribution at 115mm. Essential for edge hold when a wide ski is manoeuvred in tight terrain.
The ski does what you ask, even in trees and tight spaces.

Flax / carbon (Bcomp)
Tuned for float and manoeuvrability rather than high-speed stability.
Smooth and responsive. A ski that invites exploration.

Cork tip & tail
Vibration management on the widest platform in the Symbiotic line. Works with the turned-up tail.
Clean in the varied snow types you find in trees and off-piste.

Stainless steel guards
Full delamination prevention.
Built to last seasons of this kind of use.

Wood veneer
Real hardwood, unique grain.
Stands out in any resort setting.

Entropy Bioresin Throughout the full build.

Care

Start with the topsheet, since it’s real wood and, like any wood, it’s alive — it takes on and gives off moisture depending on where it’s kept, so avoid leaving the skis somewhere damp, against a radiator, or baking in a hot car. Give the topsheet an occasional coat of our wax too; it feeds the wood and protects the finish, much the same as oiling a wooden worktop or treating a good pair of leather boots, and it’s a couple of minutes well spent.

The base is where regular maintenance pays off . Wax it often — it’s quick, it keeps the ski running smoothly across the snow. Keep the edges deburred so they don’t catch, but there’s no need to sand or grind every time you tune; that just removes more of the base than necessary and shortens its working life.

Once a season, or after base repair, take the skis to a shop with a diamond stone for a proper restructure. It’s not just cosmetic — the structure cut into the ptex helps break the surface tension of the water layer that forms under a moving ski, which is what actually lets it glide rather than stick, particularly in the wetter snow you’ll find on resort-access powder days as temperatures rise. Look after it this way and the 115 will keep performing, lap after lap, for years.