2027 Stockli Montero AX Skis

Versatility is the whole point of the Stockli Montero AX, an all-mountain ski equally at home on morning corduroy, fresh snow, and slushy spring afternoons. A lightweight poplar and beech wood core, an all-mountain rocker profile, and Titanal cut into the tip and tail combine for a ski that initiates turns easily and stays composed when conditions keep shifting. The result is a friendly, dynamic ride that holds its own across the whole mountain.

Why we like it:

The Tip and Tail Flex design is the clever part here, with Titanal notched into the shovel and tail to soften the ends of the ski. It makes turn entry and exit genuinely smooth and supple, so the AX feels playful rather than planky.

Who it's for:

Intermediate to advanced skiers who want one ski for everything the resort offers. A strong match for skiers who spend most of their time on trail but want the confidence to drop into soft snow and variable conditions without switching skis.

Highlights:

A light poplar and beech wood core sets the tone, keeping the Montero AX quick and easy to maneuver. The headline is Tip and Tail Flex technology, where Titanal is cut into the tip and tail to relax the flex at both ends; that is what gives the ski its smooth, harmonious turn initiation and release. An All Mountain Rocker profile lifts the tip for easier handling in fresh and chopped-up snow, and Adaptive Contact Length means the amount of edge engaged with the snow changes with how hard you carve. Solid Metal Edge Light keeps grip predictable on firmer trails, Full Edge Contact shaping keeps turns clean, and a Tail Rocker adds a touch of extra release. It's a build tuned for control and easygoing dynamics rather than outright power.

Things to consider:

The Montero AX prioritizes versatility and approachability over top-end horsepower. Skiers who want to ski fast and aggressively all day will find more muscle in the AR within the Montero line.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Standard sizing applies to the Montero AX. Stick with the length you normally ride; drop a length for lighter, more playful handling or bump up a length for added stability in open terrain.