Dancer 2

The Dancer 2 has been slightly revised. The skis are now available in different sizes and have a new name. What has remained, however, is a true all-mountain ski. It has pretension, fine rocker at the tip and tail and, despite its name, a double layer of Titanal. The poplar core underlines the sporty character: the ski is designed for speed and smooth-running. At the same time, at well under 2 kg, it can also be combined with a stable touring binding and shred the backcountry in the style of Sam Anthamatten. Despite its flat tail that accelerates you out of every turn and the hard flex, the Dancer 2 is not a goat. It became more accessible a few years ago, which has certainly done the ski some good. Now, the Dancer 2 is made at Amer in Austria from recycled and sustainable materials, a factory that knows a thing or two about downhill performance with Atomic. With 96 mm under the binding type, the Dancer 2 is perfectly positioned as an all-mountain ski, even with the option of climbing. So if you're looking for a ski that you can do it all with and you always feel like giving your ski the spurs when skiing, then you're pretty much spot-on with the Dancer 2!