TRT – Torsion Racing Technology
Lengthwise cuts at the tip and tail provide more control and tolerance. The ski does not react overly aggressive at the beginning and end of the turn.
Benefits:
• Improved curve technique
• Energy savings and less effort

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

SOC – Size Optimized Construciton
FIS models are precisely adapted to each individual’s physical needs and skiing requirements.
Benefits:
• Perfectly aligned with an athlete‘s skiing level
• Complies with FIS Rules

SME – Solid Metal Edge
Stöckli has started incorporating wider edges in all of its ski models. This not only extends the lifetime of the ski, but it also pays dividends for ski rental services, where the material is subject to particularly harsh use. In addition, the exceptionally robust materials and a clever design protect the ski surface against scratches and damage.
Benefits:
• Longer ski service life
• More edge-sharpening services are possible over the lifetime of the ski

FEC - Full Edge Contact
The ski is wider at the tip (and for GS also at the tail).
Benefits:
• Easier and faster initiation of the turn
• enhanced grip in the turn thanks to a longer edge contact length

TSS – 3.0 Top Sheet Structure
New surface on the LASER models. Combining three different textures, the skis gain a unique, classy and athletic look. Every ski is unique.
Benefits:
• Durable (scratches are less visible)
• Eye-catching