Brand: Pomoca

    Category: Ski General

    Recommended by Joel Pemble, Backcountry Skier — Bozeman, MT

    Highlights: lightweight

    Price: $269.95

    Joel Pemble's review

    Lightweight quality skins

    Recommended by Joel Pemble, Backcountry Skier

    Frequently asked questions

    What does Joel Pemble say about the Pomoca Tour Pro Climbing Skins - 140 mm?

    Lightweight quality skins

    Why does Joel Pemble recommend Pomoca?

    Joel Pemble recommends the Pomoca Pomoca Tour Pro Climbing Skins - 140 mm for ski general. Lightweight quality skins

    Is the Pomoca Tour Pro Climbing Skins - 140 mm a good ski general?

    Yes — Joel Pemble recommends the Pomoca Tour Pro Climbing Skins - 140 mm by Pomoca as their ski general pick. Lightweight quality skins

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    5 experts recommend the Pomoca Tour Pro Climbing Skins - 140 mm.

    Angela Martz, Backcountry Ski Guide

    Had my ski guide course this spring on Mt. Baker and while most of my fellow students had their skins fail at some point in the slop, these held true and worked! Can't ask for much more

    Recommended in Ski Touring

    Ross Kennedy, Snowcat Ski Guide

    Favorite skins I have used. They have a smooth glide, good grip, and are relatively lightweight. Make sure that you size the width to be larger than the maximum width of your ski (usually at the tip).

    Recommended in Backcountry Gear

    Leo Cocchiara - Beyond The Slopes, Tailored Travel, Expert Outfitting, Endless Adventure

    These are the best skins in the game. Known for their exceptional durability, grip, glide, & user friendliness. I love that they come with a hard case and the color will even look nice with your graphics! *Click the "buy at" button to purchase. I will get commission on anything you put in your cart. Your support helps me continue to facilitate the gnar and is much appreciated!*

    Recommended in David S

    Alexi Most, Ski Instructor / Wildland Firefighter

    These skins have survived hot nights in a car, cold nights in a Forest Service cabin, being scraped over branches, being stepped over rocks, being balanced over creeks, and living wet in a pack for weeks when I forgot about them (whoops). They glide well and they stick well.

    Recommended in Backcountry Skiing