the go-to ski to get some
Leave it to Beaver. For the hard-charging girl who wants that quiver ski to do it all. Slaying it through an untracked tree stash, and then airing it out on a groomer—a girl has a right to change her mind, after all. Ridin’ the Beaver has never been so fun.
Razor Cut
Bamboo Core
Kevlar
Early Rise
Vacuum Molding
| SKI SPECS | 159CM | 169CM | 179CM |
|---|---|---|---|
| TIP-WAIST-TAIL MM | 136-100-121 | 136-100-121 | 136-100-121 |
| WEIGHT LBS/PAIR | 7.4 | 7.8 | 8.8 |
| TURN RADIUS M | 17.2 | 19.5 | 19.4 |
| SPEED RATING | 6-10 | 6-10 | 6-10 |
| ABILITY LEVEL | EXPERT | EXPERT | EXPERT |
Beaver 2014 (Ski Only)
Are you in search of the evasive quiver ski? This is it. The Beaver is the ski that can tackle everything, from gripping it on groomers to poaching powder. With the 50%-50% Camber, the medium-plus early rise tip, strong tail, and traditional camber underfoot makes this the do-it-all ride. If you ski about 50% groomers and 50% powder, then this is the ski for you. With 100mm underfoot and a shape for turning and burning, we call this the "One Ski Quiver" for a reason.
Pssst, girls, we don’t dumb down our skis. This is exactly the same ski as the award-winning Groundhog with a different topsheet. Constructed with a FSC certified full bamboo core, the ride is strong. Even stronger with a Kevlar veil, which adds energy to your turns and dampens vibrations. Our specially designed Razor Cut sidecut provides strong edge grip—straighter where you need cutting power and curved in the right spots for turning.
Customer Reviews
FANTASTIC! - Megan D
After demoing most of the line last season, I finally chose the Beaver in 169. For me this is my everyday slayer and touring set up for my home mountain of Stowe, VT. From early morning skins to lapping the chair all day long, the Beaver proves its versatility from corduroy to POW.Posted on 3/7/14
A great telemark ski - teletime
I absolutely love the Beaver as a tele ski. I mounted the bindings on the recommended standard setting, which I was scared was a bit too far forward with the Beaver's early rise tip, but it's perfect. The skis carve amazingly well, and float in powder just as great. I would typically ski a longer ski, but on RAMPs I also think the 169 is super fun and easy to turn.Posted on 1/20/14
RAMP skis tend to ski a bit long - Hoggins
Absolutely love my Beavers and Peacepipes. RAMP skis tend to ski a bit long, even for an aggressive former ski racer like myself, so I ski a 169cm in both models and love that they can rip in wide open bowls/runs or be super quick in tighter terrain.Posted on 1/16/14
Fave BC ski - Skiergirl
I have my Beaver's setup with some dynafit bindings for the backcountry and they rock. I am 5'6" and ski the 169cm and it is PERFECT for my backcountry adventures. They are relatively light for skinning up, and are the perfect length for any type of run down. I am able to make quick turns in tight trees, or let it open and rip down a chute or bowl. Love them!Posted on 1/8/14
Ski Profile
- Medium-plus early rise and reverse sidecut in tip
- Strong tail with 20mm rise
- Best shape for one ski quiver, half in pow, half on groomers
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