While leaning firmly towards harder snow conditions and piste use, the Mya No 6 is plenty versatile enough for a bit of adventuring as well, whether it’s off the side of the piste or in shallow powder further away.

Great for :

Fast speeds on or off piste

Not so great for :

Not the best for deep powder

Target ability level :

At 127 and 109 mils respectively, the tip and tail are quite a bit wider than you would usually expect from an all-mountain ski that’s nearly 80 underfoot and this means that, unusually for an all-mountain ski, the No 6 has a quite short sidecut radius so is great for short turns on piste.

There’s no rocker for this ski which enhances piste performance – when the ski’s tipped over, the tip bites into the carve straight away while the wide tail helps hold the carve through the turn while the long effective edge provides grip and bite for stability at speed and precision carving.

Flow Ride Technology softens the tip by replacing part of the core material with an elastomer substance for easier turn initiation in softer snow and at slower speeds.