It's fair to say that Commencal are a pretty big deal in the mountain bike world. Their move into snowsports, which they call their 'snow project', aims to achieve that same standing in the ski/snowboard industry, all the way to carrying well known product names across from the MTB line. You can have a Commencal Clash bike and a Clash ski, and they are going to be focused in the same general direction in their given sports. With how many skiers switch to the bike for the summer months, it seems a no-brainer when you think about it.

Launched 5 years ago, their Ski range is being fine-tuned yearly, but there is no desire to rush the process. Progress is built on feedback from athletes like Paul Vieuxtemps, Andreas Herranz, and new addition, Timothy Sivignon. For the 23/24, the emphasis is on creating tools to have even more fun on snow. The biggest highlight? A new iteration of their eponymous 'Clash' ski. The Clash was one of their first models, but this year's version is a full revamp and it looks like an absolute banger of an everyday option, at a great price.

The team has been heavily involved in the development of this new Clash, skiing it everywhere from backcountry jumps to the streets. Check out Tim crushing it on the new whips below and get stoked for ski reviews coming this season from our team

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1079564/REVEAL-THE-STOKE---Tim-SivignonInnovative products, high quality, and a focus on making your days on the hill as fun as possible are at the forefront of the brand direction. The Commencal philosophy is 100% evident in their new range, which has everything from 90mm underfoot park skis to 118mm freeride skis. For the NS community, it's all about the Absolut, their park ripper, and the brand-new Clash. Check out more on those skis below and watch this space, Commencal is in the ski game to stay.