Our 2025–2026 Kästle Ski Demos in Aspen
Aspen Ski Demos Featuring Kästle Skis
Kästle has been crafting precision alpine skis since 1924, building a reputation on uncompromising quality and performance. Founded in Austria, the brand blends traditional craftsmanship with state-of-the-art engineering to produce skis that are both powerful and refined. Kästle’s signature technologies—such as their Hollowtech tip design for reduced swing weight and vibration damping, and their meticulously milled wood cores—set them apart for stability, precision, and energy transfer.
From groomer-loving carvers to adventurous all-mountain explorers, Kästle’s range speaks to skiers who appreciate responsive handling, dependable edge hold, and durability that can withstand seasons of hard use. Whether you’re arcing turns down Aspen Mountain’s steep pitches, hunting fresh tracks on Highlands Bowl, or linking GS-style arcs on Snowmass groomers, Kästle skis deliver a confident, composed ride.
Kästle Ski Demo Models
Kästle MX 84
The MX 84 is Kästle’s flagship all-mountain carver—a high-precision ski that blends race-bred DNA with everyday versatility. Its 84mm waist makes it quick edge-to-edge, while the solid wood core and Hollowtech 2.0 tip create an exceptionally smooth, stable feel even at speed. This ski thrives on groomed terrain but has the width and dampness to hold its own in afternoon chop or light off-piste conditions.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced skiers who want a high-performance carving ski with all-mountain versatility
Ideal terrain: Aspen Mountain groomers, variable snow on Buttermilk and Highlands
Why choose it: Race-inspired edge grip with a supple flex that makes it forgiving enough for all-day skiing
Kästle Paragon 93
Striking a perfect balance between agility and stability, the Paragon 93 is a do-it-all freeride ski that doesn’t shy away from either frontside or backside terrain. With its 93mm waist, it’s nimble enough for tight Aspen Highlands glades yet stable enough to charge down wide-open Snowmass bowls. Kästle’s construction keeps it light without sacrificing dampness, making it an ideal choice for skiers who want one ski to handle everything the mountain throws at them.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced skiers seeking a true all-conditions performer
Ideal terrain: Highlands glades, Snowmass mixed terrain, light powder days
Why choose it: Versatility—confidence carving on firm snow with enough width to float in softer snow
Kästle Paragon 101
With its 101mm waist, the Paragon 101 leans toward the freeride side of the spectrum while maintaining remarkable composure on groomed snow. It features Kästle’s wood core with Hollowtech damping for stability, plus a shape that encourages both powder slashes and smooth long-radius turns on corduroy. It’s the ski for adventurous riders who want to roam the mountain without worrying about what the weather brought overnight.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced skiers who want a ski that excels in soft snow but remains fun on hardpack
Ideal terrain: Snowmass powder stashes, Highlands Bowl, mixed off-piste conditions
Why choose it: Balanced float and edge grip—one ski that’s happy in knee-deep powder or carving corduroy
