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Rossignol Women's Arcade 84 Konect Skis + NX 12 Bindings
Rossignol Women's Arcade 84 Konect Skis + NX 12 Bindings: An 84 mm waist, PEFC poplar wood core and Konect system binding platform.
$849.95
Rossignol Women's Arcade 82 Skis + XP11 Bindings 2026/27
Rossignol Women's Arcade 82 Skis + XP11 Bindings 2026/27: An 82 mm waist, PEFC poplar wood core and Rossignol's all-mountain rocker profile.
$749.95
Atomic Cloud Q9 Skis + M 10 GW Bindings
Atomic Cloud Q9 Skis + M 10 GW Bindings: A roughly 75 mm waist, Multi Radius Sidecut and Active Camber.
$649.95
Blizzard Black Pearl 88 Skis 2026/27
Blizzard Black Pearl 88 Skis 2026/27: An 88 mm waist with a women-specific Trueblend woodcore and FluxForm W.S.D. construction.
$749.99
Blizzard Black Pearl 84 Skis 2026/27
Blizzard Black Pearl 84 Skis 2026/27: An 84 mm waist with a women-specific Trueblend woodcore and FluxForm W.S.D. construction.
$699.99
Rossignol Rallybird 94 Skis 2024/25
Rossignol Rallybird 94 Skis 2024/25: A 94 mm freeride shape with a lightweight wood core, Air Tip construction and rocker in the tip and tail.
$499.95
Nordica Santa Ana 82 Skis 2026/27
Nordica Santa Ana 82 Skis 2026/27: An 82 mm waist with Nordica's wood-and-elastomer TSM Pulse Core and terrain-specific metal.
$649.99
Nordica Santa Ana 87 Skis 2026/27
Nordica Santa Ana 87 Skis 2026/27: An 87 mm waist with Nordica's wood-and-elastomer TSM Pulse Core and terrain-specific metal.
$699.99
Nordica Wild Belle DC 84 Skis + TP2 Light 11 FDT Bindings 2026/27
Nordica Wild Belle DC 84 Skis + TP2 Light 11 FDT Bindings 2026/27: An 84 mm waist, Nordica Double Core and an included TP2 Light 11 FDT binding.
$749.99
Armada Skis ARW 84 Skis
Armada ARW 84 Skis: An 84 mm waist, hybrid poplar/composite core and AR Freestyle Rocker.
$525.00
WOMEN'S SKI GUIDE
Find the Right Ski for Where You Actually Ski
Shop our 2026-27 women's ski collection, with options ranging from quick, precise frontside skis to versatile all-mountain and wider freeride models. The right ski depends less on a label and more on how and where you actually ski.
At Sun & Snow, we look at your ability, speed, preferred terrain and where you spend most of your winter. Waist width, sidecut, rocker, camber, flex and construction all affect how a ski feels. For a Michigan skier, that might mean quick edge-to-edge performance at home, an all-mountain ski that can do a little of everything, or a wider setup built with trips out West in mind.
START WITH HOW YOU SKI
Three Different Ways to Think About Your Next Ski
MICHIGAN FAVORITE
Carving & Frontside
If most of your days are spent on groomed runs, a narrower frontside ski can give you quicker turn initiation and stronger edge-to-edge performance.
Quick turns • Strong edge grip • Groomer focused
DO-IT-ALL
All-Mountain
All-mountain skis balance groomer performance with more versatility in softer and variable snow. For many Michigan skiers who also travel, this can be an excellent one-ski setup.
Versatile • Stable • Home + travel
THINKING BIGGER
Freeride & Wider
More width and rocker can provide additional flotation and maneuverability in deeper snow, trees and bigger terrain. Wider isn't automatically better, especially for everyday Midwest skiing.
More flotation • More rocker • Travel focused
SKI SIZING
What Size Women's Ski Do I Need?
Height is only a starting point. Weight, ability, speed, terrain, ski construction and rocker profile all affect the appropriate length. A more experienced or aggressive skier may prefer additional length and stability, while someone prioritizing maneuverability and easier turn initiation may be happier on a shorter ski.
A size chart can get you in the neighborhood. It shouldn't make the entire decision for you.
DON'T FORGET THE BOOTS
A Great Ski Won't Fix a Poorly Fitting Boot.
If your feet hurt, go numb or move around inside your boots, you're leaving comfort and control on the table. Our professional bootfitters can evaluate foot shape, volume, support and the way you actually ski before recommending a solution.
Sun & Snow is Michigan's only ski shop recognized by America's Best Bootfitters.
AFTER YOU CHOOSE THE SKI
Keep Them Skiing the Way They Should
Bases and edges make a difference, especially on Midwest snow. Our ski tuning center can set up and maintain your skis for the conditions you actually ski.
SHOPPING FOR THE FAMILY?
We've Got the Rest of the Crew Covered.
Browse our men's skis and kids' skis. Families with growing skiers can also check our ski rentals and season lease programs instead of replacing junior equipment every year.
NEED HELP CHOOSING?
Tell Us Where You Ski. We'll Help Narrow Down the Wall.
Come see us in Plymouth or Ann Arbor. Sun & Snow has been helping Michigan skiers choose and fit ski equipment since 1971. Tell us where you ski, how you like to ski and what you want your next ski to do better. We'll help you find the right setup.