What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying"The Stranger is the ski I grab when I don't have a plan. The Edgeless Tip makes buttering feel effortless - no catching, no hesitation - and the Springboard Tail gives you just enough pop to keep things interesting. It's not trying to be a charger or a dedicated park ski, it just wants to have fun. I've had some of my best days on this thing when the conditions weren't even that good."Who It's ForIntermediate to Advanced All-Mountain Freestyle SkiersSkiers who want to approach the mountain creatively without committing to a dedicated park setup. The Stranger 100 suits riders who like to butter, spin, and play on terrain features across the whole resort and want a ski that rewards spontaneity over a specific game plan. What It's ForAll-Mountain Terrain with a Freestyle ApproachThe Stranger 100 is built for skiers who want to treat the whole mountain as a playground. The directional All-MTN Rocker profile handles varied terrain with ease, while the Edgeless Tip and Springboard Tail open up buttering and freestyle movement anywhere on the hill. Why We Like ItUnique Build That Started the Fun Ski CategoryThe Stranger 100 combines a poplar and ash wood core with two standout design features that set it apart. The Edgeless Tip removes the edge from the tip entirely, eliminating hook on spins and making butters feel frictionless. The Springboard Tail delivers pop when you want to launch out of a press or butter. The AR 75 Sidewall runs 75% sidewall with 25% cap at the tips and tails, keeping the ski durable without adding unnecessary weight. The 2. 5 Impact Edge handles the rest of the ski's perimeter with oversized, heat-treated construction built to resist damage. The S7 base keeps things fast and low maintenance.