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The Teton is an all-mountain daily driver for those looking for an everyday ski to take on all conditions. Inspired by the Leeper (114 underfoot), the Teton’s construction and shape boost confidence in all terrain. At 104mm underfoot, full wood construction and carbon from tip to tail, it will float through powder and lay down an edge on demand. The Teton ski is designed to deliver an unforgettable skiing experience for intermediates and above.
For experienced skiers who demand the best, the Teton ski offers a range of features that set it apart from other all-mountain skis on the market. Its rocker profile and flex rating provide the perfect balance of control and maneuverability, allowing you to tackle any terrain with confidence and ease.
But don't just take our word for it - professional skier Owen Leeper (@o_leeps) has had some incredible experiences with the Teton ski. From memorable runs to challenging terrain, he has put this ski to the test and it has never failed to impress.
This is Owen Leeper’s second pro model with Meier and is designed to be a versatile tool that confident skiers can rip in a wide variety of conditions.
All of our skis are handmade in Denver, CO at the Meier Craft Skiery and are backed by a 3-Year warranty. Base and sidewall color on ski may vary.
The dramatic landscape of Grand Teton National Park is captured by artist Haley Badenhop Leeper, who is also Owen's wife! The park's signature peak, the Grand Teton, is iconic from a distance, and demanding on skis. It's also Owen's summer ski playground!
Level : Advanced, Expert
Gender : Male
Lengths : 171, 178, 185, 192 cm
Sidecut Radius : 15, 17, 19, 21 m
Tip/Waist/Tail : 137 - 104 - 129 mm
Weight : 2050 g in 185 cm (one ski)
First off, the shop is great in Denver, with easy going, professional people working there representing the brand. I’d absolutely stop there just to talk about skiing with those guys even if I wasn’t buying. As for the Teton ski, it looks great, isn’t too heavy and is available in a good large size 192 with 102 underfoot. I skied them for a week in-resort. Snow was ok at first then got really icey by the third day. Skis did well except for the iciest spots. I couldn’t layover on them as much as I expected I’d be able to. Still stable, but some chatter at higher edge speeds on ice. Our last day we had maybe 6” fresh up top. You could tell the skis aren’t as soft and playful as a true powered ski, but the tips mostly floated ok and they were a lot of fun. Any more snow and I probably would’ve went to switch out to my bigger softer ski, 193, 114 underfoot (old Line Mordecai). Didn’t really get into too much crud, but the little I did come across, made me want to get out of it pretty quickly. All in all, I’m happy to have a local ski in hand, and it’s gonna do well for probably 90% of days. Durability is yet to be seen, but I expect it’ll last for several seasons of around 20 days a year.
Skis showed up in plenty of time for winter and they are beautiful!! The lines on this ski are RAD and the attention to detail and craftsmanship is second to none. Can’t wait to get them mounted and shred!!
I rode these all season long. They held a great edge early season at a-bay on man made snow which made carving fun. During the season I was able to go from big mountain cliffs to the park and they performed amazing in both
I’ll let u know in 24/25 ski season.
