New for 2026, the Liberty Radian 106 is the biggest, boldest ski in the Radian lineup—purpose-built for those who seek deeper snow and steeper lines. This wider platform provides incredible float, while the construction delivers a smooth, composed ride across everything from open bowls to tracked-out resort leftovers.

Why we like it:

It combines the agility Radian 100 with added composure, float, and backbone, making it one of the most well-rounded wide skis we’ve seen.

Who it's for:

Made for advanced to expert skiers who want a do-it-all big-mountain ski. Ideal for those chasing powder days, but who still want a ski that holds its own when things firm up.

Highlights:

The Radian 106 uses Liberty’s Precision Core, a construction that mixes lightweight poplar and ash with carbon fiber and titanal for a responsive, damp, and confidence-inspiring platform. VMT enhances edge grip and terrain smoothing by strategically layering metal underfoot, while the 106 mm waist and tapered shape gives it the ability handle deeper snow, longer arcs, and faster lines.

Things to consider:

While impressively composed for its width, the Radian 106 isn’t a ski you’ll want for tight trees or hard-charging bump laps. The tails are quite stiff and take some effort to release, so if you’re looking for the most slashy, pivoty ski, keep looking. The Radian 106 is at its best in open terrain and deeper conditions.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Skis true to size. Go longer if you want more float and stability; stick with your standard size if maneuverability is the higher priority.