Returning for 2027, the Stockli Laser MP with SRT 12 bindings is purpose-built for ambitious women who demand precision, energy, and elegance on groomed terrain. With a razor-thin 67 mm waist and tailored construction, it's engineered for dynamic carving and quick transitions, delivering a smooth yet athletic ride that's tuned specifically for lighter, finesse-driven skiers.

Why we like it:

The Laser MP brings race-inspired precision into a more accessible, agile package, without sacrificing Stöckli’s signature quality and feel.

Who it's for:

Confident intermediate to expert women who want a dedicated frontside ski that favors short to medium turns, rewards good technique, and provides top-tier edge hold with a smooth, intuitive flex profile.

Highlights:

The Laser MP features a Piste Core Light made of poplar and beech to deliver strength and stability without unnecessary weight. Flex Torsion Control introduces S-shaped notches in the tip and tail’s metal layers, offering softer longitudinal and torsional flex where it counts, making turn initiation more intuitive and transitions smoother. The Solid Metal Edge Light and Full Edge Contact boost grip and durability, while Racing Sidewalls deliver precision and power transfer through every turn. Stockli utilizes Size Optimized Construction, which fine tunes the flex according to length and ensures a consistent feel and balance across all sizes.

Things to consider:

With its 67 mm waist and carving-focused design, the Laser MP is firmly rooted in frontside performance, and skiers who like to venture off trail will find its narrow profile and firm-snow focus to be limiting. And while the flex is optimized for lighter skiers, it’s still a ski that requires engagement and intent; less confident skiers may find it overly demanding until their technique develops.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Laser MP skis true to size. Its nimble shape and Softflex profile make it approachable at shorter lengths, while longer sizes maintain impressive edge grip and stability. Match length to skill level and turn shape preference: shorter for quick turns, longer for added confidence at speed.