Slalom quickness and giant-slalom composure share the stage in the Stockli Laser WRT, a frontside carver aimed at skiers who want racing performance with a forgiving edge. A beech-rich wood core keeps it stable when the snow firms up, while Carbon Steering Control adds a layer of security at speed. It's the more accessible WRT, delivering explosive turns on groomed trails without demanding quite as much from the skier.

Why we like it:

Carbon Steering Control is the feature we keep coming back to. It calms the ski down at higher speeds and gives you a real sense of security, which makes the WRT easier to trust when you let it run.

Who it's for:

Advancing intermediate to advanced skiers who want a true frontside performer that won't punish them for a slightly imperfect turn. A strong pick for skiers building toward race-level carving who still want manageable, confidence-inspiring behavior.

Highlights:

A Race Core of Beech nad Poplar anchors the WRT, giving it noticeably more stability on fast, hard trails. Carbon Steering Control is the differentiator, settling the ski at speed so it feels secure rather than nervous when you push the pace. Carbon Power Turn technology adds the energetic rebound out of the turn that the WRT line is known for, and the Solid Metal Edge keeps grip sharp and dependable. Full Edge Contact shaping engages the entire running length for clean, consistent arcs, while Racing Sidewalls round out a build that balances slalom maneuverability with giant-slalom stability. It is the WRT formula tuned for a slightly broader audience.

Things to consider:

The WRT still wants an engaged skier and rewards good technique, so true beginners should look elsewhere. It is a committed groomer ski, and anyone planning to spend time in soft or off-trail snow will want a wider, more versatile option.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Laser WRT runs true to length. Pick your usual frontside size; drop a length for tighter, quicker turns or step up for extra stability at higher speeds.