Climbing Skins Weight Chart for Alpine Touring Skis

CLimbing skins are an essential part of your backcountry kit, and striking the balance between weight, grip, and packability is key to maximize your backcountry potential. Our ski climbing skin weight chart here will help you compare and contrast options. If you have more questions about climbing skins, check out our guide to choosing climbing skins.

Ski Climbing Skins Weight Chart

*Weights were recorded with a MyWeigh 7001DX digital scale using an actual product sample. These values may vary from the weights listed by manufacturers. We strive to provide you with real-life accurate information for your real-life use.

We recommend that backcountry travelers take an AIARE Level One class or equivalent and practice the skills they learn there regularly with their partners. Here are some great resources for avalanche safety education:

— American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education
— American Avalanche Association
— Northwest Weather and Avalanche Center

You should carry an avalanche beacon, shovel and probe when travelling in avalanche terrain and know how to use them. Backcountry travel requires an acceptance of the risks involved (avalanches are not the only danger) and implies a willingness to take responsibility for educating oneself about these dangers and ways to mitigate them.

Learn More With Our Other Backcountry Guides:

• Backcountry Basics - How to Get Started
• Backcountry Gear - Checklist
• Backcountry Backpacks - How to Choose
• Avalanche Beacons / Transceivers - How to Choose
• Avalanche Shovels - How to Choose
• Avalanche Probes - How to Choose
• Avalanche Airbags - How to Choose
• Alpine Touring Skis - How to Choose
• Alpine Touring Ski Boots - How to Choose
• Alpine Touring Ski Bindings - How to Choose
• Dynafit (Tech) Bindings - Getting Started
• Backcountry Basics - How to Skin
• Climbing Skins - How to Choose
• Climbing Skins - Size Guide
• Climbing Skins - Weight Chart
• Climbing Skins - How to Cut/Trim
• Outerwear & Layers - How to Dress for the Backcountry
• Splitboarding - How to Get Started

Discover Our Favorite Gear:

• The Best Avalanche Beacons
• The Best Ski Climbing Skins
• The Best Splitboard Skins
• The Best Avalanche Airbag Backpacks
• The Best Avalanche Shovels

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