


Backcountry skis - Men -
The TX99 2027 from Kastle is a men's touring ski designed for freerando, ideal for experienced riders seeking an excellent balance between lightness and performance in the mountains.
Its construction features an ultralight Paulownia and poplar wood core, wrapped in a carbon and fibreglass laminate. This combination ensures a progressive flex and excellent vibration absorption, providing stability and comfort on all terrains. The Armoclad Sidewall technology guarantees a perfect balance between lightness and durability, for better resistance to mountain stresses.
The ski also benefits from Hollowtech Evo technology, which provides a tailored flex in the tip to easily float in powder without sacrificing stability. Its low camber and Directional Touring Rocker optimise lift and manoeuvrability, while the edges sharpened at 88° with a 1° bevel ensure precise grip on hard snow.
The TX99 2027 will accompany you with agility and confidence on all your freerando adventures, combining lightness on the ascent and enjoyment on the descent.
Attention: Bindings shown in the photos are not included. Skis sold without bindings.




| Ski length (cm) | Dimensions (mm) | Radius (m) | Ski weight (g) |
| 167 | 135 - 99 - 118 | 14.8 | 1400 |
| 174 | 135 - 99 - 118 | 16.5 | 1460 |
| 181 | 135 - 99 - 118 | 18.8 | 1530 |
| 188 | 135 - 99 - 118 | 20.9 | 1590 |
- Ultralight Paulownia and poplar core with wrapped Carbon and fiberglass structure
- Armoclad Sidewall construction
- Hollowtech Evo
- Low camber
- Hook Free tip and endpiece
- Directional Touring Rocker
- Edge tuning: 88°
- Edge bevel: 1°
| ARMOCLAD SIDEWALL | Sidewall construction designed to ensure a balance between lightness, stability and performance. |
| HOLLOWTECH EVO | Technology providing the ski with the necessary flex in the tip for off-piste and deep powder, without compromising stability. |
| DIRECTIONAL TOURING ROCKER | Directional rocker profile adapted for ski touring. |
