The spirit of racing, made accessible to intermediate and expert skiers alike. Designed to combine performance and enjoyment, this ski bites hard on edge while remaining forgiving underfoot.

Its construction includes a Titanal sheet taken from the racing world, tuned to deliver powerful, reassuring edge grip without becoming demanding. The ski stays smooth and easy-going at moderate speed, but responds instantly as soon as you push it.

A precise, playful model for carving turns on piste with total confidence.

Ski Chrono “Coup de cœur” (testers’ favourite) – 2027 tests, women’s piste. Tested in 165 cm under its former name, Cœur de glace (La Fabrique du Ski), the Ligne 67 won over every tester: “Sturdy, solid, always there when you need it.” In the men’s piste test, in 175 cm, Ski Chrono calls it “an excellent go-anywhere cruiser”.

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Technical information

SkiSizeDimensions (tip / waist / tail)Turn radius (m)Weight (g / ski)Running length
Ligne 67155 SL124 / 67 / 10411,14—1310
165 SL124 / 67 / 10712,50—1410
175 GS115 / 67 / 9717,00—1510
185 GS98 / 65 / 7830,00—1610
195 GS01 / 65 / 7830,00—1710
Ligne 78152124 / 78 / 10511,4015101280
164127 / 78 / 10912,4016401400
176130 / 78 / 11213,5018201520
188132 / 78 / 11315,2019001640
Ligne 90152130 / 90 / 11315,1015601280
164132 / 90 / 11716,2516901400
176137 / 90 / 11917,3018701520
188141 / 90 / 12217,5019501640
SkiSizeDimensions (tip / waist / tail)Turn radius (m)Weight (g / ski)Running length
Terrain 90152135 / 90 / 1256,2516201103
164137 / 90 / 127717501187
176145 / 90 / 1357,5019101194
188145 / 90 / 1358,6020501274
Terrain 102164146 / 102 / 1311419201217
176147 / 102 / 1321620601318
188148 / 102 / 1331822001383
SkiSizeDimensions (tip / waist / tail)Turn radius (m)Weight (g / ski)Running length
Relief 90154123 / 90 / 1051912851300
164125 / 90 / 10720,2013651400
174127 / 90 / 10921,4014501500
184129 / 90 / 11122,6015351600
Relief 62150— / 62 / —16710—
160— / 62 / —16710—
SkiSizeDimensions (tip / waist / tail)Turn radius (m)Weight (g / ski)Running length
Vecteur 114 FR164144 / 114 / 13412,6020501320
176147 / 114 / 13715,2022001430
188149 / 114 / 13916,3023501530
Vecteur 83 FS155116 / 83 / 10815,1014701150
165116 / 83 / 10817,515701250
175116 / 83 / 1082016601350
188116 / 83 / 10822,7017601450

High-precision skis

Our passion, our expertise and our goal: to make high-precision skis with real soul, designed to deliver flawless on-snow behaviour and sensations. Each pair combines the rigour of a strict engineering process with the constant attention of the human hand. Made and checked one by one in our workshop, our skis combine technical precision with a handcrafted finish, for reliability you can count on.

Premium materials

To design our skis, we select benchmark components from across Europe. Our Austrian Waelzholz edges, cut to a wide 2 × 2.2 mm profile and anchored directly in the epoxy resin, absorb the hardest impacts while allowing for many sharpenings. The topsheet and the ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene base come from CPS in Germany.

Built to last

A ski loses its pop when the bond between the core and the fibres wears out. That is exactly where we reinforce our skis: glass veils rather than polyester, a bonding interface and a reserve of glue. With 12 years of hindsight, the structure stays intact and performance holds over time. And because the engine is preserved, the surface can be renovated too.

The (Re)Nouveau programme

Our bamboo core runs all the way to the edge, with no plastic sidewall. When the sidewalls and topsheet have taken some knocks, your pair comes back to the workshop that built it: we reshape the sidewall in solid bamboo, sharpen the edges, wax the bases and renovate the topsheet. With the engine intact, your pair can be renewed up to three times.

Discover (Re)Nouveau

100% Made in France

Each pair is made to order in our workshop in Villard-de-Lans, in the heart of the Vercors, then checked by hand before it leaves. We handle every step ourselves; the components that aren’t produced in France come from Europe: the edges from Austria, the base and the Titanal from Germany. In the 1970s, France made nearly 75% of the world’s skis: we are proud to be among the few keeping this craft alive in the mountains. And the people who advise you are the people who make your skis.

Bamboo core

Where high-end skis usually use ash, we chose bamboo: the same mechanical strength, with far better shock absorption. It filters out vibrations on hard, chattery or spring snow, and reduces fatigue. Resistant to moisture and frost, it runs all the way to the edge instead of a plastic sidewall: more grip, more impact resistance, less plastic.

Structure

Bamboo and Titanal. The Titanal is bonded directly to the core: a stronger bond that keeps the metal from deforming permanently. The speed ski: race-level stability and damping.

  1. Clear polyamide topsheet, sublimated graphics, white lacquer
  2. Fibreglass
  3. Titanal, against the core
  4. Bamboo core
  5. Titanal, against the core
  6. Fibreglass
  7. Steel edges, P-Tex base

Ligne 67

Total:

Price range: €1,050.00 through €1,390.00

The piste ski built for speed.

Bamboo core, 2 layers of Titanal, aluminium tail protector, 100% made in France
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  1. SUPERB SKI: LIVELY, RESPONSIVE AND DEMANDING, WITH A GREAT DESIGN.
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– Bamboo core
– “Racing”-style sandwich construction
– 2 layers of heavyweight fibreglass
– 2 layers of Titanal®
– Structured two-layer polyamide top sheet
– Flat aluminium tail
– Wrap-around edge protecting the tip
– Very high molecular weight P-Tex® base

High-quality
skis

Our passion, our expertise and our aim is to make high-quality skis that give you real satisfaction and a flawless feel on snow.

Awards

Recognised in customer reviews and by top-level athletes, we have also received several awards and podium places in tests carried out by the specialist press.

20+ years of experience

Head of R&D, engineer, head of design: these are some of the positions our team has held at the biggest brands in the ski industry, and in sport more generally.

Research & Development

A ski’s success comes from product development: fine-tuning the flex and the sidecut. However many prototypes it takes, Sillage guarantees meticulous development and products with flawless behaviour on snow.

Patented process

Sillage innovates and delivers a genuine step forward in ski Research and Development. Its patented technology avoids the use of traditional moulds, which require heavy investment. The money saved allows us to buy high-quality raw materials.

Research & Bamboo core

Most manufacturers use ash for their high-end ski cores… Why bamboo? Bamboo stands out for its shock absorption. It filters out vibrations and provides stability whatever the snow conditions. Thanks to its resistance to moisture and low temperatures, it can be left exposed on the sidewalls, which we do on all our skis, avoiding the use of ABS and allowing us to reduce our environmental impact.

Full control

What really sets Sillage apart is that it makes its skis 100% in its own factory in France. The choice of raw materials is decisive for a ski’s performance and stability. But it is modifying and assembling them ourselves that allows us to offer highly technical products. It also gives us endless responsiveness and flexibility in designing our skis.

Unique advice

À Sillage les personnes qui vous conseillent par e-mail ou téléphone sont celles qui produisent les skis, nous connaissons nos produits, leur conception et leur comportement par cœur, ce qui nous permet de vous orienter et de répondre au mieux à la skieuse ou au skieur que vous êtes.

Respecting
the planet

100% made in France.

In the 1970s France produced nearly 75% of the world’s skis, but the trend has reversed and almost all of France’s ski factories have disappeared.

We are proud to be one of the few ski brands to produce entirely
in France, in Villard-de-Lans in the Vercors.

As little plastic as possible.

Apart from certain resins that are essential to building a pair of skis, we strive to choose plastics (base and top sheet as recycled as possible) and we keep the use of non-environmentally-friendly plastics such as ABS in the sidewalls or core to a minimum.

Apart from certain resins that are essential to building a pair of skis, we strive to choose the most recycled plastics possible for the base and top sheet.

We keep to a minimum the use of plastics
that are harmful to the environment, such as ABS in the sidewalls or core, in favour of bamboo.

This new season we are continuing this effort with our packaging. We no longer use the “blisters” and bubble wrap that are sadly all too common in the industry.

Your skis will now be wrapped in paper that
comes from offcuts recovered from a local company.

And in old ski boxes collected from shops in the region.

Low environmental impact
How a pair of Sillage skis is made
Bamboo from Asia, processed and bought in Europe
Edges from Austria and bases from Germany
Because these products are not made in France
Control over every finishing stage.
This allows us to restore and repair every pair that leaves our workshop.
Production in our low-CO2 factory in France
Delivered to you from our factory
Your skis don’t travel thousands of kilometres

Our commitment

We have chosen to make things ourselves rather than have them made by others.

My name is Christian ALARY. I am an R&D engineer and I have designed, made or had skis made on 3 continents: Europe, Asia and North America. I know the industry.
I know that developing, producing and selling a product means people travel, and travel a lot.
Engineers, designers, industrial managers, executives, sales and marketing staff travel to production sites and to points of sale.
They travel to fine-tune products, deal with problems, check quality, hold meetings or sometimes just to visit a factory.

These journeys have a real impact. Not only do people travel, products do too: prototypes in large numbers, late pre-production runs, even entire late production runs are sent by air.

The countries where products are made and where they are sold are different and far apart, as we know.

The people who produce are supporting a company, not our country.

Yes, we produce in France; no, your skis do not travel thousands of kilometres to reach you.

We choose raw materials and machines as close to home as possible. But beyond the talk of Made in France and short supply chains, which make real sense for the environment, and beyond the fact that the social contributions paid on goods made in France support our social system, we have chosen to bring back an old model that is nonetheless so logical: a product should be designed and made as close as possible to where it is sold.

Let’s be able to make things ourselves rather than have them made elsewhere, and in doing so respect our planet and our economy, which supports our social system, even if it sometimes costs a little more.

Transparency
about our costs

We make no compromises on quality and we manufacture exclusively in France.

Here is an example of our prices

Piste ski Ligne 78

Raw materials

170 €

Running costs and machinery

135 €

Labour and social contributions

182 €

Packaging

8,50 €

Transport

25 €

VAT [20%]

125 €

= 645,50 €
€750.00 incl. VAT
Selling price on our website
Margin made = €104.50

No marketing

No middlemen