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Swiss precision. Personal advice.

A Stöckli ski unfolds its potential when model, length and use fit you. Our winter sports team takes the time for that in person.

Consultation before ordering

This model is available online only after a personal consultation. Stöckli consultations take place in Ronsberg.

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Stöckli

Stöckli Laser GS FIS 2026/2027

€1.299,00

RRP ~~€1.299,00~~ €1.299,00

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Dynamic, agile and precise all the way to the finish. The Laser GS FIS is equipped with a Piste Race Core that offers the best stability through the increased use of beech wood. With a softer flex and a slightly forward-shifted mounting point, this ski reacts incredibly quickly and nimbly in the turn entry phase. It takes you through the giant slalom gates not only fast, but also with playful precision. From gate to gate, from one green split time to the next, all the way to the finish with the Laser GS FIS

Choose Length 176 184

SKU: 10080785

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Personal advice instead of a cart

Stöckli only sells this model after a personal consultation, so it cannot go straight into the cart here. Tell us briefly which length you ride and what you have planned. It takes five minutes, and we get back to you with a recommendation.

Selected: Length 176

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Swiss made

From craft to the World Cup.

Since 1935, Stöckli has stood for Swiss ski making. The same rigour shapes the factory in Malters and the road to the big race courses.

Precision from Malters

In Malters, every Stöckli ski is built in more than 140 work steps. Craftsmanship and modern manufacturing mesh precisely.

World Cup tradition

Stöckli's journey in the Swiss-Ski Pool began in 1994. In 1996, Urs Kälin took the first World Cup win. Racing experience still flows into development today.

Stöckli ski making since: 1935
Work steps per ski: over 140
Joined the Swiss-Ski Pool: 1994
First World Cup win: 1996