If you don’t know about this top-performing women’s all-mountain ski, it’s time to change that.
📅 Published Sep 6, 2023
✍️ By Kimberly Beekman - Ski Magazine
Specs at a Glance
Feature |
Details |
|---|---|
Tip / Waist / Tail |
132-99-121 mm |
Lengths |
159 / 165 / 171 cm |
Turn Radius |
16 m (@165 cm) |
Waist Width |
99 mm |
Skill Level |
Advanced – Expert |
Designed For |
Women |
“It didn’t miss a beat, from powder to packed powder to an icy pitch to huge moguls.” —Erika Northrop, Christy Sports Area Manager
The Crowd Favorite, Reimagined
Last year’s MSP CC blew most testers’ buckles off. It delivered performance and power that elite women skiers loved—though it may have been a bit much for the average rider.
This season, 4FRNT listened and revamped their best-selling women’s ski to be:
Just as stable and aggressive
A bit more forgiving for aspiring rippers
An even better daily driver for advanced skiers
What Testers Had to Say
“I didn’t know what to expect, but I was blown away by the MSP CC. I could ski it all day.”
—Samantha Berman, SKI Editor
Berman—at 5'3" and one of the more petite testers—found the ski to be:
Stable at speed
Crud-busting
Easy to initiate turns
Leg-friendly for long days
She called it a “mind-reading ski” that “won her heart.”
Performance Across Conditions
This ski sits on the wider side of the all-mountain spectrum , which makes it a great choice for Western skiers who frequently find soft snow.
That said, testers praised it for:
Strong carving performance
Confidence on hardpack and icy steeps
Versatility in moguls and mixed terrain
“My face cramped from extreme smiling the whole way down from the top.” —Erika Northrop
Daily Driver Energy
The MSP CC was described as the “favorite sneakers” of skis
Comfy and predictable
Playful but powerful
Stable enough for high speeds
Responsive enough for dynamic carving
Depending on your ability, the MSP CC will either hold your hand or challenge you to let ’er rip .
Any Drawbacks?
There were only a couple:
Graphics didn’t wow some testers
Still a bit aggressive for beginners
But for advanced skiers looking for a ski that can do it all— without compromise —the MSP CC continues to set the bar.
