OGSO Le Touno — Review

The OGSO Le Touno is a 86-88 mm all-mountain ski from the Chamonix boutique's Contemporary Series, sitting in the piste-friendly end of their line. Verified sidecut per length: 128-86-117 mm at 162 cm (13.5 m radius, 1450 g), 130-87-119 mm at 172 cm (14.5 m, 1550 g), 132-88-121 mm at 182 cm (15.5 m, 1650 g). Available lengths 162, 172 and 182 cm. Manufactured at Kästle CZ.

At 86-88 mm underfoot with a compact 13.5-15.5 m radius, Le Touno is aimed at skiers who spend most of their time on piste but want a shape that handles firm off-piste with confidence. Weights of 1450-1650 g are competitive for the segment. The 6 mm underfoot camber (matched to Koiryu) delivers strong rebound out of turns for quick edge changes on groomed terrain. This is a piste-first shape with sensible off-piste range.

Core: wood core with reinforcements from the Contemporary Series construction approach. Rocker profile with 6 mm underfoot camber, long tip (220 mm) and short tail (80 mm). Sidecut varies per length (see above), radii 13.5-15.5 m. Available lengths 162, 172 and 182 cm. Manufactured at Kästle CZ.

Compared to the OGSO Koiryu at similar waist, Le Touno is more piste-friendly with a longer tip and shorter tail — the Koiryu has a fishtail focus, Le Touno a more directional all-mountain shape. Against the Head Kore 94 Ti it is narrower and boutique-manufactured. Compared to the Volkl Blaze 94 it is narrower with a more piste-first character.

Pros

• Verified per-length data across all three lengths (dimensions, radius, weight).
• Competitive weights 1450-1650 g for a piste-friendly 87 mm shape.
• 13.5-15.5 m radius accessible for short-to-medium turn carving.
• Long tip and 6 mm underfoot camber deliver strong rebound out of turns.

Cons

• 87 mm waist limits real powder float versus wider all-mountain shapes.
• Three lengths (162, 172, 182 cm) — no options for very small or very tall skiers.
• Premium boutique pricing versus mainstream 87 mm piste-friendly skis.
• Not built for touring — resort-oriented weight and construction.

Verdict: A boutique Chamonix-designed 87 mm all-mountain ski with a piste-first character for skiers who mostly stick to groomed terrain but occasionally venture onto firm off-piste. Best matched to a technical style rather than powder charging or freestyle.