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Celebration.

Celebration.

Freeride · CHF 989

Only Friends on Powder Days.

Deep days, first tracks, steeper lines. Float, surf, stomp — and share it with friends.

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Length

Not sure about the size? See the size guide. Between two sizes: go longer for stability, shorter for quick, reactive skis.

Size Guide

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  • Skis are 100% Swiss Made, in Verbier
  • Free shipping
  • Free mounting
  • Ships in 3 working days — 5 for a mounted ski, once we have your set-up details
  • 2-year warranty
  • 10-day returns on unmounted products. A mounted ski can't be returned
  • 0% discount. 100% commitment. One price, all season, everywhere.

Griffon 13 — Medium binding

The all-rounder that rides hard. Strong enough for side hits and deep days, season after season.

For: most riders, including heavier profiles, freestyle and freeride, DIN up to 13.

Fits: Recreation 180 and 190 (recommended) · Celebration (recommended) · Recreation 160 and 170 · Carver.

Mounted for free. Drilled on the mark, mounted and set by certified ski techs at the workshop. After checkout, a two-minute form (boot sole length, weight, height, age, skier type) gives us what we need.

Good to know. Mounting is available for delivery in Switzerland. A mounted ski is set to you and can't be returned.

Jester 16 — Heavy binding

The Griffon's big brother: same feel, more metal, higher settings.

For: heavy riders, or anyone who rides very hard, DIN up to 16.

Fits: Recreation · Celebration.

Mounted for free. Drilled on the mark, mounted and set by certified ski techs at the workshop. After checkout, a two-minute form (boot sole length, weight, height, age, skier type) gives us what we need.

Good to know. Mounting is available for delivery in Switzerland. A mounted ski is set to you and can't be returned.

Kingpin 10 — Freetouring binding

Pin toe for the climb, alpine-style heel for the way down. Pair it with pre-cut skins and any Simply. becomes a one-quiver touring set-up.

For: touring and freeride, DIN up to 10. Needs boots with tech inserts.

Fits: all models.

Mounted for free. Drilled on the mark, mounted and set by certified ski techs at the workshop. After checkout, a two-minute form (boot sole length, weight, height, age, skier type) gives us what we need.

Good to know. Mounting is available for delivery in Switzerland. A mounted ski is set to you and can't be returned.

Squire 11 — Light binding

Light, simple, reliable. All you need for the piste and everyday riding.

For: lighter riders, DIN up to 11.

Fits: Carver (recommended) · Recreation 160 and 170 (recommended).

Mounted for free. Drilled on the mark, mounted and set by certified ski techs at the workshop. After checkout, a two-minute form (boot sole length, weight, height, age, skier type) gives us what we need.

Good to know. Mounting is available for delivery in Switzerland. A mounted ski is set to you and can't be returned.

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Let's be direct: powder days are meant to be shared. These are the days we'll talk about until next season. Whether we're making first tracks, skinning up before the lifts open, or dropping into steeper lines, having each other's back is the whole point.

The Celebration is built for those days. A wide, floaty ski with a big nose rocker and a pronounced fish tail, so it surfs and drifts through deep snow — and a medium radius with real pop, so it still turns quick in the trees and holds an edge on the way back down the piste. Light enough to tour. Stiff enough to trust.

Same board-sport roots as the whole family — the snowboard silhouette when the two skis sit together, the surfboard line down the middle. Here the fish tail does its real job: less snow to push with the back of the ski, faster turns, more drift, more play in deep snow. The big nose rocker keeps you on top of it, and its stiffness lets you bomb through changing snow and terrain.

Ten prototypes and two winters of testing, part of it in Japan. We delayed the launch by a year because the snow wasn't there to finish it properly. Then it sold out before the season started. We made more. A waist that scales with the length (112 to 116 mm) so each size rides the same way. Full black, no need for fancy branding — you can't miss it when you see it.

Why you'll love it

Through all kinds of powder

Born from our endless search for good times, on a deep day. Beyond competition, beyond pure performance: enjoyment for everybody, especially in fresh snow. The Celebration is the tool for the days that matter most — with a signature shape and a unique fish tail that make every run more playful.

Only friends on powder days

First tracks, an early skin track, a steeper line: the days we remember are the ones we share. Bring the crew.

A floating experience

Built to float and stomp. A stiffer nose and a softer tail — strong enough to cut through the terrain, smooth enough to stay playful. The fish tail drifts, the nose stays up, and the ski stays light enough to feel like part of you.

How it's built.

Everything below is made in Verbier, from 100% European materials, with 100% renewable energy. Here is what's inside.

Next Core©

High-density beech stringers set in a lightweight poplar core. Light where it should be, strong where it counts. This award-winning technology is exclusive to Simply. It's the master key to the skis' signature feeling on snow: a light ski that stays stable and has an impressive pop.

Layup

Triaxial fibreglass, pre-impregnated for a cleaner, more consistent build, bonded with 35% bio-sourced resin.

Base & edges

Sintered PE-UHWD base (Isosport 7500): one of the highest grades for ski bases. Full black for the best performance and easy repairs.

2 mm steel edges — thicker than usual — so your ski tech can sharpen them for years. 20% of the edge steel comes from recycled materials. Factory tune: 0.5° base, 88° side.

Nose, sidewalls, tail

ABS nose and full ABS sidewalls for impact resistance. The fish tail is also reinforced on both tips: you can leave your skis standing anywhere.

Topsheet

Graphics printed directly under the topsheet, solvent-free. A transparent gradient line lets the wood show through — and the design doesn't change every season.

NFC tag

Under the mounting point there's an NFC tag. Hold your phone to the center of the ski: serial number, production data and more.

Sometimes size matters.

There's no perfect formula. It comes down to your style, what you ride and how you ride it. Here's where we'd start, based on height and weight:

Length Rider height Rider weight
171 155 – 170 cm 41 – 73 kg
179 165 – 185 cm 50 – 86 kg
187 180 cm and up 80 kg and up

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Specs

Length Tip · waist · tail Radius Rocker (nose / tail) Flex Weight (per ski)
171 139 · 112 · 131 mm 17 m Huge / huge Medium / hard 1,875 g
179 142 · 114 · 134 mm 18 m Huge / huge Medium / hard 1,995 g
187 144 · 116 · 136 mm 19 m Huge / huge Medium / hard 2,090 g

Our pick:

  • Griffon 13 — reliable, strong, made for this.
  • Jester 16 if you're heavy or ride very hard.
  • Kingpin 10 for the freetouring combo.

Try it first.

Test centers and resellers across the Alps carry Simply. skis.

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Tested & loved.

First rides, in their own words.

“The surfiest freeride skis I've ever skied.”

— Gaël, Celebration 187

Good questions.

Is it only for powder?

It's made for powder, but it's not a one-trick ski. The short-ish radius and the pop make it surprisingly fun on the piste and in soft moguls. On a no-snow day you'll still have a good time.

Can I tour with it?

Yes. It's light, and the fish tail takes skins. A Kingpin 10 binding with pre-cut skins is a proper freetouring rig.

Can I ride switch?

You can — even in deep snow. The tail rocker is designed for that and has been extensively tested.

Which size?

The 171 rides like the 179 and 187, just shorter. If you're between sizes: longer for float and stability in big terrain, shorter for the trees and a playful feel.

Should I worry about the fish tail breaking?

No. Both tips of the tail are reinforced. Lean your skis wherever you like.

Where should the bindings go?

On the mark. The optimal mounting position is printed on the ski, and it's the only one we officially recommend. Our ski techs use it too.

At your own risk, you can have your tech mount the binding 0.5 to 1 cm in front of the mark. Ask them to make sure the screws stay well inside the reinforcement plate.

Got another question before you buy? Check our FAQ or contact us.

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