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Renoun Citadel 107 Review

Unofficial Networks reviews the Renoun Citadel 107, highlighting its adaptable performance across hardpack, powder, and changing snow conditions, along with its smooth, confidence-building ride.

The Best Skis for Sierra Nevada Conditions

Sierra REC Magazine’s guide to the best skis for Sierra Nevada conditions includes Renoun models like the Endurance 98 and Citadel 107, highlighting how they fit into varied Sierra snow and terrain.

Renoun Earhart Review

Ski Canada Magazine’s review of the Renoun Earhart 88 highlights this women’s all‑mountain ski’s adaptable performance across ice, powder, crud, and steeps, powered by VibeStop™ tech, progressive rocker, and quality construction.

Ski Canada Powder Buyer's Guide

Ski Canada highlights the Renoun Citadel 107 as a top powder ski, praising its lightweight build, VibeStop™ tech, and versatile performance across deep snow and varied backcountry terrain.

All Mountain Skis 2025: Top Picks for Your Adventure

Radnut’s guide to the best boutique all‑mountain skis for 2025‑2026 highlights handcrafted models like the Renoun Endurance 98 alongside other small‑batch skis, celebrating sustainable materials, unique construction, and performance that rivals mainstream options.

Vermont’s Renoun Launches First-Ever Ski Membership Program

This article covers Renoun’s launch of the first‑ever RenounPro ski membership program, giving members premium Renoun skis with SwapAnytime™, exclusive trips, community access, and partner perks for passionate skiers.

Renoun Launches the World’s First Ski Membership Program. Is the Cost Worth it?

This NewsBreak article on SnowBrains covers Renoun’s launch of the RenounPro ski membership program, detailing how it offers premium Renoun skis with flexible swaps, gear perks, and community‑focused benefits instead of traditional ownership.

Renoun Launches the World’s First Ski Membership Program. Is the Cost Worth it?

SnowBrains explores Renoun’s RenounPro ski membership program, detailing how it offers premium Renoun skis, SwapAnytime™ flexibility, community perks, exclusive trips, and gear discounts for passionate skiers.

Why Renoun Skis Doesn’t Want You to Own Their Skis

Radnut’s article examines Renoun’s innovative RenounPro ski membership program, where members receive premium Renoun skis, flexible SwapAnytime™ exchanges, community access, and exclusive perks instead of traditional ownership.

Renoun Skis’ New Membership Program Doesn’t Just Mean New Skis–It Fosters Community

POWDER's feature on RenounPro explores how Renoun’s new ski membership program builds a connected community through the RenounPro app, offering gear swaps, exclusive trips, local meetups, and shared ski experiences.

Vermont’s Renoun Launches Exclusive Ski Gear Membership for Enthusiasts

Travel And Tour World highlights Renoun’s new RenounPro ski membership, offering premium Renoun skis with SwapAnytime™, access to exclusive trips, community perks, and flexible gear upgrades for ski enthusiasts.

First-Ever Ski Gear Membership Program Announced

The Unofficial Networks article highlights Renoun’s new RenounPro ski membership program, offering a pair of Renoun skis with swap options, exclusive discounts, community events, and perks for gear‑focused skiers.

Ski Canada's Buyers Guide 2026

Ski Canada highlights the Renoun Earhart, designed for adventurous women, with VibeStop™ tech, progressive rocker, Titanal sheets, and a maple core for versatile performance.

New Skis Every Year, Swap Them Any Time: Meet the First ‘Premium Ski Membership’ Program

GearJunkie’s feature on the new RenounPro membership explains how this innovative ski program delivers a new pair of Renoun skis each year, unlimited SwapAnytime™ exchanges, community events, trips, and exclusive perks for passionate skiers.

Swap Skis Anytime: Vermont Ski Company Launches Innovative Membership Program for Skiers

Ski Magazine covers Renoun’s launch of RenounPro, the first ski membership program offering flexible access to premium Renoun skis, model swaps, exclusive trips, discounts, and a community of like‑minded skiers for the 2025/26 season.

RenounPro's Membership Model Aims To Change The Way We Buy Our Skis

RenounPro's Membership Model Aims To Change The Way We Buy Our Skis

Renoun Skis’ New Membership Program Aims to Change How We Buy Skis

POWDER’s coverage of Renoun’s new RenounPro membership highlights how the Vermont ski brand is rethinking ski ownership with flexible gear access, including premium Renoun skis, SwapAnytime™ options, exclusive trips, and community perks.

The Best All-Mountain Skis of 2025-2026

GearJunkie’s Best All‑Mountain Skis roundup includes the Renoun Endurance 98, noting its lightweight feel, stable carving performance, and versatile all‑mountain capability alongside top all‑terrain picks for 2025‑26.

Best Backcountry (Touring) Skis of 2025

Switchback Travel’s Best Backcountry Skis guide highlights the Renoun Citadel 107 as a versatile 50/50 choice for skiers who split time between resort and backcountry, praising its VibeStop™ tech, powder float, and balanced downhill performance.

The Renoun Endurance 88 Skis Have a Unique Anti-Vibration Core

The PressNewsAgency review of the Renoun Endurance 88 highlights its unique anti‑vibration core and VibeStop™ technology, delivering smooth, stable performance and reduced chatter across varied snow conditions.

Renoun Endurance 88 Skis Review: Switch Between Soft and Stiff

This review of the Renoun Endurance 88 skis highlights their unique ability to balance soft‑and‑stiff performance with VibeStop™ vibration damping, lightweight design, and smooth, stable feel across varied groomed conditions.

Review: Renoun Endurance 88 Skis

WIRED’s review of the Renoun Endurance 88 skis highlights their innovative VibeStop non‑Newtonian core that dampens vibration for smoother, more stable all‑mountain performance, helping keep legs fresh on groomers and mixed snow.

Best Backcountry (Touring) Skis of 2025

Switchback Travel’s Best Backcountry Skis guide highlights the Renoun Citadel 107 as a versatile choice for skiers splitting time between backcountry and resort, praising its VibeStop™ tech and balanced performance in powder and varied snow.

Renoun Earhart 88, the perfect ladies ski?

Bespoke Black Book’s feature on the Renoun Earhart 88 highlights this women‑focused all‑mountain ski’s VibeStop™ technology, versatile performance across varied snow conditions, stylish design, and thoughtful construction tailored for confident, joyful skiing.

The Best Backcountry Skis of 2025, Tested and Reviewed

Outdoor Life’s Best Backcountry Skis of 2025 guide names the Renoun Citadel 107 its Most Innovative pick, praising its unique VibeStop technology, balanced weight, and versatile powder performance for uphill touring and varied snow conditions.

Non-Newtonian Skis Adapt to Speed: Renoun Citadel 107 Review

GearJunkie’s in‑depth review of the Renoun Citadel 107 highlights this lightweight powder‑focused ski’s floaty feel, versatile backcountry capability, and unique VibeStop™ tech that adapts stiffness for smoother performance in deep snow and at speed.

GEAR: SKI REVIEW- Renoun 88 Earhart

She‑Shredz’s ski review of the Renoun Earhart 88 highlights this women’s all‑mountain ski’s approachable feel, lightweight build, and VibeStop™ technology, making it a confident choice for intermediate skiers exploring piste and light off‑trail terrain.

Renoun Citadel 107 Ski Test Review

MTN Weekly’s review of the Renoun Citadel 107 highlights its stable performance across backcountry and variable conditions, praising the ski’s smooth ride, versatile downhill ability, and how it balances lightweight touring with confident descents.

Renoun Atlas 80 skis, the carving ski with radical technology

Bespoke Black Book’s feature on the Renoun Atlas 80 skis explores their innovative VibeStop™ tech, precision carving performance, lightweight build, and how these 80 mm‑waisted skis deliver stable, exhilarating turns on groomed terrain.

RENOUN Skis: Not Renowned (Yet), But Damn Good And Damn Fun For Days On The Mountain

BroBible’s gear feature highlights Renoun skis as a fun, versatile, and innovative ski brand, showcasing the Endurance 88s’ smooth performance, patented VibeStop™ tech, and why these lesser‑known skis deserve more recognition on the mountain.

The best skis of 2025, according to pro skiers and our testing

CNN Underscored’s 2025 Best Skis guide highlights the Renoun Earhart 88 for its lightweight, stable performance and VibeStop tech, showcasing why this model stands out among top resort ski picks this season.

The Renoun Z-90 10th Anniversary Edition: A Classic Reimagined

SkiTalk’s review of the Renoun Z‑90 10th Anniversary Edition celebrates the return of this iconic 90 mm all‑mountain ski with updated VibeStop™ tech and classic geometry, highlighting its precision, stability, and performance for advanced skiers across varied terrain.

2024-2025 Renoun Citadel 107

Blister’s 2024-2025 review of the Renoun Citadel 107 highlights its measured specs, lightweight build, carbon and VibeStop™ construction, and versatile powder-focused performance for backcountry and resort use.

4 Things We Loved About Renoun's Citadel 107 Skis (Review)

American Snow Magazine’s detailed review of the Renoun Citadel 107 praises its lightweight versatility, playful yet stable feel across varied terrain, innovative VibeStop technology, striking design, and strong performance for the price.

The Best Powder Skis of 2025

American Snow Magazine’s roundup of the best powder skis features the Renoun Citadel 107 for its lightweight build, smooth stability, and playful performance in soft snow and mixed terrain.

Review: Renoun Citadel 107

Powder’s review of the Renoun Citadel 107 highlights its lightweight, crossover-style design with VibeStop™ tech for smooth, versatile performance in powder and varied terrain.

The 10 Best Skis Of 2025: Tested Picks For Top Performance

Highlighted in Forbes as the Best 50/50 Ski of 2025, the Renoun Citadel 107 blends lightweight carbon performance with VibeStop™ stability for versatile on- and off-piste skiing.

2025 POWDER Buyers Guide

Discover the Renoun Citadel 107 in the Ski Canada 2025 Buyers Guide — a lightweight, agile touring ski redesigned from a trusted all-mountain model, offering versatile performance and an ideal waist width for backcountry exploration.

US WEEKLY

15 Totally Elegant Gifts to Impress Anyone on Your List

These one-of-a-kind skis are designed for women by women. Patented VibeStop™ technology reduces chatter and makes for a smooth, controlled ride down any mountain — or hill, if they’re in the Midwest. We’re obsessed!

GEAR JUNKIE

The Best All-Mountain Skis of 2024-2025.

From hard and fast groomers to soft and deep powder, all-mountain skis are always up to the task. Simplify your quiver with one of the best all-mountain skis.

COOL MATERIAL

The Best Fitness Gifts of 2024

Renoun is featured as one of the best gifts for the active people in your life. The Renoun Core Quiver Ski Bundle topped their charts as one of the best deals to be had this winter.

GEAR JUNKIE

Lightweight Frontside Overachiever: Renoun Endurance 98 All-Mountain Skis Review. The Renoun Endurance 98 All-Mountain Skis is a lightweight design that punches above its weight thanks to innovative materials.

MEN'S JOURNAL

We Tested the Best New Skis of 2025 to Up Your Game on the Slopes. Renoun's Citadel 107 ranked as their top 2025 skis taking the win for the Best for a Smooth Ride category. In the overview, Bouchard shares her very positive experience testing the brand and highlights Renoun's patented VibeStop™ technology.

NEW YORK POST

Expert guide to buying skis online 2024: Best brands for all skill levels. Valuable tips and guides for purchasing skis online. Renoun ranked #1 for the best skis for 2024.

BLISTER 24/25 WINTER BUYER'S GUIDE - Backcountry & Resort

"New for 24/25, Renoun's Citadel 107 is a lightweight powder-oriented ski that's happy to take it easy but also quite capable When you want to push it harder. That's largely thanks to Renoun's non-Newtonian VibeStop™ construction, which tends to make their skis feel softer and more accessible at lower speeds but stiffer and more damp when you subject them to higher forces / speeds (for the whole story, head to the Blister YouTube channel and watch our videos with Renoun). The Citadel 107 feels pretty similar to the Citadel 106 it replaces, but the new 107's much more rearward mount point and increased tip rocker make it float better and feel more directional overall. It's still a very nimble and maneuverable ski, but it now responds best to a forward stance. The Citadel 107 isn't your best bet if on-piste precision or stability in crud are top priorities, but for those seeking soft-snow flotation and maneuverability, it's one of the lightest skis that we still recommend for lift-accessed use."

BLISTER 24/25 WINTER BUYER'S GUIDE - All-Mountain Skis

Renoun Endurance 98. "It's rare that one single material can create such distinct performance traits, but that's the case with Renoun's proprietary "VibeStop™" construction. In general, the non-Newtonian polymer makes their skis unusually supportive at high speeds relative to how compliant they feel at slower paces, but first and foremost, their Endurance 98 is just a very versatile and intuitive all-mountain ski. It feels pretty forgiving when you're taking it easy, but the harder you push it, the more damp and supportive it becomes, thanks to that VibeStop™ material (see our YouTube video with Renoun for the whole story). Because of all this, the Endurance 98 could work for a wide variety of skiers, from intermediates looking for something forgiving that holds up pretty well at high speeds, to more advanced skiers who want a nimble yet supportive all-rounder. The Endurance 98 manages to handle most all-mountain duties quite well."