Citadel 107
Swift, lightweight, fun-focused powder ski.
The Citadel 107 is built for fresh snow. A 107mm waist and a 30% early-rise tip keep you on top of powder, and its light, nimble feel makes tight trees and wide-open bowls feel effortless.
A 10% tail rocker lets you slash and pivot through the deep stuff, while 60% camber holds an edge on hardpack. Eight channels of VibeStop™ stiffen when you open it up and soak up the chatter of crud and tracked-out snow. An aspen core and full carbon laminate keep it light, at 1,650g per ski in 177cm, so it’s ready for the skin track when a storm day takes you into the deep.
Spend more days in variable conditions than in powder? Check out the Endurance 98 >>
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Citadel 107 Specs & Construction
The Citadel 107 combines a wide platform with aerospace-grade carbon and eight (8) channels of VibeStop™. It’s a featherweight ride that holds firm when it counts.
Carving
All-mountain
Powder
Float Meets Precision.
Lightweight and carbon-built, the Citadel 107 is your ticket to powder bowls and alpine lines. Effortless in the deep, stable on the steeps.
Early Rise
30% early rise is some of the most we offer in our line up, and it rightfully belongs on the Citadel 107. This much rise is the perfect amount to keep you floating on deep days.
Camber
Though 60% camber is on the lower side for our skis, the Citadel 107 uses it incredibly well. While still feeling floaty in powder, you can end your run on hardpack and still feel confident.
Tail Rocker
10% tail rocker is the sweet spot for a versatile ski like the Citadel 107. Enough to slash turns with ease while still locking into carves when wanted.
VibeStop™ Technology
Big skis, big lines—without the big chatter. VibeStop™ keeps the Citadel 107 calm and predictable when conditions get variable. Float, slash, and charge with quiet confidence.
Adaptive
Automatically and instantaneously adapts to snow conditions
Lighter Weight
Considerably lighter than the core material it replaces
Stability + Control
Reduced chatter means better edge contact and more control
Reduced Fatigue
Reduced vibration leads to less muscle fatigue and more runs
Questions we get about the Citadel 107
Here are some frequently asked questions we received about the Citadel 107.
What length ski should I buy?
| Skier Height | Casual | Aggressive |
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| 5’1” – 5’2” | N/A | 163cm |
| 5’3” – 5’6” | 163cm | 170cm |
| 5’7” – 5’10” | 170cm | 177cm |
| 5’11” – 6’1” | 177cm | 184cm |
| 6’2” + | 184cm | 191cm |
What terrain and skier type is the Citadel 107 best for?
The Citadel 107 is our go-to powder day ski, with enough backbone to tackle big mountain terrain without blinking. Pair it with a hybrid touring binding and this adventure-ready ski punches far above its weight, both in resort and the backcountry.
What bindings work with the Citadel 107?
Reviews
- Terry L.Rated 5 out of 5 stars2 years agoThe new Citadel is even better!
I loved this year’s Citadel 106 and didn’t see how it could improve, but you did it. Next years Citadel improved in both areas, I felt that it hooked up and rail better on the groomers and it skied as well if not better than my 2024 Rossi Sender 110 in powder. If I had to pick one ski that could be my quiver killer, this would be the ski.
- Mike H.Rated 5 out of 5 stars2 years agoNew 107s Wow Me
I liked the Citadel 106 because they were so light and they floated up in powder so easily, but they had a mind of their own. Then I stepped in the new 107s and, wow ... what an amazing ski and a big difference. It was like they were saying "hey bro, where do you want to go next? In the trees, that's cool. How about that steep untracked line over there, yeah, I'm down for that...
- Sam L.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoThese babies rip!
Absolutely love my new sticks. Got to ride them in mid shin to knee deep powder and I couldn't get enough. The responsiveness was unreal. From riding fresh powder, zipping through the trees, hitting side jump or on the groomers I was beyond impressed. Even the local shop guys are drooling over how sexy they look. And more snow coming this weekend in CO!
- W Brian S.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoLoved them!
Finally, Whistler had some powder (over a metre during the last 48 hours). My son and I lined up for the Peak chair this morning (the alpine was closed all weekend) to be some of the first to enjoy the powder. He was on my old DPS Pagodas (112 wide) and I was on the Renoun Citadel 107s. And, yes, I did love them! Turn initiation in the deep powder was a dream. To me, just as good as the DPS (which are very good). And the slightly narrower waist meant that I could still hold an edge on piste (better for me than the DPS given my size). I am hooked on Renoun skis, so when I got home, I ordered some Atlas 80s to complete my quiver of Renoun skis (my other ones are the Endurance 98s).
- Dana C.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoPowder floaters
These Citadel skis are spectacular. They float through unbroken powder like you’re on clouds. They break up crud effortlessly in search of the leftover stashes after the powder rush. I have giggled out loud skimming and carving through some of the best snow this season has gifted us. Bravo Citadel.
- Kevin D.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoIncredible backcountry ski!
First year riding the Citadel’s as my primary backcountry ski with the Marker Kingpin M-Werks bindings. The ski offers a perfect weighted blend of being light for the uphill and hefty enough for performance on the downhill. This ski thrives in keeping you above powder and also has a great ability to plow through the Cascade concrete that frequents the Pacific Northwest snowpack. I’ve even utilized this ski for in resort powder days because of how well it rides in powder. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a great backcountry ski that flourishes in downhill performance.
- Philippe J.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars8 months agoAwesome!
I purchased my Renoun Citadels107 just in time for an epic record breaking New England winter and another record snowfalls in Hokkaido Japan where I’m skiing for the first time.
- tim p.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoGreat ski
Fantastic ski in soft snow and on a groomer; very positive feel under foot.
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Designed in Vermont, handmade in Québec from premium materials.
Built with VibeStop™
VibeStop™ reduces vibration for smoother, more controlled skiing.