All-Mountain Skis
Versatile skis for varied terrain including groomers, powder, and bumps, typically with directional shape and moderate waist width. HTS 9506.11.40 covers these as 'other skis' excluding cross-country. Balances performance across resort conditions.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If for metal-free, lightweight touring constructions under 88mm waist
Narrow, flexible skis without metal classify as cross-country.
If imported with permanently attached bindings
Ski/boot/binding combos fall under other snow-ski equipment.
If made primarily of plastic without metal edges or core
Plastic-dominated skis without traditional ski construction shift to plastics heading.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Specify waist width (90-110mm) and rocker/camber hybrid in import declarations
• Avoid bundling with boots; separate shipments prevent set classification issues
• Test for ASTM F1773 compliance certification to speed customs clearance
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