The E-TURN is an all-mountain model specializing in skiing, developed by Ogasaka Ski's accumulated knowledge of alpine skiing and basics. The graphics have changed completely for the 2025-2026 season, giving it a completely new look. The design theme for the 2025-2026 season is "Nordic."
The surfaces of the "ET-11.5" and "ET-10.8" have a soft wood-like design reminiscent of stylish Scandinavian furniture, while the reverse features a space-like graphic evoking the floating sensation of skiing in powder snow. The "9.8" has a sophisticated black to light purple gradient on the front, while the reverse has a psychedelic feel. Apparently, the design was inspired by the idea that the feeling of listening to psychedelic music is similar to the floating sensation of skiing in powder snow. The psychedelic music was inspired by Tame Impala (an Australian psychedelic band)
The new model "ET-10.8C" is an even stronger version of the "ET-10.8"
ET-10.8C | D = 135-108-126.5mm | L = 183, 188cm | R = 20.1m (188cm) | ¥143,000SOLE
The ET-10.8C, a completely new model with a 108mm waist like the ET-10.8, was released in the 2025-2026 season. Skiers who had previously ridden the ET-10.8 had been requesting a ski that was a little stronger for high-speed skiing and rough snow conditions. With advice from Masahiro Yamaki, who participated in the development of the E-TURN series, and OGASAKA rider Yusuke Fukasawa, the ET-10.8C was produced
The C stands for couloir, a French word for a rock groove that runs up and down the mountainside. This model debuts as a powder model for more intense and challenging terrain
The overall design is stronger than the ET-10.8, and the unique shape of the tip provides ample buoyancy in powder while providing excellent grip. It also offers outstanding vertical propulsion. Among fat skis, the flex is strong, providing exceptional stability even at high speeds, in bad snow, and in deep snow
You can expect high performance on hard ice, rough crust, and big mountains in early spring. It is especially recommended for aggressive skiers who want to enjoy speed in the backcountry. It comes in two lengths: 183cm and 188cm
The luxurious KEO series' highest-end model, the "KS-XX," is born
Their presence was outstanding at the exhibition booth, creating an atmosphere that hinted at the dawn of a new era for OGASAKA SKI
Here is OGASAKA SKI's top recommended model for the 2025-2026 season. First of all, the iconic outline that sets it apart from other models is what really catches your eye
The "KS-XX" is a high-end model in the KEO's series, a premium carving all-rounder. The "KS-XX" is being developed as a pioneering Made in Japan and Made in Ogasaka model, with limited quantities targeted at overseas markets. It features all-around performance that allows you to enjoy elegant cruising even on big mountains. The semi-transparent top sheet is see-through, allowing you to see through to the metal inside, creating an indescribable sense of luxury. The bamboo core provides supple strength, and the ride is luxurious, befitting the design
KS-XX/RD | D = 115-68-97mm | L = 162, 167, 172, 177cm | R = 17.8m (177cm) | ¥198,000SOLE
The new "SLIT TECH" feature adds slits to the front and rear of the metal to adjust the torsional balance and optimize grip and operability. Sustainable materials such as bamboo and beech are used for the core, achieving supple strength and a solid ride feel. The transparent top sheet is see-through, allowing the metal inside to be seen through, visually appealing to SLIT TECH and creating an indescribable sense of luxury. Another unique feature is how it appears differently depending on the light
Another nice bonus is that it comes with an exclusive ski band for the XX collection
"UNITY" has been completely renewed!
The UNITY is a classic OGASAKA ski developed with the aim of being the ultimate all-around model. It combines flexible stability and gliding performance, and is highly versatile, handling everything from carving on groomed runs to rough terrain. The UNITY, a timeless classic among all-around skis, will be completely renewed for the 2025-2026 season
Many changes have been made to the balance, side curve, components, core length, arch, etc. Carving performance on flat ground has been improved, as has its ability to handle ungroomed snow. The tip and tail have been strengthened, and the skis have easier flex underfoot, improving maneuverability, speed, and stability. The skis' distinctive features of being easy to ride and not tiring to ride have been retained. The design theme of the new UNITY is "skis in harmony with nature," with graphics featuring marble on the "U-PE," wood grain on the "U-PH," and ocean motifs on the "U-PC."
U-PE
U-PE/BK | D = 119-81-109mm | L = 153, 160, 167, 174cm | R = 18.2m (174cm) | ¥15,4,000
U-PH
U-PH/BR | D = 115-68-97mm | L = 146, 153, 160, 167cm | R = 16.7m (167cm) | ¥143,000
U-PC
U-PC/BL | D = 115-68-97mm | L = 146, 153, 160, 167cm | R = 16.7m (167cm) | ¥103,400
Check out the latest PV that gives you a sense of the 113-year history
OGASAKA Ski will be celebrating its 113th anniversary in the 2025-2026 season, the longest history of any ski manufacturer in Japan. The company has a thorough commitment to quality and a stance that "challenge is our traditional manufacturing." Check out the latest promotional video that was recently released to get a feel for OGASAKA Ski's message
"Make skiing more accessible, more free, and more fun." When discussing the Japanese ski scene, this brand is indispensable. Ogasaka Skis was founded in 1912 by Hamataro Ogasaka. Ogasaka is known as one of the first ski manufacturers in Japan. The company expanded its business as skiing became more popular in Japan before and after the war, and no other brand has contributed more to the development of basic skiing, a unique part of Japan's ski culture. Ogasaka Skis boasts overwhelming popularity and tradition, especially among beginner skiers. Their numerous high-quality products, crafted with exceptional technical expertise, reflect Ogasaka Skis' commitment to pursuing the "true joy of skiing"—the ability to freely control skis in any situation. They will continue to support all skiers and create a ski culture that allows them to experience the joy of skiing and the joy of ski ownership.
