Pure 75
A first step into touring for nordic and groomed-trail skiers who want something familiar underfoot.
The Gentlest Introduction To Ski Touring There Is.
The Pure 75 is the narrowest and most approachable ski in the HAGAN lineup, a natural first step for skiers new to the uphill world who want a setup that feels familiar and manageable from the very first lap. At just 75mm underfoot it shares more DNA with a traditional nordic or cross-country ski than a backcountry setup, which makes it the right choice for anyone coming from groomed trails who's curious about touring but not ready to commit to a full backcountry kit.
It excels on groomed uphills, resort-adjacent terrain, and mellow winter landscapes where the goal is to explore efficiently rather than charge technical descents. The climbing is light and effortless, the descents are predictable and manageable, and the whole experience is built to make ski touring feel accessible instead of intimidating.
If you've ever watched someone skin up a groomed run at your local resort and thought "I could do that," this is the ski that proves you right.
Last of the line. The Pure Series is being phased out for 2027, and the current price reflects that rather than any change in the ski. We'll sell what's in the warehouse and then it's done. If this is the ski you want, this is the season to get it.
Specifications
Shipping & Returns
Orders ship from our US warehouse. Skis ship oversized, so allow a little extra transit time. Full details on our shipping page.
Returns: Unused gear can be returned within 30 days. Once bindings have been mounted, skis cannot be returned. Please confirm your length and brake width before mounting We reccomend brakes be >2mm wider than the skis midpoint.
Warranty: Three years against manufacturing defects, extended to five years when you register your gear. See warranty & returns.
Mounting & Setup
We offer professional binding mounting when you buy a ski and binding together. Add it to your order and we'll mount and test before shipping.
Mounting yourself or at a local shop is fine too. Match your brake width to this ski's waist, and have the binding set to your boot sole length by someone who can verify the release.
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