Ski Reviews

Tom Wallisch Pro 2023: A Park Ski Built to Be Ridden Hard

Light swing weight, solid camber underfoot, and a pro model designed for park, pipe, and urban riding without compromise.

Pair of park skis with bright blue and neon pink graphics standing upright

Introduction

The Tom Wallisch Pro is a pro-model park ski designed for exactly what its namesake rides: park, pipe, urban features, and everything in between. For 2023 it arrives with a bold Tron-inspired graphic in bright blue and neon pink, and a build that emphasizes light weight and playfulness without giving up the camber-driven pop that park skiing demands.

Who This Ski Is For

This is a ski for riders who live in the park. If your days revolve around rails, big jumps, halfpipe laps, or urban sessions, the Tom Wallisch Pro is positioned as a go-to option. It also holds up as a daily driver on groomed mountain laps when there is no fresh snow, with enough edge hold to carve confidently.

Freestyle skier popping off a park jump in soft afternoon light

Main Strengths

The headline quality is how light it feels. The tip and tail swing weight is low enough that the ski feels almost absent underfoot, which translates into a nimble, quick feel when popping around the park. On rails, that lightness makes the ski snappy and responsive, well suited to technical tricks like swaps and pretzel spin-outs where quick edge grip and fast releases matter.

Close-up of ski edges gripping a steel rail in a terrain park

Underfoot, the ski keeps solid camber, delivering real pop for ollies and for getting on top of taller features. The tip and tail feature taper and early rise, which helps the ski avoid catching when spinning off slushy jumps or riding through patches of fresh snow.

Things to Consider Before Buying

This is a park-focused tool first. Riders who spend most of their time off-piste or on long powder days should look elsewhere, since its strengths are concentrated in terrain park, pipe, and urban environments. On hardpack and groomers it carves well for its category, but its identity is firmly freestyle.

Graphic and On-Snow Presence

The 2023 graphic leans on a neon sign aesthetic with bright blue and pink accents, and it is designed to be seen. If visibility in the park matters to you, this ski will pop against the snow and stand out in a crowded terrain park.

Skier sliding a rail in an urban street-style park setting

Buying Advice

A key point worth knowing: the ski the pro rider uses in all his footage is the exact same ski that is available to buy. There is no special athlete-only construction, so what you purchase is what you see being ridden at the highest level. If the spec matches your style, there is little mystery about how it performs.

Pair of skis resting on snow beside a resort lodge

Conclusion

The Tom Wallisch Pro 2023 is a light, snappy, confidence-inspiring park ski that suits jump-focused and rail-focused riders alike. With solid camber for pop and early-rise tip and tail for forgiveness on features, it is a strong pick for anyone whose season revolves around the park.

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