The Scott Luna 2016 skis blend lightweight agility with dependable stability to create an all-mountain ski that performs from groomers to soft snow. Available in 166 and 176 cm, the Luna is designed for riders seeking a versatile, playful ski that still inspires confidence at speed. A responsive wood core with strategic reinforcements provides lively energy transfer underfoot, while a rockered tip and tail combined with camber underfoot make turn initiation smooth and release predictable — ideal for carving on hardpack or floating through variable conditions. Built for intermediate to advanced skiers who want a single ski for park laps, morning groomers and afternoon off-piste runs, the Luna 2016 is easy to maneuver yet stable when you push it. The tuned flex offers forgiving forgiveness in tight terrain but enough backbone to hold an edge when you lean into a long carve. The result is a ski that feels playful in tight trees, lively in quick turns and composed at higher speeds. Durability is balanced with weight-savings: a resilient base and reinforced sidewalls resist chatter and edge wear, while the construction keeps swing weight low for quick, responsive handling. The Luna’s profile and balanced torsional stiffness also make it a great choice for skiers who like to mix freestyle moves with cruising — pressing and buttering feel natural without sacrificing downhill performance. If you’re building a quiver with a reliable daily driver or upgrading to a more nimble, all-mountain option, the Scott Luna 2016 offers an attractive combination of control, playfulness and versatility. Choose the 166 cm for quicker, more playful handling or the 176 cm for added stability and float in deeper snow. Compatible with most alpine binding setups, the Luna is a solid pick for women-focused or lighter-weight skiers who demand performance across varied terrain.