DPS Skis – D2C Ranking & Growth Metrics

Carbon fibre skis engineered and built in Salt Lake City

Sports & Outdoor United States D2C led dpsskis.com

Last updated · August 2026 edition · method v1.2

overall
#286
of 312
Sports & Outdoor
#101
of 111

DPS Skis ranks #286 of 312 D2C brands in the August 2026 edition and #101 of 111 in Sports & Outdoor, up 9 places on last month. We estimate DPS Skis' revenue is flat year on year (low confidence). Branded search is declining over the past year, with a seasonal peak in December and January. Among sports & outdoor brands selling carbon skis, its closest competitor is ZAG Skis (#288).

revenue (est.)
→ Flat

Year on year, low confidence. Why

Oct 2025: flat Nov 2025: flat Dec 2025: flat Jan 2026: shrinking Feb 2026: flat Mar 2026: flat Apr 2026: flat May 2026: shrinking Jun 2026: flat Jul 2026: flat Aug 2026: flat
11 months · flat
scale
23.2

How big DPS Skis is today: #286 of 312 by size.

12 months · down
momentum
48.1

How fast it's growing: roughly flat (50 = flat).

12 months · down
what drives the score
  • Branded search 14
  • Site traffic 15
  • Social audience 43

0 to 100 on a fixed log scale: every 10x in size adds the same points.

Is DPS Skis' revenue growing?

We estimate DPS Skis' revenue is flat year on year (low confidence). Branded search is declining but site traffic is growing, so the two signals don't back each other up and confidence is low.

Estimated from year-on-year changes in branded search and site traffic. A direction of travel, not a revenue figure: we can't see prices, conversion, or retail and Amazon sales. How we estimate it.

How fast is DPS Skis growing?

DPS Skis' Momentum score is 48.1, which means it is roughly flat (50 means flat; a brand that doubled would score about 88). Branded search is declining over the past 12 months. Site traffic is growing over the same 12 months. Since September 2025 it has moved from #243 to #286 overall. Its size score is driven most by social audience, with branded search demand relatively weakest.

About DPS Skis

DPS Skis designs and manufactures carbon fibre skis, built in-house in Salt Lake City. The brand makes skis across disciplines including powder, all-mountain, carving, touring and freeride, organised into model families such as Lotus, Kaizen, Wailer, Pisteworks, Pagoda Tour and Koala. It also sells complementary gear, including outerwear under its Strafe label, bindings, poles, skins, and its own Phantom Glide base treatment. DPS positions itself around ski engineering and carbon fibre construction, targeting skiers from recreational to performance-focused riders across different terrain types.

The brand sells direct to consumers through its own website, offering shipping within the US and to parts of Europe, alongside a network of dealers and demo centres. DPS also offers a ski finder quiz to help customers choose a model, a warranty registration scheme, and a trade-in programme called DPS Revive for upgrading old skis. The company was founded by a ski engineer and a professional skier and later relocated its operations to Salt Lake City, where design, pressing, finishing and testing take place under one roof.

DPS Skis branded search volume

How often people search for DPS Skis by name, month by month, indexed so the peak month = 100 (we publish the trend, not raw vendor figures). Over the past year, demand is declining. Demand is seasonal, peaking in December and January and lowest in May.

Sep 24: 30 Oct 24: 45 Nov 24: 55 Dec 24: 100 Jan 25: 100 Feb 25: 82 Mar 25: 82 Apr 25: 30 May 25: 16 Jun 25: 16 Jul 25: 16 Aug 25: 30 Sep 25: 36 Oct 25: 45 Nov 25: 55 Dec 25: 82 Jan 26: 82 Feb 26: 82 Mar 26: 67 Apr 26: 30 May 26: 13 Jun 26: 13 Jul 26: 16 Aug 26: 24
DPS Skis branded search, indexed

DPS Skis' audience, products and channels

Social audience

  • Instagram dpsskis 51,069
  • YouTube dps_skis 2,410

Also on Facebook.

Followers as shown on each platform, end of August 2026.

Products

  • Products in store94
  • New in the last 90 days12
  • Typical priceUS$310
  • Price rangeUS$3 – US$5,000
Adjustable Ski PolesAir FreshenersAll-Mountain BindingsAll-Mountain SkisBinding MountsCarbon Ski Poles

From DPS Skis' own online store.

Where it sells

  • Own online storeyes
  • Retailers / stockistsyes
  • Amazonnot found

Its site is most visited in Canada.

Ecommerce stack

  • Email & SMSKlaviyo
  • AnalyticsTriple Whale

Tools detected on dpsskis.com; detection covers common apps and may miss some.

DPS Skis vs ZAG Skis

DPS Skis is the bigger brand (Scale 23.2 against 22.9), while ZAG Skis is growing faster (Momentum 62 against 48). See ZAG Skis' page.

August 2026DPS SkisZAG Skis
Overall rank#286#288
Sports & Outdoor rank#101#103
Scale (size)23.222.9
Momentum (growth)48.161.6
Branded search1414
Site traffic1513
Social audience4345

Scores run 0 to 100. Signal scores show what drives each brand's Scale. The higher value in each row is in bold.

DPS Skis: common questions

What does DPS Skis sell?

Carbon fibre skis engineered and built in Salt Lake City. Known for: Lotus powder skis, Kaizen all-mountain skis, Pisteworks carving skis, Pagoda Tour touring skis and Phantom Glide base treatment.

Where is DPS Skis from?

DPS Skis is based in Salt Lake City, United States.

Where can you buy DPS Skis?

DPS Skis sells through its own online store and selected retailers. Its online store is at dpsskis.com.

When was DPS Skis founded?

DPS Skis was founded in 2005.

Who founded DPS Skis?

DPS Skis was founded by Peter Turner and Stephan Drake.

Is DPS Skis' revenue growing?

We estimate DPS Skis' revenue is flat year on year (low confidence). Branded search is declining but site traffic is growing, so the two signals don't back each other up and confidence is low. Estimated from year-on-year changes in branded search and site traffic. A direction of travel, not a revenue figure: we can't see prices, conversion, or retail and Amazon sales.

Who are DPS Skis' competitors?

DPS Skis' closest competitors in the Sports & Outdoor category are ZAG Skis, Icelantic, ON3P and Moment Skis.

Scale and signal scores run from 0 to 100 on a fixed log scale; Momentum is 50 when flat. August 2026, method v1.2. See the methodology, or report a correction.