In reply to xplorer:
Almost certainly yes - but they might not be ideal.
From the photos it looks as though the ski is free from any integral mounting rails for the current bindings. Assuming that the top of the ski is basically flat in the binding area then it should be easy enough to mount touring bindings.
The plastic moulding at the tip of the ski might cause problems fitting the tip-clip on some makes of skins but careful selection (or careful use of an angle grinder) should avoid that.
How they will fair as a touring ski will inevitably depend on your level, plans and ambitions.
Because they are a piste ski they probably aren't that light. They are also very waisted for easy turning on piste. You might find that the wide tips become annoying as they may snag when you're following a existing skin track.
If you have touring bindings and an old pair of skins that could be trimmed to fit then they might offer a cheap set-up for some hacking about.
If you need to buy bindings and skins then you might be better served by searching for a second-hand package. Because skins are (generally) cut to suit a given ski it's common to see them sold together.
Happy touring...
