What length ski

Full Camber with Tip Rocker
Skis with camber and tip rocker combine traditional camber underfoot with an early-rise tip. This makes them very easy to initiate turns; the ski engages quickly and smoothly with minimal effort from the skier. In addition, these skis are forgiving: they are less likely to catch an edge and are easy to correct after small mistakes, offering a comfortable and reliable feel even in variable piste conditions.

Beech-poplar wood core
The core is made from a blend of poplar and beech wood. This combination offers a balance of energetic lightness from the poplar and robust sturdiness from the denser beech.

Air Carbon TI 0.8
The core of this ski features a Wood Core complemented by a double Titanal shell of 0.5mm, reinforced with Air Carbon. This construction reduces weight and provides a reliable and precise edge grip, resulting in a smooth ride. The Air Carbon itself is a lightweight yet strong carbon material that enhances both handling and the overall performance of the ski.

Diagofiber
A diagonally oriented glass fiber grid integrated into the ski construction. It increases torsional stability and supports powerful, controlled turns by improving force transmission along the ski.

Triple Radius
Skis with a Triple Radius have different radii in the end and in the middle of the ski. A short radius under the binding provides an agile ski on hard snow, and a longer radius in the tip and tail ensures a stable ski.

Twin Powerrail
A two-part Powerrail system designed for reduced weight and improved energy transfer. The construction supports efficient power transmission while maintaining stability and precise control on snow.

Sintered Bases
This base is made from compressed polyethylene powder to improve wax absorption. It provides excellent gliding performance and durability, ensuring consistent reliability and long-lasting speed on snow.

Sandwich Sidewall Construction
Wood core combined with ABS sidewalls in a classic Sandwich Construction for balanced flex and perfect rebound.