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| Season | 2026-2027 |
|---|---|
| Ability Level | Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced |
| Turn Radius | 12m @ 156cm |
| Ski dimensions | 116-68-105 |
| Base Edge Tune | 1 |
| Side Edge Tune | 3 |
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.
Woodcore
The core consists of specifically selected wood types that are laminated in different compositions into a solid core. This gives the designers control over all the characteristics of the ski.
Carbon Tech
Carbon fibers are integrated into the ski as a lightweight, durable reinforcement. The fiber network increases torsional stiffness while maintaining balanced flex, improving precision and overall performance on snow.
SLR Pro Plate
A lightweight, two-part binding plate system. Designed for efficient power transfer with minimal added weight, supporting precise control and responsive ski behavior.
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.
Race Sidewall
The sidewall features a specialized race construction that enhances edge stability and precision. Additionally, it facilitates easier edge tuning, ensuring sharp edges for optimal control on the snow.
Sandwich Sidewall Construction
Wood core combined with ABS sidewalls in a classic Sandwich Construction for balanced flex and perfect rebound.
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The shape of a piste ski is designed for groomed slopes. Its narrower platform allows quick edge-to-edge transitions and precise turn initiation, with a strong focus on grip and control on firm snow.
A Tip Rocker profile has an earlier-rising tip combined with camber underfoot and more traditional contact towards the tail. This makes turn initiation easier while maintaining good grip and stability on hard snow.
Provides a natural combination of damping, rebound and support. This gives the ski a predictable and balanced feel in different conditions.
Features a longer and generally wider tip than tail, with the sidecut positioned further back. This makes the shape clearly focused on forward skiing and provides more support and direction when entering and exiting a turn.
Uses a vertical sidewall along almost the entire length of the ski. This provides direct power transfer to the steel edges and is commonly used on skis where precision, edge grip and support are important.
Lightweight carbon reinforcement can add stiffness and a more direct response without adding much weight. This helps the ski remain light while still providing support, although the exact effect depends strongly on the amount and placement of the carbon.
A reinforcement plate around the binding mounting area. It supports the connection between the ski and binding, distributes forces over a larger area and can provide more direct power transfer underfoot.
Flexes relatively easily and therefore requires less technique and input to steer the ski through a turn. It feels accessible and forgiving, but provides less support and precision as speed and load increase.
With a radius of 12m @ 156cm, this ski offers a good balance between easy turn initiation and stability at speed. It feels predictable in short to medium-length turns and remains stable as the pace increases.
| Size | 142 | 149 | 156 | 163 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tip width(mm) | x | x | 116 | x |
| Waist width(mm) | x | x | 68 | x |
| Tail width(mm) | x | x | 105 | x |
| Radius - Sidecut(m) | x | x | 12 | x |
| Weight per ski(g) | x | x | 1600 | x |