



Hiking skis - Unisex -
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With a slightly wider stance and a more generous rocker, it adapts well to a range of conditions, from deep snow to steep couloirs. At around 1400g per ski (172cm), it's still very light, so you don't have to exert yourself when you're climbing.
Construction levels include a new paulownia core reinforced with poplar grooves. Its fairly rigid flex, combined with a directional shape and a slightly rockered tail, gives it stability at high speeds and excellent handling when skiing more complicated, changing snow conditions. You'll also notice its handling in narrow passages.
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| SIZE (cm) | SIDECUTS (mm) | RADIUS (m) | SKI WEIGHT (g) |
| 148 | 126-89-107 | 13 | 1110 |
| 154 | 127-91-107 | 14 | 1180 |
| 160 | 128-91-108 | 15 | 1280 |
| 166 | 129-91-109 | 16 | 1360 |
| 172 | 130-91-110 | 17 | 1430 |
| 176 | 131-91-111 | 18 | 1520 |
| 184 | 132-91-112 | 19 | 1600 |
| Paulownia wood for lightness and responsiveness. | |
| A shorter tail length and a backwards skier position for faster, more versatile skis. | |
| The bases are made from P-Tex (polyethylene plastic). Most basic materials are followed by a number. This number refers to the molecular weight of polyethylene. The higher the number, the higher the molecular weight of P-Tex, indicating a better, more durable base. |
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Sheet of reinforcement material (epoxy-impregnated fibreglass fabric) superimposed over the Core to support the central part of the ski. |
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The rocker is the curve of the front or rear part of the ski when viewed from the side. In other words, the rocker refers to the arched section of the ski from the point of contact with the surface to the tip or rear end. Depending on the length and shape of the rocker, it can be called an automatic rocker, a flat camber rocker or an elliptical rocker. The rocker makes it easier to pirouette in Powder snow and gives you a feeling of freedom and forgiveness. It improves floatation and makes all-terrain handling effortless. |
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| The heels of the skis are fitted with specially designed holes to allow precise positioning of the skins and reduce the possibility of the rear clip slipping during ascent. | |
| The camber describes the curve of a ski when viewed from the side. Skis with camber have a central section that arches slightly over the snow. Depending on the length and height of the camber, it can be distinguished as a traditional camber or a flat camber (zero camber). The Edge provides elasticity, suppleness, precision, responsiveness, good edge control and good ripping. |
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Un ski de rando pour les gourmands d'aventures.
Les plus : Polyvalence en toutes neiges.
Les moins : Accroche réduite sur neige plus dure.