For skiers with good technique and good rhythm, it's also excellent when climbing through difficult terrain
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In words
Intro
The Blaze line is about halfway between a pure freeride ski and a skimo ski. It's fairly lightweight, so it can be used to climb, so long as your goal is a fun descent on technical terrain. It sports new graphics, but the substance is unchanged, with its wood and titanal construction and some added elastic material to absorb vibration. The 3D radius sidecut is short at the waist for responsiveness and grip, even on tight turns, and longer at the tip and tail for stability at speed. Blaze comes into its own when worn by a skier with great technique and rhythm. It's also excellent when climbing through difficult terrain.
Technical specifications
Recommended level
High level
Construction
sidewall
Materials
poplar, beech
Base
sintered UHMWPE
Length
173 cm
Tip width
129 cm
Tail width
111 cm
Waist width
86 cm
Individual weight
1430 g
Sidecut radius
15 m
Available sizes
159, 166, 173, 180
Released in
2021
Made in
Germany
Price
650 €
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