Heir to the Escaper 87 Nano, there have been a few small tweaks to the geometry but it's still reassuringly responsive for a variety of uses
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Intro
Heir to the Escaper 87 Nano, which we tested last year, it's basically the same ski but with a few minor modifications to the shape. Easy, fun and reassuring, it has the feel of a freeride ski that we first saw with the Seek 7 then the Blackops Alpineer, with a light yet substantial shovel with a honeycomb construction and tapered tail to make life easier and just that little bit more fun. Versatile to its core, it floats well, facilitates initiating and rounding out turns, and changing radius, and rewards edge contact on hard snow. It strikes the right balance between weight and downhill performance for relaxed descents. The series also includes the Escaper 80, 87, 97 Nano and 105 Nano.
Technical specifications
Recommended level
Intermediate, Advanced
Construction
sidewall
Materials
paulownia, Microcell, fibra di carbonio
Base
sintered polyethylene
Length
176 cm
Tip width
121 cm
Tail width
111 cm
Waist width
88 cm
Individual weight
1350 g
Sidecut radius
18 m
Available sizes
156, 166, 176, 182
Released in
2024
Made in
Spain
Price
775 €
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