an everyday fat ski for good skiers, or one for powder days for those looking for their first fat ski to use in the right conditions
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In words
Intro
A quick glance tells you that this is a ski made for the downhill, offering reliability and skiability with Austrian rigor. Freeride there is no game, it's a serious business. Tricks are hard, only Leo Slemett and a handful of others could manage them with these girders strapped to their feet. Otherwise, it charges across all kinds of terrain, fearlessly crossing from packed powder to crust, or flying across mogul fields at impossible speeds. It's basically a giant slalom ski adapted for the backcountry. The stronger and more skilled the skier, the better they will be able to bend and flex the ski. Sturdy bindings required.
Technical specifications
Recommended level
High level
Construction
sidewall
Materials
poplar, beech, paulownia, titanal
Base
UHMW sintered polyethylene with carbon
Length
186 cm
Tip width
142 cm
Tail width
132 cm
Waist width
114 cm
Individual weight
2070 g
Sidecut radius
20.5 m
Available sizes
168, 174, 180, 186, 192
Released in
2023
Made in
Austria
Price
800 €
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