A ski for the Freeride World Tour, a powerhouse with incredible float on powder, designed for demanding skiers and epic adventures.
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Intro
There aren't many freeride models specifically designed for women, which is why the Vadera Ti is one of the few women's skis used on the Freeride World Tour. We tested the Carbon version—lighter and easier on the skin track, despite its beefy width. It weighs in at 1,700 g (3.75 lbs.), not bad for 110 mm underfoot. The paulownia core has poplar inserts, which offset the twitchiness of the carbon, making the ski smooth and flexible. In descent, it's a force to be reckoned with: gunning through chop and sailing through powder. If you've got the legs for it, it'll take you anywhere.
Technical specifications
Recommended level
Advanced, High level
Construction
cap-sidewall
Materials
glass fiber, fibra di carbonio, aramid, poplar, paulownia
Base
extruded polyethylene
Length
176 cm
Tip width
140 cm
Tail width
125 cm
Waist width
110 cm
Individual weight
1700 g
Sidecut radius
21 m
Available sizes
171, 176, 181
Released in
2024
Made in
Poland
Price
899 €
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