Description
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Description
Made for entry-level cross-trainers or recreational racers, these skis deliver such speed and control that more advanced users will want them as a second pair in the ski quiver. Their light liveliness lets you accelerate quickly and delivers excellent feel for the snow.
- Torsion cap construction has a reinforced core covered with a cap that resists twisting and gives them torsional stability.
- Wood core has laminated wood stringers to optimize camber and air-channelling to reduce weight, for a strong and lively ski.
- Polytex bases.
Tech specs
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| Ideal for | Skate skiing |
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Construction
Sandwich and combination construction is generally used for big freeride-style skis while the lighter structural cap type of construction is more commonly found on cross-country skis. |
Structural cap |
| Core | Wood/Air channel |
| Dimension (all lengths) | 44-42-43mm |
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Waxless
Often called "fish scale" skis, waxless skis are designed so you don't need to apply kick wax. However, you may still want to apply glide wax for a better glide. They are a good option for those who don't like waxing, or for regions where temperatures can vary greatly throughout the day. |
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| Metal edge | No |
| Bindings included | No |
| Made in | China |