


The Fly 115 is a men's freestyle backcountry ski from Movement.
The Fly series is a creative, playful range for riders who want to constantly reinvent their sport! It reveals the playful, non-conformist side of freeskiing and those who practice it.
This is the largest model in the range. It is therefore designed for heavy conditions and exclusively for powder snow. It offers very good lift in fresh snow but retains grip on hard snow thanks to its standard chamber.
The Paulownia and Poplar wood core is firmly sorted to keep only the purest parts. The combination of fibreglass 3 Axis Fiberglass still provides torsional rigidity for good grip and a very comfortable snow feel.
The double rockers provide greater buoyancy and control off-piste, landing in switch will be child's play. The high quality sole Base All Terrain ensures incredible glide no matter the quality of the snow. The Alpine Edge edges are reinforced for greater durability.
If your goal is to make tricks in the powder or simply to make your favorite off-piste, then look no further, the Fly 115 is the machine you need at all costs.



- Rocker: Double Rocker
- Camber: Standard
| Ski length | Tip | Skate | Heel | Radius |
Weight (per pair) |
| 177cm | 138mm | 115mm | 133mm | 18m | 4.20kg |
| 184cm | 138mm | 115mm | 133mm | 19m | 4.40kg |
Materials:
Core: Paulownia wood + Poplar wood + fibreglass
Technologies:
3 Axis Fiberglass : Stable, robust and easy to handle, the 45° fibreglass provides torsional rigidity for good grip and a soft, reassuring feel.
Base All Terrain : Made from very high-density sintered P-Tex , they are structured on robots and then hot-waxed by hand to nourish the sole.
Alpine Edge : The edges are diamond-sharpened and reinforced.
Le Fly 115 se veut être le modèle le plus axé backcountry de la gamme Fly... Et autant dire qu'il ne nous a pas déçus !
Son large patin, ses gros rockers et sa stabilité permettent un ride tout en contrôle dans la peuf. Le talon s'ancre parfaitement dans la peuf et amène une grande maniabilité. On ne voit vraiment pas comment vous pourriez passer une mauvaise journée avec les Fly 115 aux pieds.
Les plus : portance, comportement fun, déjaugeage
Les moins : accroche sur neige dure