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The Go range is back this year with new understated designs and, above all, a construction incorporating titanal. Movement is still compromising on nothing, and making committed and high-performance Freeride / Big-Mountain skis, but in a much lighter and more comfortable design. These skis are designed to go off and explore the most beautiful snow couloirs and slopes far off the beaten track.
With their wide tips and double rocker, the skis in the Go range destroy everything in their path, and float on deep snow.
Go skis opt for a light and agile Paulownia core, coated with two Titanal Power Plates, which provide excellent power transmission and maximum comfort and stability at high speeds and in complicated snow conditions. The DPR technology combines two fibreglass plates at the binding points to ensure perfect anchoring and prevent any tearing.
For an even better performance, Go skis have VA-TECH technology consisting of a natural rubber plate loaded with fibreglass in the ski tip to absorb vibrations.
With a 90mm waist, the versatility of the Go 90 Women Ti really stands out, as it remains truly excellent on marked runs and you might even find yourself carving. This is the thinnest model in the Go range, so it will be easier to turn as well as lighter. You'll also appreciate them on steep slopes or narrow snow couloirs, where their decent sidecut means they stay pretty nimble, even in big fields of powder. The Go 90 Women Ti is designed for advanced to expert skiers who want a versatile all-mountain and freeride ski.



Shape:
Double rocker / classic camber
Core:
Paulownia Wood
Turn Radius:
15m for the 154cm model
18.5m for the 162cm model
18m for the 170cm model
19m for the 178cm model
Weight:
2620 per pair for the 154cm model
2800g per pair for the 162cm model
2980g per pair for the 170cm model
Technology:
- Power Plate : Two titanium plates encasing the wood core guarantee the skis uncompromising power transfer and incredible stability.
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Les plus : polyvalence, maniabilité, légèreté
Les moins : RAS dans son programme