Mana 4 2023

Turn radius/Sidecut/weight (per pair):

177 cm: 21 m / 144-119-137 mm / 3700 g
184 cm: 23 m / 144-119-137 mm / 3900 g
190 cm: 25 m / 144-119-137 mm / 4100 g

Shape:

Mana Progressive Twin
Its slightly tapered tip and heel are combined with elliptical radius sidecut lines for maximum control and efficient, precise carving. A generous rocker combined with a light camber brings wonderful sensations and gives new energy to transform your day. The new CT range has been designed to adapt the shape to different practices, from big powder with the 5.0 to groomed slopes with the 1.0. We have set the new standard for this increasingly popular category of high performance all-mountain skis with a preference for freestyle.

Construction:

Poplar lightweight core
Poplar is a soft, light-coloured, lightweight and strong wood that has good flex and pop, as well as a high capacity to absorb vibrations. When used alone, this wood provides pop, which makes it easy to make butters and offers great stability when landing, three attributes necessary for a park ski, but also the torsional stability to ensure good grip on the pistes.

Side cuts with elliptic radii
The sidecuts with elliptic radii consist of a longer radius underfoot and shorter radius on the front and rear parts of the ski. The long radius underfoot allows for faster and easier pivoting, while the shorter radii allow turns to be started more gently. These sidecuts are perfectly suited to a wide range of turn angles and sizes.

Flex boat
The large rocker is complemented by stronger, stiffer tips and tails to help stabilize the skis and propel them through variable snow. In addition, the rigid tips absorb more vibration when skiers hit the ground after taking off. Just add a little more flex under the foot to allow the skis to react on demand.

Full Strength Sidewall
The full strength sidewall is a construction that applies layers of protective material along the edges of the sidewall, between the edge and the topsheet from above. The edges offer the best possible stability and grip when turning, while protecting the wooden core, edges and cover sheet from possible external impacts and damage.

Tip and tail cap
For our skis with cap construction in the tip and tail, we place ultra-strong sidewalls in the centre of the ski but wrap the topsheet around the edge of the ski in the tip and tail. This protects the ski from impacts and thus improves its durability, while reducing the total weight of the ski, favouring freestyle and ski touring.

Mana Stance
For the Mana series, the narrowest point of the ski is the centre of the radius, which happens to be the most intuitive place to initiate a freestyle turn. The mounting here also works wonders for carving and popping from the back and front of your skis.