1. Ski
Serpo 2024
The
The little brother of the
As far as the shape is concerned, there is a 93mm waist for intermediate lift. A progressive rocker in the front and a light rocker in the back allow it to achieve the best control on the piste while offering pivot and lift off qualities in soft snow. The curve radius of 20 metres coupled with the responsive flex encourages the carving qualities of the ski and makes it ideal for big curves.
It also has a poplar wood and fibreglass core. A double titanal plate underfoot is committed to providing you with a good ride. The rocker is also great for providing flexibility and steering. This reinforcement, combined with an energetic flex, makes the ski very responsive and dynamic to offer even more fun when you gain speed!
The
Weight: 3650 g per pair in size 180.1 cm
Radius: 20 m for all sizes
Moderate lift: 93mm waist
Shape and construction:
- Semi-cap construction, poplar wood and fibreglass core
- Single titanal plate in the middle of the ski for rebound and responsiveness, but also to save weight
Medium classic camber:
- classic camber underfoot with moderate ski/snow contact: balance between stability and manoeuvrability.
Progressive rocker at the front and slight rocker at the rear:
- Pivot control, manoeuvrability, release
Flex:
- Energetic with double titanium plate underfoot for extra tone
The
This is a very good ski for those who only want one pair. Although the intermediate lift is too light to enjoy a full day of powder, it is just light enough to freestyle a little in the morning and then return to the ski resort for the rest of the day. A ski recommended for 80% piste/20% off piste.
The good stiffness of the ski and its long radius make it a stable and responsive ski.
Pros: Incisive, high-performance
Cons: None
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