Pure Jr 2023

Scott

Pure Jr 2023

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Freeride skis - Kids - Pure Jr 2023 - Scott- 2022/2023

£214.90

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£287.50

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Pure Jr 2023

£214.90

-25%

£287.50

VAT and custom duties included

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Description

The Pure Jr is a freeride ski for kids from Scott.

These skis were designed for the next Jérémie Heitz, they are the ultimate freeride weapon for the next generation. They are anything but a toy.

They are direct and lively skis, but the wood core guarantees optimal gliding comfort and makes it easier to turn.

The Pure are the right skis for young people who want to ski down groomed slopes as well as over fresh powder.

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Technical details

Practice level

Proficient

Use - alpine skiing

Freeride

Sidecuts

12890116

Reference Size (cm) : 162

Turn radius (m) : 13

Rocker technology

Overview

Brand

Scott

Warranty

Year

2024

Season

Autumn

Gender

Unisex Kids

Product details

Waist width (mm)

Tip Width (mm)

128

Tail width (mm)

116

Weight (g)

4000

Turn radius (m)

Reference Size (cm)

162

Technical details

Ski construction

Sandwich

Performance

On-piste

3/5

All-snow conditions

4/5

Other features

Side cut:
142 cm: 124-86-112 Radius: 10m Weight: 1340 g
152 cm: 126-88-114 Radius: 12m Weight: 1420 g
162 cm: 128-90-116 Radius: 13m Weight: 1520 g
172 cm: 130-92-118 Radius: 15m Weight: 1690 g

- Fibreglass inserts
- Full length sidewall

Type of rocker :
Rocker XS Twin-Tip: Two rockers in the tip and tail provide maximum lift in deep snow and create a playful ski, while the classic camber underfoot ensures perfect edge hold and stability.

Construction:
Inclined laminate sandwich panel

Poplar wood core:
Full-length wood core gives the ski a more homogenous flex and creates a smoother transition between the central part of the ski and the rocker geometry of the tip and heel.