Touring skis - Men -
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- P-Tex 2100 sintered polyethylene base offers ideal strength and glide
- Tip Rocker with traditional camber at the waist
- Hybrid multi-layer core Woodcore (poplar and paulownia)
- Marker Alpinist bindings recommended
Side cuts: 130.6 - 88 - 111.4 mm
Weight: 2374g in 177cm
Turn radius 3D RADIUS:
The use of the long radius in the tip and tail for large high speed turns provides excellent manoeuvrability and easy turn clearance. The use of the shorter radius for smaller, medium-speed turns provides agility and easier turn initiation for smoother short turns.
Ski length | R1 (tip) | R2 (waist) | R3 (tail) |
156cm | 20 m | 12 m | 17 m |
163cm | 22 m | 14 m | 19 m |
170cm | 25 m | 15 m | 22 m |
177cm | 28 m | 17 m | 23 m |
184cm | 31 m | 18 m | 25 m |
This system allows the skier to decide, depending on the situation, which direction to put on and remove the skin. A standard carabiner at the rear end of the ski allows the skin to be attached and detached from the rear. The skin can also be applied and removed quickly and easily from the front. The spring carabiner is easy to use with gloves. A slight indent in the tip of the ski gives the hook lateral guidance and prevents it from unintentionally releasing the skin while walking.
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Advantages: Lightweight, excellent climbing/riding ratio, easy to handle.
Disadvantages: Bearing capacity in deep snow.