| Overall: | |
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| Ease of use: |
| Ability Level | Lower Advanced Lower Intermediate Upper Advanced Upper Intermediate |
| Sidecut | 132-90-115.5 |
| Turn radius | 16.8m (176cm) |
| Lengths | 169, 176, 184 (1,820g) |
| Construction |
Cap & sidewall combo Carbon & Titanal woodcore Tip & tail rocker |
| Strengths | Easy to use, lightweight, well balanced |
| Weaknesses | Can flap at high speeds |
Lighter, stronger and better. So the Vantage is even more effortless and better to ride on piste, without sacrificing any of their play in the powder.
This is another ski that feels light and easy to use, at slower speeds it’s effortless, with the lack of weight and profile making direction changes and turn initiation instant. The shape and flex is really well balanced with the Vantage giving out smooth, round arcs in all turn shapes. Although it is a light ski it gives out solid levels of grip and is great fun to use on the groomers. Ultimately at high speeds and on harder terrain the lightweight does have an effect, with the Vantage starting to lose its dampening abilities.
