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| Suitability for level: |
| Ability Level | Upper Intermediate Lower Advanced Upper Advanced Lower Expert |
| Sidecut | 122-74-103 |
| Turn radius | 14m (167cm) |
| Lengths | 153, 160, 167 (1,750g) |
| Construction |
Sidewall Carbon wood core Tip rocker |
| Strengths | Great all rounder, works really well through the front of the ski |
| Weaknesses | Could be livelier and more reactive to get a stronger character |
The Razorshape and Airtec wood core provide lightweight construction that will conserve energy and reduce fatigue. Power when you want it and comfort when you don’t.
This is a great looking pro ski that feels really comfortable in all turn shapes. It works at its best when skied more through the front of the ski where the ski engages quickly and draws the skier into the new arc. It has a good mix of stability and liveliness and is a ski that likes to be driven by the skier. Some testers found it took a while to work out the sweet spot of the ski, and that it takes time to get the balance right to get the full potential. Overall a good choice for a mix of turn shapes on the piste.
