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| Ease of use: |
| Ability Level | Upper Intermediate Lower Advanced Upper Advanced Lower Expert Upper Expert |
| Sidecut | 130-102-121 |
| Turn radius | 18m (172cm) |
| Lengths | 156, 164, 172 (1,590g) |
| Construction |
Cap & sidewall combo Carbon & lightweight woodcore Tip & tail rocker |
| Strengths | Solid underfoot, works well in medium turns and in chopped up conditions |
| Weaknesses | Flex pattern could be smoother and more progressive |
Successor to the Century 102, this is an easy going ski that rips in powder but also performs on the hardpack.
This was another freeride ski that felt comfortable when going for big speeds. The construction feels pretty solid - particularly underfoot - through the middle of the ski, where it gives strong levels of grip. Conversely the area through the shovel of the ski is much softer, and with the wider surface area helps lift the ski up in deeper conditions. The combination of the tip and middle of the ski sets it up nicely for coping both with piste and powder. Some testers felt that there was too much of a difference in flex between the front and the middle of the ski that made it catchy at times.
