//Is it for you
Carves firstplays second— not a park ski
A flatter tail gives it forward bias, so it grips and finishes turns like a directional ski. Tip and tail rocker keeps it loose in soft snow and bumps. It's burlier than the catalog suggests, so chop doesn't knock it around.
What size skis? Read the size chart ↳- Waist
- 101 mm (133 / 101 / 115)
- Turn radius
- 19.0 m underfoot at 182 cm (3D Radius: 24.6 / 19.0 / 22.4 m)
- Rocker
- Tip & tail rocker, camber underfoot; directional twin with flatter tail
- Construction
- Multilayer wood core, full sidewall with mini cap
- Weight
- 2,200 g per ski at 182 cm
- Lengths
- 168 · 175 · 182 · 189
- Binding
- Not included. Griffon 13 package: $891.49, mounted.
//From the bench
Took some used skis in for a binding adjustment and tune. The folks here work fast and provide an excellent service. They were able to answer all my questions and provided a range of options for all my needs. Highly recommend getting any repairs done here.