Who These Skis Are For
Who These Skis Are For
For developing skiers who want their first freestyle ski or a versatile all-mountain twin.
The Short version offers lengths suited to smaller riders building confidence on new features.
Terrain & Snow Conditions
Terrain & Snow Conditions
Groomers, small park features and mixed resort snow are its natural setting.
Tip and tail rocker add flexibility when moving from packed runs into softer patches.
On-Snow Performance
On-Snow Performance
- Turn initiation: Rockered ends help the ski enter and release turns.
- Edge pressure: Sidewalls underfoot support contact with firmer snow.
- Switch practice: A twin-tip shape supports skiing in both directions.
- Accessible response: The hybrid core combines wood with composite material for a manageable feel.
Construction & Technology
Construction & Technology
- Hybrid Poplar / Composite Core: Wood and Injectzone material combine in the core.
- AR50 Sidewall: Sidewalls underfoot combine with cap construction at the tips and tails.
- 2.5 Impact Edge: Oversized, heat-treated edges help resist impacts.
- S7 Base: A durable, low-maintenance running surface.
Technical Specifications & Binding Information
Technical Specifications & Binding Information
- Model year: 2025
- Category: Junior all-mountain / freestyle
- Profile: AR Freestyle Rocker — tip rocker, camber underfoot and tail rocker
- Bindings: Sold separately. Choose bindings for the skier, with compatible boots and brakes that fit the ski waist. Have mounting and adjustment completed by a qualified technician.
| Length (cm) | Tip / Waist / Tail (mm) | Turn Radius (m) |
|---|---|---|
| 133 | 114 / 84 / 106 | 9.5 |
| 143 | 117 / 84 / 109 | 10.3 |
| 150 | 117 / 84 / 109 | 11.6 |
