Who These Skis Are For
Who These Skis Are For
Confident intermediate through expert skiers who enjoy moving between trails and ungroomed terrain will find the Sheeva 9 a versatile option.
It suits an active skier who wants both controlled carving and the freedom to release turns in tighter spaces.
Terrain & Snow Conditions
Terrain & Snow Conditions
Groomers, moguls, glades, and moderate fresh snow all fit its all-mountain brief. The 96 mm platform offers more soft-snow support than a narrow piste ski.
Its width remains manageable for everyday use, while deeper powder days favour a wider freeride ski.
On-Snow Performance
On-Snow Performance
- Quick direction changes: Tip and tail rocker help the ski pivot through bumps and trees.
- Carving support: Camber underfoot encourages edge engagement on groomed snow.
- Controlled release: Raised tips and tails let the skier ease out of a turn.
- Responsive feel: The wood-and-metal construction provides rebound with support.
Construction & Technology
Construction & Technology
- Trueblend Free Woodcore: Different wood densities create a supportive centre with more forgiving extremities.
- W.S.D. FluxForm: Titanal reinforcement is arranged to support stability while retaining a playful flex.
- Full sidewalls: Sandwich construction helps transfer pressure to the edges.
Technical Specifications & Binding Information
Technical Specifications & Binding Information
- Model year: 2025
- Category: Women’s all-mountain / freeride
- Profile: Rocker / camber / rocker
- Bindings: Sold separately. Choose bindings with suitable brake width and boot compatibility for the skier’s requirements. Have mounting and adjustment completed by a qualified ski technician.
| Length (cm) | Tip / Waist / Tail (mm) | Turn Radius (m) |
|---|---|---|
| 150 | Not available | 12 |
| 156 | Not available | 13 |
| 162 | Not available | 14 |
| 168 | Not available | 15 |
| 174 | 129 / 96 / 118.5 | 16 |
