| Overall: | |
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| Suitability for level: |
| Ability Level | Upper Intermediate Lower Advanced Upper Advanced Lower Expert Upper Expert |
| Sidecut | 117-72-104 |
| Turn radius | 16.4m (176cm) |
| Lengths | 157, 164, 169, 176 (2,170g) |
| Construction |
Sidewall Titanium wood core Tip rocker |
| Strengths | Loads of rebound, easy to use |
| Weaknesses | Doesn’t have the ultimate in grip levels on hard snow |
A great high-end option. The perfect fusion of a slalom and GS ski.
This is another ski that feels very strong and grippy on the edge, with the XTi feeling comfortable in all turn shapes. It has masses of rebound and really accelerates out of the turn. It’s a high energy ski that immediately feels ready to go. It doesn’t have the ultimate grip levels that some of the more race derived skis give out, but compensates by feeling relatively light, and very easy to use.
