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| Ease of use: |
| Ability Level | Lower Advanced Upper Advanced Lower Expert Upper Expert |
| Sidecut | 137-105-121 |
| Turn radius | 19m (184cm) |
| Lengths | 170, 177, 184 (1,875g), 191 |
| Construction |
Cap and sidewall combo Composite, Titanal and lightweight wood core Tip and tail rocker |
| Strengths | Easy to use, strong nose rocker, sensitive underfoot |
| Weaknesses | Need to be centered to get the best out of it |
The Pinnacle maintains the ability to cruise at high speed, on hard snow, while being nimble and floaty enough to crush off-trail features of every variety.
The Pinnacle has a lovely feel underfoot and manages to cut through onto hard snow with ease. It has a strong rocker through the nose which makes itself felt in deeper powder where it floats up very quickly, particularly in short turns it constantly stays on top which makes it very easy to steer. On the groomed runs it shows good levels of grip but you will need to be nicely balanced and have the ability to stay over the center of the ski, if you get caught back the tail can take charge and it’s harder to redirect through the turn.
