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| Ability Level | Upper Intermediate Lower Advanced Upper Advanced Lower Expert |
| Sidecut | 134-105-123 |
| Turn radius | 21m (181cm) |
| Lengths | 173, 181 (2,140g), 189 |
| Construction |
Cap and sidewall combo Wood core Tip and tail rocker |
| Strengths | Light, fun and easy to use |
| Weaknesses | Lack grip on hard snow, high price |
From first chair to last call, a powerful freeride ski that can manage anything the day dishes out. The mountain is your canvas, here’s your brush.
Kästle normally makes real hardcharging skis that love big edge angles. The BMX firmly moves away from this characteristic and immediately feels light underfoot, extremely playful and nicely set up for backcountry conditions. The nose floats up very easily at slow speeds, which helps make them feel incredibly maneuverable and effortless to use. On harder snow conditions on the piste they still feel easy to use and can carve out smooth arcs but lack grip and stability at higher speeds.
