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| Ease of use: |
| Ability Level | Upper Intermediate Lower Advanced Upper Advanced Lower Expert Upper Expert |
| Sidecut | 118-90-108 |
| Turn radius | 17m (164cm) |
| Lengths | 157 (1,375g), 164, 171 |
| Construction |
Cap & sidewall combo Lightweight woodcore Tip & tail rocker |
| Strengths | So playful, great fun and energy in all conditions |
| Weaknesses | Hard to fault |
The Captis Birdie skis are easy to pivot and slash, but still have the flex and support you need for blasting wind crust and corn when conditions are variable.
Everyone loved the sheer playfulness of this ski. it’s a complete blast in any conditions. The Captis Birdie always feels fun, bouncy and just seems to have a great energy about it, turn initiation is really easy and once into the turn it gives loads back to the skier. Once into the turn it’s easy to read and although always ready to adjust direction there is an inherent stability that always gives the skier confidence to push on. It didn’t seem to matter what conditions we were in, from hardpack groomers to deep pow, it’s a ski that always feels up for it and will give the skier a great time.
