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| Ability Level | Upper Intermediate Lower Advanced Upper Advanced Lower Expert Upper Expert |
| Sidecut | 132-100-120 |
| Turn radius | 19m (177cm) |
| Lengths | 170, 177 |
| Construction |
Cap & sidewall combo Carbon & lightweight woodcore Tip & tail rocker |
| Strengths | Float really well in the powder, strong construction |
| Weaknesses | Less nimble on hardpack |
The Go is the choice of women who love powder and want to ski the biggest terrain. Thanks to its long rocker tip and 100mm underfoot the GO 100 has easy float and drift without effort.
The Go definitely suits powder snow over anything else. The rockered tip really makes itself felt and gives the ski amazing floating properties, even at slower speeds. It's also one of the widest skis we tested in this group. 100mm underfoot is always going to rise up on top, so for getting stuck into deep powder and big open faces, it’s really hard to beat. On the piste it can hold an edge and arc out long turns, but that width and stronger construction makes it feel heavier and less responsive. Overall this is an awesome ski for off piste adventures.
