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Omdat ski's steeds breder worden, is het verfrissend om een nieuwe ski te vinden met een taille van slechts 78 mm. De Latigo ADJ is een all-mountain freeride ski die Blizzards race-expertise combineert met veelzijdigheid in zowel race- als freeride disciplines. Deze ski biedt uitstekende grip en geeft vertrouwen in moeilijke bochten. De geribbelde tip en tail verbeteren de handelbaarheid en de flotatie in poedersneeuw.
Ideaal voor 50% geprepareerde loipes en 50% off-trail ervaringen.
Bindingen: Marker Squire 11
Specificaties
Breedte:
115/78/102 mm
Taille Breedte:
78mm
Beste gebruik:
All Mountain, Freeride
Skills:
Gemiddeld, Gevorderd
Radius:
17m @ 177m
Kern materiaal:
Hout
Profiel:
Camber, Tip Rocker
Binding:
Inclusief
DIN instelling:
11
recensies (2)
 Geverifieerde koper |
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| "Top ski. Zowel om hard te gaan op de piste als voor diepsneeuw off-piste. Heel aangenaam en geen problemen mee gehad." | |
| Kristof Marien (Leuven) | 11.04.2017 |
| Geverifieerde koper |
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| "Well packaged and delivered quickly by GLS from Denmark. Was slightly nervous about adjustable bindings, normally used for demo or ski hire outlets, but they seem rock solid and very good quality (Marker Squire) although not tested them in real snow yet. Latigo is about the narrowest-waisted all mountain ski out there; performed excellently on indoor pisted slope with some messy snow and minor bumps. I'd say they ski 'shorter' than their actual length, which is great as the length will aid stability at speed. Whether they perform in powder remains to be seen. I found them very responsive and easy to carve turns; short turns were a joy. I haven't tried the Blizzard Brahma which is probably the closest ski to these; compared with Head piste skis I used for hire this year in the Dolomites I much prefer these after initial outing. Obviously they have brand new edges but they seem more responsive and stiffer when powering out of turns. Also very good looking which appeals." | |
| David Stocker (Warrington) | 25.04.2016 |
