Slalomcarvers are the right pair of skis for sportive, athletic and experienced skiers who like banking their skis in a radius of ten to fifteen meters. Playing the centrifugal forces is these skis’ goal. In comparison to others, slalomcarvers are rather short, usually not taller than the skier’s shoulder. The slalomcarvers are built on an aggressive sidecut which enables the skier to quickly change from edge to edge, no matter how steep a slope may be.
This kind of ski demands an active and powerful pilot. Slalomcarvers are built to race down groomed, hard slopes in narrow carving turns.
Slalomcarvers are the right pair of skis for sportive, athletic and experienced skiers who like banking their skis in a radius of ten to fifteen meters. Playing the centrifugal forces is these...
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Slalomcarvers are the right pair of skis for sportive, athletic and experienced skiers who like banking their skis in a radius of ten to fifteen meters. Playing the centrifugal forces is these skis’ goal. In comparison to others, slalomcarvers are rather short, usually not taller than the skier’s shoulder. The slalomcarvers are built on an aggressive sidecut which enables the skier to quickly change from edge to edge, no matter how steep a slope may be.
This kind of ski demands an active and powerful pilot. Slalomcarvers are built to race down groomed, hard slopes in narrow carving turns.
Slalomcarvers are the right pair of skis for sportive, athletic and experienced skiers who like banking their skis in a radius of ten to fifteen meters. Playing the centrifugal forces is these skis’ goal. In comparison to others, slalomcarvers are rather short, usually not taller than the skier’s shoulder. The slalomcarvers are built on an aggressive sidecut which enables the skier to quickly change from edge to edge, no matter how steep a slope may be.
