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Women's skis KK Tonje 24/25 - white 26924364

Sale price EUR €82.11 Regular price EUR €410.58

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Women's skis KK Tonje 24/25 - white
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High-quality skis for adrenaline lovers, suitable for steep terrain and technical slopes. They are perfect for deep and compact snow and remain flexible even in the descent. Weight: 1850 g per pair.

The thinnest skis have a strong groove pattern and a narrower tip. This makes them easier to control, provides good glide on fresh snow and excellent stability, despite the relatively large width.

The core made of paulownia and poplar makes the skis very light. They are ideal for 75 mm wide bindings, but they can also be used with freestyle bindings.

To get the most out of the Åsnes binding system, we recommend narrow bindings (mohair, 45 mm) for cold snow and flat terrain. For wet and steep terrain, short synthetic skis with a width of 60 mm are required.

Technical data:
- Core: Pavlovnia/poplar
- Weight per pair: 1850 grams at 175 cm height
- Geometry: 84-62-74 mm
- Base: Sintered wax
- Length: 165, 175, 185 cm
- Edges: Full edge, 1.9 x 2.1 mm
- Poles: Yes. Recommended width: 60 mm for short skis.

Aspect ratio:
The skis should be about 10 cm longer than the skier. Lighter skiers can choose slightly shorter skis. The same applies to beginners. Shorter skis are easier to control, but they offer less freedom of movement.

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