Wide and easy-to-maneuver skis for women's mountaineering. Suitable for universal use on all types of terrain. Base width: 56 mm. Trapeze bindings. Weight: 1790 grams per pair. Precise start, low weight and 56 mm base width give the skis excellent maneuverability and ideal glide on fresh snow. Very stable steel edges and soft transitions, specially designed for women. Cecily Skog skis are equipped with new trapeze bindings for short snow. Recommended bindings: BC bindings. Cecily Skog is an adventurer, polar explorer and mountaineer. She is the only woman to have climbed the peaks of all seven continents (Seven Summits). She has reached the North Pole and the South Pole. In 2010, she made Arctic history when she reached the South Pole alone with Ryan Waters. These skis were developed in collaboration with Cecilia Skogu.
To get the most out of the Åsnes ski system, we recommend a 45 mm thick mohair for cold and flat terrain. For wet, steep terrain, a short synthetic shell with a thickness of 45 mm is required.
Technical specifications:
- Core: poplar
- Geometry: 76-56-66 mm
- Bottom: sintered (waxed)
- Length: 170, 175, 180, 185, 190 cm
- Edges: solid, 1.9 x 2.1 mm
- Bottom attachment: yes. Recommended width: 45 mm with short skis
- Weight per pair: 1790 grams at 180 cm length
Choosing the right length:
As a rule, the skis should be 10–15 cm longer than the skier. Lighter skiers can choose slightly shorter skis. The same applies to beginners. Shorter skis are easier to control, but provide less support.
To get the most out of the Åsnes ski system, we recommend a 45 mm thick mohair for cold and flat terrain. For wet, steep terrain, a short synthetic shell with a thickness of 45 mm is required.
Technical specifications:
- Core: poplar
- Geometry: 76-56-66 mm
- Bottom: sintered (waxed)
- Length: 170, 175, 180, 185, 190 cm
- Edges: solid, 1.9 x 2.1 mm
- Bottom attachment: yes. Recommended width: 45 mm with short skis
- Weight per pair: 1790 grams at 180 cm length
Choosing the right length:
As a rule, the skis should be 10–15 cm longer than the skier. Lighter skiers can choose slightly shorter skis. The same applies to beginners. Shorter skis are easier to control, but provide less support.
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