Mantra JR 2026

Völkl

Mantra JR 2026

Name: Mantra JR 2026
Brand: Volkl
SKU: VOLK00728
Price: 201.9 CHF
Availability: InStock

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All-mountain freeride skis - Children - Mantra JR 2026 - Völkl - 2026

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Description

The Mantra JR 2026 is an all-mountain freeride ski for children from East. Völkl designed for young intermediate to Experienced champions looking to make quick progress.

Its all-wood Core Belays a soft, forgiving flex. The sole offers consistent glide and is easy to maintain and repair. This ski has been designed to give your Child the thrills and unrivalled performance off-piste and on all other terrain.

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Technical details

Manufacturing

Germany

Practice level

Intermediate

Use - alpine skiing

All-mountain

Sidecuts

11886111

Reference Size (cm) : 138

Turn radius (m) : 12.3

Rocker technology

Overview

Brand

Volkl

Warranty

Year

2026

Season

Autumn

Gender

Unisex Kids

Product details

Waist width (mm)

Tip Width (mm)

118

Tail width (mm)

111

Weight (g)

1120

Turn radius (m)

12.3

Reference Size (cm)

138

Technical details

Ski construction

Sandwich

Types of turns

Short turns

Performance

Rigidity

3/5

Freerando

1/5

Freestyle

2/5

Off-piste

3/5

On-piste

4/5

All-snow conditions

3/5

Other features

Ski length (cm)	Dimension lines (mm)	Radius (m)	Ski weight (g)
118	118-86-111	8.3	980
128	118-86-111	10.2	1060
138	118-86-111	12.3	1120
148	118-86-111	14.5	1270
158	118-86-111	16.9	1400

- Full-length side edges for direct power transmission

Materials:
- Ski body: polyurethane
- Core: ash, poplar

Core - MULTILAYER WOODCORE

Multi-layer Wooden Core with two different wood densities. A dense ash core is used in the binding area, while the rest of the ski has a poplar core. The denser wood holds the screws in place and Belayer stability, while the softer poplar section provides resilience and flexibility.