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Prodigy 4 2027
Freeride skiing skis - Unisex -
60 days to change your mindThe
The skis in this range
They feature a Directional
With a waist widthof 116 mm, the
Incredibly playful and easy to handle, the
In terms of construction, the sidecut of the range
As such, the
Its imposing sidecut and long rocker will let you have a great time, with excellent capacity to take-off and float. Its poplar core ensures excellent edge grip on hard snow.
This
| HEIGHT (cm) | SIDECUTS (mm) | RADIUS (m) | SKI WEIGHT (g) |
| 179 | 140–116–132 | 20 | 2050 |
| 185 | 140–116–132 | 22 | 2,200 |
| 191 | 140–116–132 | 24 | 2280 |
Environmentally friendly product:
- Recycled materials
- Local raw materials
- Eco-sourced wooden cores
- A factory powered entirely by renewable energy
With this model
| POPLAR WOOD | Poplar is a light-coloured, softwood that is both lightweight and resistant; it offers good flex and pop, as well as excellent vibration-damping properties. When used on its own, this wood provides pop, makes it easy to perform butters and offers excellent stability on reception – three essential qualities for a park ski – as well as the torsional stability needed for good edge adhesion on the slopes. |
| 2.5 MM XL SQUARES | The 2.5 mm edges are 35% thicker than the regular 1.8 mm edges, which are already very resistant. The addition of steel ensures that skiers have a ski that will be more resistant to the rigours of certain types of skiing for longer. |
| SIDECUTS WITH AN ELLIPTICAL RADIUS | Ski sidecuts with elliptical radii consist of a longer radius under the foot and shorter radii at the front and rear of the ski. The long spoke under the foot allows for quicker and easier pivoting, whilst the shorter spokes enable smooth cornering. These sidecuts are ideally suited to a wide variety of lengths and curve angles. |
| ULTRA-STRONG EDGE-GLAZED SANDWICH CONSTRUCTION | This construction features reinforcements along the edges of the sidewall, between the edge and the topsheet. The edges thus provide the best possible stability and grip when the ski is turning, whilst protecting the wooden core, the edges and the topsheet from potential impacts and external damage. |
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| Stability at the front and rear of the binding area ensures good edge grip. The soft, progressive flex at the heel and tip easily absorbs all bumps. This flex makes it easier to initiate and finish turns. | |
| The tail is considerably narrower than the tip to deliver optimum alpine performance and tackle any conditions. The heel |
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