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Women's S/Max N°10 XT Piste Skis + M10 GW L80 Bindings - Black/Orange/Pink

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Women's S/Max N°10 XT Piste Skis + M10 GW L80 Bindings - Black/Orange/PinkCrafted for adventurous women who fearlessly conquer the slopes, the Salomon S MAX N10 XT skis redefine your mountain experience. With a chic design highlighted by a vibrant burst of color, these skis not only catch the eye but also deliver unparalleled confidence and stability as you effortlessly carve your way down the mountain. Elevate your skiing game with the perfect blend of style and exceptional performance embodied in the Salomon S MAX N10 XT

Crafted for adventurous women who fearlessly conquer the slopes, the Salomon S/MAX N°10 XT skis redefine your mountain experience. With a chic design highlighted by a vibrant burst of color, these skis not only catch the eye but also deliver unparalleled confidence and stability as you effortlessly carve your way down the mountain. Elevate your skiing game with the perfect blend of style and exceptional performance embodied in the Salomon S/MAX N°10 XT skis.

Length(cm)    Tip Width (mm)    Underfoot Width (mm) Tail Width(mm)  Radius(m)
149 126 76 106 11
156 127 76 107 13
163 127 76 107 14

FEATURES:

  • Please note bindings come unmounted
  • CORE - Poplar Woodcore: Woodcore offers stability, liveliness and forgiveness while ensuring good ski-to-snow contact.
  • REINFORCEMENT - Single Ti: A single layer of titanal reinforcement on top of the core for great edge grip, efficient energy transfer and liveliness.
  • SPECIFIC FEATURES - Edge Amplifier GS: The redesigned GS-specific Edge Amplifier ski-plate construction transmits all your power to the edge for unmatched edge grip and stability at high-speeds.
  • SHAPE PROFILE: On Piste Profile
  • CONSTRUCTION - Full Sandwich Sidewalls: Full Sandwich Sidewalls guarantees stability and precision, it enhances performance by providing good edge grip and smooth ski-to-snow contact.
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