The materials used in the production and the technologies employed make it considerably easier to control the skis when skiing and climbing. This naturally translates into increased safety on the slopes and greater efficiency.

Skiable skis are increasingly popular with winter enthusiasts, mainly due to their versatility. Not only do they allow you to ski downhill, but they also allow you to comfortably climb off-piste.

In order to enjoy good stability when skiing, the ski must be properly matched to the skier[s height and weight, as well as the level of skiing, so attention should be paid to the length, waist and width of the ski. On this model, stability is further helped by the core used.

The wooden core used, i.e. the central structure, is characterised by its resistance to bending. The natural wood is good at damping vibrations and absorbing shocks. Such skis have a longer lifespan and are more likely to be chosen by professional athletes.

The use of suitable materials and the use of a specially developed ski construction are responsible for the correct reactivity of the skis. This makes it possible to increase downhill performance without losing control of the ski, even at higher speeds.

The appropriate waist width of the skit ski, combined with a properly selected core, has resulted in a high-performance model that will prove its worth when climbing in varied terrain and in all snow conditions.