The materials used and the technologies employed make it significantly easier to control while skiing. This naturally translates into increased safety on the slopes and greater efficiency.

Skis with a composite core are significantly cheaper than those with a wood core. They are also softer, have a strong structure and will work well for beginners and recreational skiers.

In order to enjoy good stability when skiing, the ski must be properly matched to the skier[s height and weight, as well as their level of skiing, so attention should be paid to the length, waist and width of the ski. On this model, the extra core and vibration damping systems improve stability.

The use of suitable materials and the application of a specially developed construction are responsible for the correct reactivity of the ski. This allows you to increase your performance when skiing, without losing control, even at higher speeds.

The width of the ski determines its performance in the field. Depending on your style of skiing, you should be guided by the waist width. One with a width of 73 mm will work well on groomed slopes, up to 80 mm will handle both on and off-piste, and from 85 mm it gives you the option of off-piste and fresh powder snow.

It is a simple construction, consisting of a core and applied laminate, usually enriched with various additives, and the stitching covers the entire ski, including the sides. This construction makes the ski lightweight and grippy.