Modern technology involving the use of a core made from two types of wood in the ski's tip. This enables the ski to provide excellent vibration dampening and a stable ride.

A construction used in the manufacture of the wooden core for skis. It is a single layer of titanal (aluminium alloy) that covers the top surface of the cores to improve flex and increase performance.

A technology used in the construction of the ski sidewalls that is responsible for reinforcing the edges along the entire length of the ski and transferring energy to them during fast skiing. As a result, it provides greater stability.

A material processing technology used to produce sintered bases. Crushing polyethylene granules under high pressure produces a porous base that absorbs wax better and is more resistant to abrasion, extending the life of the snowboard or ski.

PowerMatch technology is an innovative system that adapts the ski to the way the skier interacts with the snow. This allows much better control of both the inner and outer edges of the ski, ensuring the most natural and intuitive turning experience.

The Amphibio profile combines camber and rocker zones in one ski, creating a construction with differentiated edge characteristics. The inner section provides stability, grip, and precise handling, while the outer section facilitates turn initiation and increases smoothness.