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Lib Technologies Alpine Fat Skis Environment: Powder and variable snow General Level: Intermediate to Expert

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Lib Technologies Alpine Fat Skis Materials used in the cores of Alpine Fat Ski allow for versatility, stability, and ease of use on the mountain. These powder-hungry skis benefit from a variety of core-material types intended for increased utility everywhere from trails to powder.
Foam Core

Benefits

  • Lighter weight
  • Easier to turn
Wood Core

Benefits

  • Increased durability
  • Increased stability
  • Increased torsional rigidity

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Wood Core

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Lib Technologies Alpine Fat Skis The radius of an Alpine Fat Ski allows for easy turns on groomed trails and off. Turn radius is an indication of a particular ski’s agility, or how quickly a ski will turn once put on edge.
Short Radius

Benefits

  • Quick, short turns
  • Easier to control

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Short Radius
Long Radius

Benefits

  • Increased stability
  • Increased control at high speeds

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Long Radius

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Lib Technologies Alpine Fat Skis Alpine Fat Skis commonly feature either a cap construction or a sandwich construction, or a combination of the two, which is called torsion box construction. For skis with cap construction the core material is ‘capped’ by the top layer or ‘top sheet’ of the ski. Sandwich construction by contrast sandwiches a ski’s core material between two ‘walls’ of structure.
Cap Construction

Benefits

  • Light weight
  • Easier to turn
Sandwich Construction

Benefits

  • More durable
  • More stable at high speeds
  • Easier to repair edge damage

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Sandwich Construction
Torsion Box Const.

Benefits

  • Consistent flex or feel
  • Improved stability

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Torsion Box Const.

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Lib Technologies Alpine Fat Skis Like your college philosophy professors, the Alpine Fat Skis like to get deep. Fortunately, new profile technologies make getting deep more fun in the snow than it was back in PHIL101.
Early Rise Tip

Benefits

  • Easy float in powder
  • Easier turn initiation
  • No hang-ups or hooking
  • Stable tail

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Early Rise Tip
Rocker w/ Trad. Camber

Benefits

  • Easy float in powder
  • Increased versatility
  • No hang-ups or hooking

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Rocker w/ Trad. Camber
Traditional Camber

Benefits

  • Easy carving
  • Stability

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Traditional Camber

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