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Karhu XCD Guide Ski
At 78mm underfoot, the Karhu XCD Guide sounds skinny for a telemark ski. When you realize it's not a tele ski, but a cross-country tour ski, that perspective changes pretty quickly.
- Full-metal wrap edges for hard-snow security on the steeps
- Maple and Paulownia Greenlight core lowers weight, improves rebound and reduces environmental impact
- Carbon Powerbands provide snap for fast descents
- Omnitrak NoWax base glides and grips without maintenance
Bottom Line: More ski than most Nordics.
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By: Dave Watson
November 10, 2009
This ski is awesome! If you are touring for turns or carrying your skis long distances. Give these some serious consideration. Feather weight, floaty, great on hard pack/ frozen corn and super durable! Works well with a 3-pin and is a killer combo for dynafits. I use these cruising the forests looking for tiny shots hitting rocks and stumps, no problem. Also used them for ski descents of Everest (voile 3-pin hard wire) and K2 (dynafit). This is the only ski to have made turns down the fabled "bottleneck" on K2 (27,000ft 60degrees)
Change me.
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Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 165cm, 175cm, 185cm, 195cm
- Construction:
- Carbon Powerbands, Greenlight Core
- Base:
- Omnitrak NoWax base
- Waxless:
- Yes
- Dimensions:
- 109 / 78 / 95mm
- Camber:
- Single camber
- Recommended Use:
- Nordic touring, recreational touring, cross country skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year






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