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Find out what's beyond the resort boundaries on the Ski Trab Stelvio FreeRide Touring Ski. This freeride touring ski's lightweight, yet torsionally stiff construction provides effortless touring and plenty of strength for pushing yourself to new limits in the backcountry. The Stelvio FreeRide Touring Ski's Power Cap construction optimizes torsional strength for dependable touring and stability on anything from boiler plate to corn on the descent. Ski Trab's lightweight, yet responsive air-channeled wood core gives you all the strength of a freeride driver without the burdensome weight. Reach the end of your ten-mile tour with plenty of energy to make laps on the lightweight Ski Trab Stelvio FreeRide Alpine Ski.
Bottom Line: Earn your turns without breaking yourself with the Ski Trab Stelvio FreeRide Alpine Ski.
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Great all mountain AT/Tele boards
By:
paleotatma1387345
April 25, 2010
These are an excellent choice for inbounds and backcountry, where more firm snow is expected. However, don't let their narrow dimensions fool you, they actually float quite well in powder and are pretty lively thanks to a medium tip flex. They have a stiffer flex through the center and tail for stability.
How's the turning radius on the Trab? I'm a big fan of
How's the turning radius on the Trab? I'm a big fan of the trees as well as BC and I have no idea what "20m" turn radius means
By: Jason
June 26, 2009
If you were to carve a complete circle on your skis, the turning radius would be the distance between your tracks and the center of the circle. This measurement is used to roughly judge how tight the ski wants to turn. Take the measurement with a grain of salt though. How many times does anyone really carve geometrically perfect turns? As a rough guide: A snowboard usually has a turn radius in the 9-15m range, a slalom ski will be in the mid teens, park/all mtn skis are usually in the 20-25m area, and big mtn shred skis go from 30m up to 45m (!) in some cases. A ski that is this light with a 20m radius is going to be very nimble in tight spots but still able to float lazy turns in open areas without constantly trying drag you across the fall line. I hope this helps some. Tough to describe this stuff without drawing a picture sometimes.
By: Elias Littenberg
August 19, 2009
Write your answer here...Sidecut 115-84-105 radius 20 m. Is a very good ski, not a lot of sidecut. But you can ski anywhere.
By: Massimo
July 31, 2009
Hand Made Beauty
By:
Dustin Robertson
November 28, 2006
These skis are light, stiff, and beautiful. The skis are hand made in Italy and ski great plus they are light so I can always do and extra lap in powder.
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2006 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Telemark Skis and Alpine Touring Skis than that
Telemark Skis and Alpine Touring SkisResearch other out-of-stock versions:
Great all mountain AT/Tele boards
These are an excellent choice for inbounds and backcountry, where more firm snow is expected. However, don't let their narrow dimensions fool you, more...
Hand Made Beauty
These skis are light, stiff, and beautiful. The skis are hand made in Italy and ski great plus they are light so I can always do and extra lap in pow more...
- Dimensions:
- [164cm, 171cm, 178cm, 185cm] 117-115/84/105mm
- Turn Radius:
- 20m
- Top Sheet:
- Power Cap, carbon and fiberglass
- Core Material:
- Air channel wood core
- Base Material:
- Sintered
- Tail:
- Flat
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Binding:
- Alpine touring, randonee bindings
- Weight:
- [Pair, 171cm] 6lb 10oz (3020g)
- Recommended Use:
- Alpine touring, randonee, ski touring
- Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Italy