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Chop up the mountain, and mete out the love.

The Völkl Kenja Ski has the balance of a yogi. It's always magnanimous, likes to spread the wealth, and loves a change of scenery. For those with equal devotion to the groomers and fresh, the rockered-tip, mid-fat Kenja slices them up into fair and glorious portions.

  • Tip Rocker has a traditional camber and raised tip, for carving competence and off-piste float
  • Sensorwoood Light core vertically laminates polar and beech, for light and easy agility and strength
  • Power construction with titanium-alloy reinforcement uses vertical sidewall and torsion box for stability and smooth edge-to-edge transfer
  • An 87mm waist is equally at home on corduroy and soft stuff
  • A 127-87-106 sidecut makes turning an afterthought

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Does anyone have a suggestion as to where...

Julie Fontaine

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Does anyone have a suggestion as to where I mount the bindings on these? These skis have obvious references for 0, +1 and +2. I ski in the east, mostly at Cannon (hardpack and icy is not unusual).

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xiap442376

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I'm 5'5, 110 lbs, and I got the Kenjas in 156. The Kenjas are lovely skis. They edge easily, turn on a dime, and true to what others say, like to go fast. I have both the Blizzard Black Pearls and the Kenjas, and the Kenjas grip icy terrain much better.

They are stiff due to the titanium, and to me, feel damper and have less feedback than a softer ski like the Black Pearl. I far prefer the more solid feeling of the Kenjas.

A lot of folks (and magazines) say that the skis are not very forgiving. I've found that they're actually much more forgiving to me than other skis that are widely known to be forgiving. So, if you get the chance, go and demo. And if you're the odd duck out like me, trust your instincts, and go with the ski that makes you whoop for joy all the way down the mountain. :)

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ole5425435

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I got them in 170 cm and love them. I am 6ft 1 in, about 190 pounds. They are very smooth on hardpack, carve beautifully. They are also good in crud and float in a little bit of powder, fun in trees. Struggled a bit on them in bumps, but I'm just learning skiing moguls so my mogul technique is poor at this stage. These skis like to go fast and are not forgiving, pretty stiff, need to get them on edge quite a bit to get the most out of them.

How do Kenjas compare to Kendo? Are Kendo...

ole5425435

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How do Kenjas compare to Kendo? Are Kendo stiffer than Kenjas? I demoed Kendo and really liked it, now thinking about acquiring Kenjas.

Wally Phillips

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Hey ole5425435,

Thanks for the question. The Volkl Kenja ski could be characterized as the Women's version of the Kendo model. Both are meant for more of the carving side of an all-mountain ski and the Kendo will be slightly wider, turn slightly longer and has an overall longer size range in comparison with the Kenja.