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Triple Camber creates three distinct contact points, which gives you the edge hold of a traditional ski on hardpack while maintaining a surfy, loose feel in softer snow. It essentially provides the stability of a longer effective edge without sacrificing the maneuverability you need in tight trees or deep powder.

Yes, the combination of a poplar and ash core with triaxial fiberglass and carbon fiber reinforcement provides significant torsional rigidity. While it isn't a dedicated race ski, it is stable enough to hold an edge confidently at speed on firm snow.

The 112mm waist width paired with the tip and tail rocker profile provides excellent float in deep snow. It is designed to stay on top of the surface rather than sinking, making it a highly capable freeride ski for deep days.

This ski is best suited for an intermediate to expert skier who wants a 'one-ski quiver.' If you enjoy a playful, surfy ride but still need a ski that won't wash out when you encounter ice or hardpack, this is a top-tier choice.

Not at all. While the 23m radius suggests a longer, more stable turn shape, the rocker profile and the ski's overall construction make it surprisingly easy to pivot and slash through tight chutes or bumps.