Kastle TX99

Yes, at 1400 grams, it is designed to be efficient on the ascent without sacrificing the downhill stability Kastle is known for. It strikes a balance between weight savings and the structural integrity needed for aggressive descents.

The 99mm waist is a true 'do-it-all' width. It provides enough surface area to float in soft powder, but it is narrow enough to remain quick edge-to-edge when you encounter firm, variable, or wind-scoured snow in the backcountry.

This ski is built for advanced to expert skiers who prioritize downhill performance. If you are looking for a damp, stable ride that can handle high speeds and challenging terrain, this is an excellent choice.

Dual Rise Rocker means the ski has rocker in both the tip and the tail. This design helps the ski plane over soft snow more easily and makes turn initiation smoother, while the camber underfoot maintains the grip you need on harder snow.

While the flex is stiff, the advanced tip technology significantly reduces swing weight, which helps with agility. You will find it responsive in tight spaces, provided you have the technical skill to drive the ski properly.