Kastle TX93

No, the TX93 is designed for advanced to expert skiers. Its responsive construction and performance-oriented design require a high level of technical skill to control effectively, especially in variable backcountry conditions.

Despite being a backcountry ski, the TX93 features a low camber profile that provides solid edge hold on firmer surfaces. While it isn't a dedicated race ski, it offers predictable carving and stability when you encounter unexpected ice or packed snow.

This ski is a true all-rounder for the backcountry. Its 93mm waist and lightweight construction make it efficient for long climbs, while the hook-free tip and tail design allow it to pivot easily in powder and navigate unpredictable spring corn.

Hollowtech 3.0 is a dampening system that removes material from the tip of the ski to reduce weight. By lowering the swing weight, it makes the ski feel more agile and stable, helping to minimize chatter when you are skiing at higher speeds.

With a 15.1m radius at the 170cm length, the TX93 leans toward a tighter, more agile turn shape. This makes it highly maneuverable in tight trees or technical couloirs where quick, precise adjustments are necessary.

Yes, at 1280g per ski (170cm), the TX93 is built with a lightweight Paulownia core reinforced with carbon and glass fiber. It balances a low weight for efficient uphill travel with the stout, responsive feel needed for confident descents.