OUR REVIEW OF THE MOVEMENT ALP TRACKS 90
MANUFACTURER’S OPINION
The ALP TRACKS line is a concentration of technology for skiers who love wide open spaces. This family of ultra-light skis evolves every year and has an unparalleled level of performance to date. The clever mix of carbon/glass fabrics specially developed for this construction has allowed us to achieve exceptional results regardless of the conditions encountered in high mountains. A must-have for versatility intended for seasoned hikers and mountain professionals, opening a new dimension in ski touring. For the 2021/2022 season, the brand new Movement Alp Tracks 90 arrives in the range with a weight of only 2300g per pair in 178cm. It is available in 5 sizes with optional skins.
MOVEMENT ALP TRACKS 90 FEATURES
- Dimensions: 112 90 128
- Radius: 18m
- Weight: 2300g per pair
- Sizes: 154 162 170 178 186cm
- Price: 999€
- SIMILAR MODEL SINCE 2022/2023
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