▲ 113mm
▲ 93mm ʘ 20m
▲ 123mm
Grand ménage chez Hagan, tous les skis sont revus sauf pour la gamme compétition Ultra. L’offre sera composée de pas moins de 4 gammes : Ultra pour pour la compétition, Pure pour l’entrée de gamme, Core pour la rando légère, Boost pour la “freerando”. Quels que soient les skis, Hagan ne dépasse pas les 3kg la paire ! A titre d’exemple, le Boost 99 pèsera seulement 2840g la paire en 178cm. Le Core 89 2560g la paire en 176cm.
First Lines, Powder and Steep Slopes: The new HAGAN BOOST skis are light enough for long tours, with 94mm and 99mm waist widths, but are by no means oversized. Tip rockers up to 410 mm provide these off-piste rockets plenty of float for high speed turns.
The Boost skis are built with 3D « diminishing rib » profiles — a raised central ridge that tapers out towards the ski’s edge for a reduction in swing weight. The rib is taller and narrower near the bindings, progressively widening while getting shallower near the tip and tail. The rib shape keeps the skis stiffer mid-foot while absorbing impact without chatter.Tip and tail rocker help float over soft snow and cut through chop, while camber underfoot and carbon stringers provide stability and stiffness, ensuring they rip the hardback. From flotation devices to powerful chargers, welcome to the most playful line of powder skis on the market.
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