The new Kastle TX 88 touring ski is an impressive addition to the brand’s range of skis, offering a combination of lightness, performance, and durability for ski mountaineering and touring enthusiasts. Here is a detailed presentation of its features: Construction: Semi-Cap Sandwich Sidewall: This construction combines the stability and precision of a sidewall with the lightness and maneuverability of a semi-cap. This offers a good balance between performance and maneuverability.
Paulownia Core: The Paulownia core is renowned for its lightness while offering good strength and excellent vibration absorption.
Wrapped Fiberglass and Carbon: This combination of materials gives the ski good responsiveness, increased stability, and a smooth ride on a variety of terrains.
Hollowtech Evo Luminous: This Kastle technology consists of strategically placed cavities in the ski to reduce weight without compromising performance.
Hook Free Shovel & Tail: The ends of the ski are designed to reduce snagging in deep snow, thus offering better maneuverability and a smoother ride.
Double Rocker: The double rocker allows for improved flotation in powder and better maneuverability in all snow conditions.
Features by size: Available lengths: 151 cm, 159 cm, 167 cm, 175 cm, 183 cm Weight per ski: 1120 g (151 cm), 1180 g (159 cm), 1240 g (167 cm), 1300 g (175 cm), 1365 g (183 cm) Turning radius: 10.2 m (151 cm), 11.9 m (159 cm), 13.6 m (167 cm), 15.5 m (175 cm), 17.4 m (183 cm) In summary, the Kastle TX 88 is a versatile touring ski that is suitable for both technical ascents and fast, smooth descents. Its innovative construction and well-thought-out features make it an ideal choice for touring skiers looking for a high-performance and lightweight ski.
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