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Detalles del artículo
Material ecológico
Contiene materiales de origen sostenible, bien orgánicos o reciclados
Producción ecológica
Se ha fabricado mediante procesos más respetuosos con el medioambiente
Perfil de curvatura
Mejor control de cantos y carveo potente
Geometría
Nose ancho y tail estrecho: flotabilidad increíble en nieve virgen
Artículo nº
Estilo
- Travesía
- Freeride
Nivel
- Avanzado
- Experto
Rigidez
- 9
Flex
- Dura
Género
- Hombre
Especificaciones del material
- ICP 8212 CORUND MATTE 0.4mm, 10mm POPLAR / 20mm PAULOWNIA - SPLI
Ecológico
- Ecosostenible
- Materiales reciclados
Suela
- Sinterizada
Longitud (cm)
- 159 cm
Radio de curvatura
- 7 m
Canto efectivo
- 123 cm
Ancho del nose
- 31.8 cm
Ancho de la cintura
- 26.7 cm
Ancho del tail
- 31.2 cm
Longitud del nose
- 32 cm
Longitud del tail
- 16 cm
Stance
- 49.5-67.3 cm
Peso del rider
- 72-95 kg
Características
- Ancha
- Colores de suela varían
Compatibilidad
- Standard Inserts
Descripción del artículo
Optisplitstic: Yes we can
Optisplitstic : YES. We Can. We’re not ones to make apologies for showing up late to a party. For us to release a splitboard, it had to be the right time and with the right people behind it. Taking the powerful and versatile outline of our Optimistic, sizing it for the needs of our team and partners at Eagle Pass Heli was the first step to making this program legit. We then designed and developed a simple (read: reliable), lightweight clip system with our friends at Spark R&D® that maintains the torsional integrity of the solid Optimistic so that after that long, leg-burn up to your line, you can rip down it with uncompromising confidence.
- Directional
- MODERN CAMBER 7mm Camber between bindings UNDERBITE: By redistributing rider weight and input
- the UnderBite enhances turning ease and edge hold on every sidecut we apply it to
- UNDERBITE: By redistributing rider weight and input
- the UnderBite enhances turning ease and edge hold from every sidecut we apply it to. Pulling short sections of the sidecut inward at the binding area by a couple mms disrupts and reduces the surface area of the edge that has contact with snow while the board is turning. This increases the edge pressure by distributing your weight/energy in the areas where you need it - from the binding out
- and through the center of the board where the carving arc is taking place. This segmentation of the sidecut into 3 key zones focuses your body weight onto areas that initiate
- hold and release turns.