Ninthward Croey Vanular Pro 168 Early Rise Powder Ski (Red)

Description

Powder skiing won't be the same with the advent of the Croey Vanular Pro skis, which feature new early rise technology. The skis' gradual low-profile tips offer a unique flex pattern that allows the skis to bend fluently while maintaining consistent edge pressure in the deepest snow. As a result, you can ski powder with the same aggressiveness as a groomed trail. The skis also feature slight cambers that respond to quick turning adjustments, along with lightweight, double-thick hyper edges supported by 8.5 mm double-thick ABS sidewalls. The edges and sidewalls minimize all impacts while maintaining torsion rigidity, allowing you to perform high-speed turns. Best of all, the skis are incredibly light, helping support optimum flotation. Other features include a lightweight Formula 9 epoxy that bonds the poplar core and beech wood inserts and a gorgeous PA 12 silk-screened top sheet with a sintered IS 7500 high-speed race base that increases velocity. The Croey Vanular Pro skis are destined to become your favorite powder skis of all time. Specifications: Length: 168 cm, 178 cm, 188 cm Dimensions: 131/111/121 (168 cm), 136/116/126 (178 cm), 141/121/131 (188 cm) Turn radius: 27.5 m Core: Poplar Topsheet: PA 12 Base: IS 7500 Sidewall: 8.5 mm Edge: 45 HRC About Ninthward In the summer of 2003 in Mammoth Lakes, California, a tight group of industry veterans and professional athletes began to conceptualize a culturally diverse snow and skate project. Reminiscing on the couch one summer day, one of the athletes said, "This company reminds me of the Ninthward," a hard-core street project in New Orleans, Louisiana. The name stuck, and Ninthward was soon developing engineered skateboards, skis, and clothing products in conjunction with world-renowned snow-sport professionals. Today, Ninthward offers an aggressive, alternative choice to all skiers looking to increase their ability. The company's innovative designs and well-engineered shapes and sizes are developed to increase the appeal of the sport and, more importantly, make skiing more comfortable while taking a skier's performance to the next level.