Description

LASER GS Skis + WRT D20+ WRT12

DESCRIPTION

Wide, perfectly groomed slopes are its hunting ground. It loves wide, fast curves. The Laser GS impresses with its smooth running, even at high speeds. This is facilitated by the racing-developed Carbon Steering Control technology and additional rubber damping over the wood core. So you can ride like on rails and stay in control, no matter how fast you are going. This giant slalom ski offers full World Cup performance for those who don't want to compromise on speed or precision.

DETAILS

Sandwich system construction ;
Surface Polyamide;
Racing-graphite base ;
FTC, FEC, SME, SOC, RSB, CSC technologies .

TECHNOLOGIES

Size optimized construction

The construction of these models varies based on length. Shorter lengths are generally made a little lighter and softer than longer lengths. The goal is to provide an optimal match between the ski's handling characteristics and the skier's physique.

Benefits

-Perfectly matched construction whatever the length.
-The dynamics of the ski adapt to the physique of the skier.
-Weight reduction with shorter lengths.

Solid metal edge

Wider edges than conventional skis. This not only increases the lifespan of the skis, but also pays off in the rental/lending sector, where the equipment is subjected to particularly heavy use. A wider edge also makes the ski a little more stable.

Benefits

-Longer life.
-Reduced susceptibility to damage.
-Greater stability.

Full edge contact

The widest points of the ski are positioned further forward or back. This makes the blade grip faster and the part of the edge in contact with the snow when the ski is tilted becomes longer.

Benefits
-Easier and faster corner initiation.
-Better cornering grip thanks to the longer contact area.

Carbon steering control

The CSC technology has been successfully used in the Alpine Ski World Cup. The visibly recognizable carbon laminate in the window is laminated with glue as appropriate for each end point. In the Flex line, the carbon laminate flexes ideally, so that the ski does not lose any of its perfect tuning. In the event of strong impacts, the carbon laminate is tensioned through its special glue layer at the ends, which results in less flattening on the snow.

Benefits
-Greater stability.
-Perfect control, even in difficult conditions.

Flex torsion control

An S-shaped notch in the aluminum on the blade and tail of the ski provides softer flex and torsion in the front and rear. As a result, the ski has greater torsional flexibility, making it easier to initiate turns. At the same time, when changing direction, the ski remains under control because the torsion can adapt.

Benefits
-Improved control when changing direction.
-Easier steering into and out of corners.

Race sidewalls black

Phenolic sidewalls with a harder resin plus carbon black, leading to greater stability and more direct power transfer.

Benefits
-Faster and more direct power transmission.
-Improved agility when changing edges.