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Völkl Racetiger SRC 24/25

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Völkl Racetiger SRC 24/25Saison: 24 25 Geschlecht: Unisex Bindungssystem: Marker vMotion 10 GW Mittelbreite Radius Taillierung 73 mm 13,9 m 124 73 103 mm Referenzlnge 1,63 m Der Racetiger SRC ist ein topmoderner Sportcarver mit Stahlstreifen Einlage, Cap Seitenwange und einem Metallprotektor an der Schaufel. SRC steht fr Slalom Race Carver; der Ski ist durch seine Taillierung eine Kombination aus SC (Slalom) und RC (Riesenslalom). Mit seiner Sandwichkonstruktion, der

Saison: 24/25
Geschlecht: Unisex
Bindungssystem: Marker vMotion 10 GW
Mittelbreite Radius Taillierung
73 mm
13,9 m
124-73-103 mm

Referenzlänge 1,63 m


Der Racetiger SRC ist ein topmoderner Sportcarver mit Stahlstreifen-Einlage, Cap-Seitenwange und einem Metallprotektor an der Schaufel. SRC steht für Slalom Race Carver; der Ski ist durch seine Taillierung eine Kombination aus SC (Slalom) und RC (Riesenslalom). Mit seiner Sandwichkonstruktion, der durchgehenden Seitenwange, dem Sensor Woodcore und einem Tip Rocker glänzt er bei langen Radien mit hoher Laufruhe und meistert auch kurze Radien mit hoher Agilität. Das passende vMotion Bindungssystem sorgt für optimierte Kraftübertragung. 

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