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Salomon X-Drive 80 TI 2015 Mens Skis With Bindings
Responsive, versatile and fun this ski is great for the intermediate skiers looking for a good solid ski that offers great precision and power thanks to the new XX-Chassis and full wood core Salomon are well known in the ski industry for producing solid dependable skis that are powerful and versatile yet still easy to ski on. For the 2015 season they do not disappoint. They have split their skis up into different categories to make things easier with their All mountain front side (piste orientated) skis falling into their X-series range, while the backside range becoming part of their Quest category. Still utilizing their popular X-Chassis on a number of skis in their X-series range this diagonal carbon reinforcement placed mid ski adds torsional stiffness for great edge grip and
stability, they use this with RKS rocker stabilization to really lock in the tips of the ski and this offers really easy turn initiation. On their quest range they use many of these ideas from their piste side, yet incorporate the honeycomb tip to reduce the swing weight along with utility rocker for optimum flotation and control with excellent terrain absorption. The X-dive 80 Ti offers more power and precision than the standard X-drive 80 and is built on the same versatile platform, however on this ski they have added a carbon X-Chassis, a Woodcore and a double Ti laminate that pretty much supercharges this ski and offers increased stability, control and responsiveness. Ski Specification Geometry: 125mm/79mm/107mm for 170cm length Turn Radius: 15 Metres for 175cm length
Terrain: All Condition Core Material: Semi sandwich Woodcore. Camber/Rocker: All terrain Rocker Technology: XX-Chassis / Double Ti Laminate / Bindings: Z12 - Protrak Ski Profile Skier Level: For good intermediates to advnaced skiers Snow Conditions: Groomed Piste Snow Terrain: On-Piste, Light -Off piste cutting between runs Great for progressing skiers who are looking for a strong robust ski that easy to turn and yet has great edge hold and a solid performance especially when conditions get a bit chopped up. It would be ideal for European skiers who don’t know what conditions are going to be thrown at them and they want a piste ski to progress on. Is this for me? Designed for the intermediate skiers looking to really progress their piste skiing and push their abilities, or this could
easily be skied by the more advanced skier looking for a solid performing ski but wanting something a little more forgiving on the legs. If you will be spending 90% of your time on piste and yet want something with the width underfoot to cope if there is some new snow around then this would be a good option.
stability, they use this with RKS rocker stabilization to really lock in the tips of the ski and this offers really easy turn initiation. On their quest range they use many of these ideas from their piste side, yet incorporate the honeycomb tip to reduce the swing weight along with utility rocker for optimum flotation and control with excellent terrain absorption. The X-dive 80 Ti offers more power and precision than the standard X-drive 80 and is built on the same versatile platform, however on this ski they have added a carbon X-Chassis, a Woodcore and a double Ti laminate that pretty much supercharges this ski and offers increased stability, control and responsiveness. Ski Specification Geometry: 125mm/79mm/107mm for 170cm length Turn Radius: 15 Metres for 175cm length
Terrain: All Condition Core Material: Semi sandwich Woodcore. Camber/Rocker: All terrain Rocker Technology: XX-Chassis / Double Ti Laminate / Bindings: Z12 - Protrak Ski Profile Skier Level: For good intermediates to advnaced skiers Snow Conditions: Groomed Piste Snow Terrain: On-Piste, Light -Off piste cutting between runs Great for progressing skiers who are looking for a strong robust ski that easy to turn and yet has great edge hold and a solid performance especially when conditions get a bit chopped up. It would be ideal for European skiers who don’t know what conditions are going to be thrown at them and they want a piste ski to progress on. Is this for me? Designed for the intermediate skiers looking to really progress their piste skiing and push their abilities, or this could
easily be skied by the more advanced skier looking for a solid performing ski but wanting something a little more forgiving on the legs. If you will be spending 90% of your time on piste and yet want something with the width underfoot to cope if there is some new snow around then this would be a good option.
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