Brands ≡ Völkl Völkl Skis (09/10)
Völkl Skis (09/10)
In 09/10 season Völkl catalogue comprises already familiar ranges.

Racers and those who aspire to become such can opt for already well known Racetiger range. It is intended for skiers who prefer fast skiing and are in good physical condition. As for the technologies, the models in this range are equipped with Double Grip XTD structure, XTD Sensore Woodcore, titanium, and iPT Motion. As their names suggest, models Racetiger GS Racing Power Switch R and Racetiger SL Racing Power Switch are equipped with Power Switch technology, but are also available without it. Apart from them, the range also comprises three various Racetiger RC Titanium models.

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The Tigershark range comprises three models intended for skiers into speeding, and for those looking for agile skis which will quickly shift from edge to edge. The toughest model in this range is 11 Feet Power Switch. It is followed by 10 Feet and 8 Feet models.

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Those who are into skiing on groomers, but consider the above mentioned models too tough, can choose between the models from the Tiger range. Double Grip and Power Grip construction enhances the pressure onto the edges, making the ski more maneuverable in turns. All the skis in this range come with Motion System bindings. Apart from already well known Tiger, Tiger 3Motion and Tiger Ten models, the range also comprises two new models: Crosstiger Carbon and Crosstiger Steel. Crosstiger Steel model is equipped with special metals integrated into the ski in order to make it more dynamic. The toughest model in the range, Crosstiger Carbon, is constructed using additional carbon fibers, which makes it more stable at higher speeds.

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The Unlimited range is aimed at talented skiers who apart from groomers like to take their skis off-piste. All the models in this range are labeld AC, which stands for "All conditions", or, "Another challenge". The label completely describes this range, topped by AC 50 model. Other models in the range are AC 30, AC 20, AC 10, AC 3Motion and AC.

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Völkl ladies range is called Attiva. Apart from traditional ladies design, this range is known for technical changes designed specifically for women. Aurora, the toughest model, is strengthened using metals and is equipped with iPT Wideride bindings system. Tierra and Fuego models come with iPT eMotion bindings system. Not so tough Attiva models are called Sol, Estrella, Aire and Cielo.

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This season also, the Grizzly range is represented by a model of the same name - The Grizzly. It is intended for skiers craving for adrenalin on all parts of the mountain. It is categorized as a freeride ski, but it will also pleasantly surprise you if you try carving on groomers. The Grizzly is equipped with Power Switch and iPT Wideride technologies.

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Freeride models are grouped in two categories: Freeride and Backcountry Jibbing. The Freeride category comprises men's models Kuro, Katana and Mantra, and ladies models Kiku and Aurora. These models have wide waist and are intended for skiing deep snow. The Backcountry Jibbing category is represented by three models; Chopstick, Gotama and Cosmo, intended for both deep snow and freestyle.

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The Slopestyle range comprises freestyle skis. These twin tip models are intended for skiers who like to spend their time in snow parks. Men may choose between three models; Bridge, Wall and Ledge, and women looking for a freestyle ski can try a model named Pearl.

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June 30, 2009 18:50h
Author: Vjeran Baranović
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