The Raptor 70 has been developed as a junior member of Head's very successful high-performance race-boot range. The shell is precise and responsive, though a lighter plastic makes it less tiring to use and more tolerant of little balance errors. The Junior Team liner is a perfect blend of performance and foot hold, and all 4 of the buckles are micro-adjustable to fine tune the fit. With 16o forward lean and a 4o ramp angle these have truly been built for the next generation of champions.Ability LevelOverviewFitMedium to high volume with good heel hold and and roomy toe area.Shell Superlight shell and cuff. LinerJunior Team with a self-shaping footbed.Key FeaturesJr Racing Flex TuningAdjustable flex to account for different body weights and peformance levels.Jr Racing LastTaking the knowledge and shaping fom the adult race boots and scaling it to work perfectly for youngers racersRace BalanceUsing the experience of building succesful adult race boots means Head can dial-in the stance on the junior race models with a 16degree forward lean and 4degree ramp angle.SpecificationCategory: AlpineFlex: 70Last Width: n/aCustom Shell: NoCustom Liner: NoPower Strap: Velcro 30mmVolume: Medium-LowClips: 4 x Aluminium Low Profile, Microadjustable Sole Unit: Alpine (Adult ISO 5355)Pin Inserts: NoHike Mode: NoWeight (g): 1356 (1/2 pair size 22.5)Binding Compatibility: Alpine, GripWalk, WTR, Multi Norm [Full Details]
K2 have got an all mountain twin tip for boys or girls. Juvy or Missy, 2 different models sharing the same great design and build. Duracap Construction keeps the weight down and makes them forgiving to ski whilst also enhancing durability. Catch-Free Rocker creates a gentle, gradual rise in the tip and tail promoting skiing in all conditions with effortless turn initiation at slow and moderate speeds.Terrain Type & Ability LevelTerrain Type Pistes and parks, with the odd excursion off the sides of runs looking for more exciting terrain such as little tree runs with plenty of bumps and turns!Skier TypeYoung skiers who want a fun ski for hitting bumps, messing around on and turning smoothly on pistes. Maybe they want to start trying some freestyle or skiing backwards sometimes, or maybe they just want to play. Skiing just needs to be fun.OverviewShape72mm in the waist keeps the ski nimble and quick from edge-to-edge, with just enough width to explore too. The 8m (129cm) radius ensures it turns easily. The directional twin shape feels great when used switch.RockerCatch Free Rocker produces effortless turn initiation at slow and moderate speeds with a gentle, gradual rise in the tip and tail.CoreLight composite core to keep an easy flex and low weight.ConstructionDuracap uses a moulding process that envelopes the core and internal materials within the top layer of the ski. DuraCap skis are generally lighter overall, with enhanced durability and forgiveness.Key FeaturesSystem BindingUsing a system binding means that the binding can be adjusted to fit different boot sizes if feet grow or the ski is passed to a younger sibling, without the need for redrilling, it just slides, moves and clicks in to place.Size (cm)Tip Width (mm)Waist Width (mm)Tail Width (mm)Radius (m)Weight (g)119129General InformationSkier Ability: Intermediate|AdvancedRocker: Tip/Tail RockerRadius: MediumBindings: Integrated, FDT 4.5 DIN: 0.75 - 4.5Construction: CapCore: CompositeDemo: No [Full Details]
K2 have got an all mountain twin tip for boys or girls. Juvy or Missy, 2 different models sharing the same great design and build. Duracap Construction keeps the weight down and makes them forgiving to ski whilst also enhancing durability. Catch-Free Rocker creates a gentle, gradual rise in the tip and tail promoting skiing in all conditions with effortless turn initiation at slow and moderate speeds.Terrain Type & Ability LevelTerrain Type Pistes and parks, with the odd excursion off the sides of runs looking for more exciting terrain such as little tree runs with plenty of bumps and turns!Skier TypeYoung skiers who want a fun ski for hitting bumps, messing around on and turning smoothly on pistes. Maybe they want to start trying some freestyle or skiing backwards sometimes, or maybe they just want to play. Skiing just needs to be fun.OverviewShape72mm in the waist keeps the ski nimble and quick from edge-to-edge, with just enough width to explore too. The 8m (129cm) radius ensures it turns easily. The directional twin shape feels great when used switch.RockerCatch Free Rocker produces effortless turn initiation at slow and moderate speeds with a gentle, gradual rise in the tip and tail.CoreLight composite core to keep an easy flex and low weight.ConstructionDuracap uses a moulding process that envelopes the core and internal materials within the top layer of the ski. DuraCap skis are generally lighter overall, with enhanced durability and forgiveness.Key FeaturesSystem BindingUsing a system binding means that the binding can be adjusted to fit different boot sizes if feet grow or the ski is passed to a younger sibling, without the need for redrilling, it just slides, moves and clicks in to place.Size (cm)Tip Width (mm)Waist Width (mm)Tail Width (mm)Radius (m)Weight (g)119129General InformationSkier Ability: Intermediate|AdvancedRocker: Tip/Tail RockerRadius: MediumBindings: Integrated, FDT 4.5 DIN: 0.75 - 4.5Construction: CapCore: CompositeDemo: No [Full Details]
If you like to get off the beaten track in search of powder yet still enjoy doing high-speed piste laps, then the Pagoda 100 RP deserves your attention. Its 100mm waist is supremely stable whatever the conditions and the full length pre-preg carbon ensures the ski comes alive on firm snow. This construction and 15m radius make it feel light and responsive in a way unlike any other 100mm ski. The long nose profile refines the ride when it’s choppy snow and gives silky smooth floatation when you find powder.Terrain Type & Ability LevelTerrain Type The 100 simply works whatever the conditions. It carves and cruises on pistes a like a top-end ski, and thanks to the width and construction it deals with any conditions when you get it off-piste. In powder the rocker and RP shaping create effortless turns. This is the ski to take when you need something to work everywhere.Skier TypeAdvanced and expert skiers wanting all condition performance from one ski. It may be easy to ski but it does also have a huge performance range thanks to the high-tech construction. The shape and flex make it more on the playful side than powerful, but this doesn’t mean it isn’t lively or responsive.OverviewShapeThe RP shape is both surfy and intuitive. The tapered tip and tail initiate turns effortlessly and allows them to be exited with clean carves or easily washed out. 100mm provides impressive float when you find soft snow, working with the shape to allow the ski to flow through turns in powder and keep a fun. surfy feel even when the snow isn’t deep or you’re on groomers. The turny 15m radius feels great on firmer snow and helps create the flowing feel in softer conditions.RockerRocker at the tip and tail equates to 45% rocker. Sounds like a lot but it works perfectly with the shaping. The camber underfoot makes the most of the carbon construction and playful 15m radius.CoreFabricated with 2 hard wood species, ash and aspen, of disparate densities and grain orientations, that are laminated horizontally to give a stable, solid ride.ConstructionThe DPS R&D team have engineered a construction with a horizontally combined core, innovative new sidewall technology and carbon layers to produce a supremely damp and stable platform. The result is a breakthrough in on-snow feel that combines both excitement and liveliness, with simultaneous dampness and control.Key FeaturesRP ShapingThe RP chassis started with the first Wailer 112 RP design that incorporated generous tip/tail rocker and taper. RP originally stood for ‘Resort Powder', and the legend began. Its shape opens doors and makes truly versatile powder planing accessible to many. The RP's core shaping equation is impressive, 45% rocker merged with a 15m sidecut and means natural, intuitive skiing.PagodaIn 2005, DPS introduced the world's first carbon-fibre sandwich ski. In the 15 years since, they've obsessed over tuning carbon fibre to create the perfect ski that, in turn, produces the perfect apex moment. Carbon has always enjoyed numerous advantages over its fibreglass and metal ski counterparts, namely a superior combination of light weight and power. Its weakness has been damping, achieving a quiet ride at high speeds and on hard snow is carbon's kryptonite. For well over a decade, DPS have experimented tirelessly with a myriad of solutions to solve the damping equation. enter Pagoda. Pagoda is a monumental breakthrough in carbon ski construction. It delivers a truly unprecedented level of damping without sacrificing the lightweight, power, and edge grip for which carbon has long been known. The result is a higher level of positive sensations and performance satisfaction.eB tester’s comments: Chris (Covent Garden) Floated very well, for something only 100 underfoot it felt much wider. Amazing piste handling and performance for its width, a fantastic option for someone looking for an all-mountain ski that is soft snow focused.Size (cm)Tip Width (mm)Waist Width (mm)Tail Width (mm)Radius (m)Weight (g)171131100116151760179132100117151805184133100118151880General InformationSkier Ability: Intermediate|Advanced|expertRocker: Tip/Tail RockerRadius: MediumBase: SinteredBindings: Ski sold flatDIN: n/aConstruction: Mini Cap Full SidewallCore: Wood, CarbonDemo: No [Full Details]