Vendo SCI Goode BC95 182cm, 2010/11. Sci superleggero in carbonio: peso 2400g nudo. Usato molto poco (6 uscite in 2011) e in buone condizioni. Offerto con Dynafit TLT Vertical ST e pelli a 450 eur (1000 stima di nuovo). Profilo: 126/95/112.
Ragione vendita: ho troppo materiale e vendo 3/4 sci che non uso abbastanza.
Copio qui la review da Backcountry:
The BC95 seems to strike a happy medium between the whopping 116—we’re talking waist widths here—and the 82, which is in its third year and appears in our archived reviews. We skied the 172cm and 181cm lengths. Women preferred to go shorter still, and Goode does have a 162cm version. Some testers couldn’t adjust to its extreme lightness. But as one suggested: “A 100% carbon ski [sans P-tex] feels very different from a foam or wood [core] ski, and it takes a while to trust them.” The 95 is moved between long and medium radius turns with aplomb, and was at its best on softer snow and crud. “Stable like an SUV; but they drive like a Porsche,” said one tester. “If you push on these skis they push back—and it feels good. They turn on a dime and they make you forget they’re even on your feet,” said a second. “A fun ski that I would consider setting up as my own AT boards. Wide underfoot, light, yet stable enough to handle some bigger terrain,” said another.
Ragione vendita: ho troppo materiale e vendo 3/4 sci che non uso abbastanza.
Copio qui la review da Backcountry:
The BC95 seems to strike a happy medium between the whopping 116—we’re talking waist widths here—and the 82, which is in its third year and appears in our archived reviews. We skied the 172cm and 181cm lengths. Women preferred to go shorter still, and Goode does have a 162cm version. Some testers couldn’t adjust to its extreme lightness. But as one suggested: “A 100% carbon ski [sans P-tex] feels very different from a foam or wood [core] ski, and it takes a while to trust them.” The 95 is moved between long and medium radius turns with aplomb, and was at its best on softer snow and crud. “Stable like an SUV; but they drive like a Porsche,” said one tester. “If you push on these skis they push back—and it feels good. They turn on a dime and they make you forget they’re even on your feet,” said a second. “A fun ski that I would consider setting up as my own AT boards. Wide underfoot, light, yet stable enough to handle some bigger terrain,” said another.
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