Ebbene si, sto per partorire l'acquisto di uno sci largone.
Dopo mesi di attesa e di ricerca sono rimasto con queste due alternative:
Positività Head:
- non è un super fat, forse più facile del Gotama, più lungo del Gotama (reputo la lunghezza un fattore che mi immagino sia utile per la mia sciata)
Positività Gotama:
è famoso per essere uno dei più apprezzati sci da neve profonda e ci sarà un motivo, prezzo
Negatività Head
devo metterci gli attacchi... quanto costano i Marker free 11 montati? E poi... scrivono siano anche indiccato per il park... non me ne può fregar di meno
Negatività Gotama
sono più corti degli head, il loro nome incute timore
Info trovate per la rete
Head's Mojo 90 ski has a park profile but with bigger dimensions for better float in powder and reliable stability for big air landings. It is a revamped and made-over version of the Mad Trix Mojo. That said the Mojo 90 doesn't like high speeds (non è un problema per me
) and doesn't enter in to turns easily . It lacks floatation in heavy snows and has a tendancy to dive.
The Head Mojo 90 Alpine Ski is Jon Olsson's backcountry ski of choice, and judging by the Swede's cat-like prowess, super-smooth skiing style and all-around ripping skills, that's not an endorsement to be taken lightly. This ski is a revamped, made-over version of the Mad Trix Mojo and still flows with the excellent vibe. The Mojo 90's fat profile and aggressive twintips make it ideal for big-mountain trickery. The durable HD (high-density) wood core provides a consistent flex and can stand up to the hard knocks of backcountry and big-mountain shredding. Should you choose the 90 as your only ski this season, you'll feel at home in the park, practicing your spins on this well-balanced ride.
Bottom Line: The Mojo 90 knows it's all about good times in the backcountry
The Völkl Gotama dominates famous powder playgrounds. The updated Gotama takes big-mountain performance to an all-new level.
Revamped Gotama improves flotation, responsiveness and control with wider tips and tails, a stronger flex pattern and refined nose and tail shapes
A 105mm waist gives these skis the edge on days when it's soft and deep
Sidecuts simulate the ski's flex as though it were in a turn, causing the ski to contact the snow with exceptionally even pressure
The even edge pressure results in smoothness and composure in all turns
Sensorwood core provides responsive, powerful turning and torsional rigidity
Power construction provides a combination of crisp and clear, yet stable and powerful handling
Requires bindings with wide brakes
Attendo di sapere quanto costano gli attacchi ed il costo di montaggio degli Head e poi decido (Yeah)
Dopo mesi di attesa e di ricerca sono rimasto con queste due alternative:
- A- Head Mojo 90 nuovi di questo anno lunghi 176 senza attacchi per 250 euro
A- Volkl Gotama modello 04, il solito, con attacchi marker free11 279 euro
Positività Head:
- non è un super fat, forse più facile del Gotama, più lungo del Gotama (reputo la lunghezza un fattore che mi immagino sia utile per la mia sciata)
Positività Gotama:
è famoso per essere uno dei più apprezzati sci da neve profonda e ci sarà un motivo, prezzo
Negatività Head
devo metterci gli attacchi... quanto costano i Marker free 11 montati? E poi... scrivono siano anche indiccato per il park... non me ne può fregar di meno
Negatività Gotama
sono più corti degli head, il loro nome incute timore
Info trovate per la rete
Head's Mojo 90 ski has a park profile but with bigger dimensions for better float in powder and reliable stability for big air landings. It is a revamped and made-over version of the Mad Trix Mojo. That said the Mojo 90 doesn't like high speeds (non è un problema per me
) and doesn't enter in to turns easily . It lacks floatation in heavy snows and has a tendancy to dive.
The Head Mojo 90 Alpine Ski is Jon Olsson's backcountry ski of choice, and judging by the Swede's cat-like prowess, super-smooth skiing style and all-around ripping skills, that's not an endorsement to be taken lightly. This ski is a revamped, made-over version of the Mad Trix Mojo and still flows with the excellent vibe. The Mojo 90's fat profile and aggressive twintips make it ideal for big-mountain trickery. The durable HD (high-density) wood core provides a consistent flex and can stand up to the hard knocks of backcountry and big-mountain shredding. Should you choose the 90 as your only ski this season, you'll feel at home in the park, practicing your spins on this well-balanced ride.
Bottom Line: The Mojo 90 knows it's all about good times in the backcountry
The Völkl Gotama dominates famous powder playgrounds. The updated Gotama takes big-mountain performance to an all-new level.
Revamped Gotama improves flotation, responsiveness and control with wider tips and tails, a stronger flex pattern and refined nose and tail shapes
A 105mm waist gives these skis the edge on days when it's soft and deep
Sidecuts simulate the ski's flex as though it were in a turn, causing the ski to contact the snow with exceptionally even pressure
The even edge pressure results in smoothness and composure in all turns
Sensorwood core provides responsive, powerful turning and torsional rigidity
Power construction provides a combination of crisp and clear, yet stable and powerful handling
Requires bindings with wide brakes
Attendo di sapere quanto costano gli attacchi ed il costo di montaggio degli Head e poi decido (Yeah)
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