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Salomon Temptress Freestyle Skis - Twin-Tip
(For Women)
$219.95
$500.00
Save 56% Item #83993
Closeouts. Built with plenty of pop for the park and pipe, Salomon Temptress freestyle skis are constructed with a vibration-reducing strip of elastomer sandwiched between layers of thermoplastic for better shock absorption on landings and smoother transitions between hits. Isocell wood core provides optimal flex and rebound UHMW graphite base Monocoque double-wall Spaceframe top sheet Sidecut dimensions: 114/80/108 mm Sidecut radius: 14.8m Weight: 6 lb. 14 oz. pr. (based on 161) Closeouts '06/07. Romania.
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Salomon Temptress is the very best By freeskier fanatic from Boulder Colorado on 09/02/2008 Pros: easy turning, Good Carving Ability, Good in powder, Lightweight, Quick turning, Smooth Ride, Women's Salomon1080 Best Uses: ALL MOUNTAIN, Backcountry, Front side, Moguls, Powder, Terrain Park Describe Yourself: Advanced Skier Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: The Temptress is the women's Salomon 1080, undoubtedle one of the best freeride, twin tips made. It's easy to turn and forgiving (great for intermediate to experts -- Yes! ) It handles a whole range of condition even the bowls pf Breckenridge and Vail.. It'll let you down on icy slopes and it helps to add more edge from your uphill ski top to get more edging or grip on icy slopes. It's also excellent in moguls.
Park to All Mountain Boards By Ski Addict from Northern Michigan on 01/08/2008 Pros: Good Shock Absorption, Great edge hold, Lightweight, Performs in all areas, Stable at high speed Cons: A little stiff for jibbin Best Uses: All Mountain, Downhill, Jumping, Park and pipe, TREES Describe Yourself: Advanced Sizing: Feels true to size Width: Feels true to width Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: I got these in a 161, I'm 5' 9" and 130 lbs., mounted them forward, and was very surprised that they handle black diamond high speed runs with super edge hold, on the way back from the park. They're easy to lay over on edge, and will handle short or long turns at any speed. I thought they would be more park specific, but they will go wherever you want as well as the park. Haven't yet tried them in deep backcountry yet, but the wide waist floatation may suprise me there too. I love em, and may even take them in the race course next just to see how their time compares with other nastar times this season with my speed skis.
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