Double Core (DC) Technology: This construction sandwiches a shock-absorbing Pulse Core between two superimposed wood cores, which are then wrapped in layers of Titanal. This results in an incredibly damp, "glued-to-the-snow" feel that cancels out the high-frequency vibrations found on frozen, early-morning corduroy.

Titanal Layering (TI): The "TI" designation signifies a heavy-duty metal laminate that provides world-class torsional rigidity. When you tip this ski over at high speeds, the metal ensures the edge stays engaged from tip to tail, even on the wind-scoured "blue ice" often found at the top of the Continental Divide.

74mm Multi-Radius Sidecut: The 74mm waist is the "sweet spot" for Calgary skiers. It’s narrow enough to be surgical on the groomers, but the extra width (compared to a 68mm FIS ski) offers a much-needed platform when the sun hits the slopes and things get a bit soft or "crumbly" in the afternoon.