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We suggest purchasing the Marker Griffon Bindings with this ski.
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*Please note that any binding will work with this ski, but we do recommend this one.
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By using only illustrator on my laptop, I created a family of arcs, each pointing back to an excel spreadsheet that rationed percentages based on length, midsole location and width. A cambered park ski I knew well. One by one a family of shapes came to life all drawn to the scale of a legal size sheet of paper. It was our first semi-cap profiled shape and later proved to be our chosen path for all future sidewall construction skis. The team loved it
Features
Traditional Contact- The two contact points of the ski are at the tips and tails.
Twin Tip- The tail of the ski is also upturned to allow for switch skiing and landings
Asymetrical- A directional shape gives the ski a more consistant feel
Classic Camber- A traditional ski shape that gives the ski maximum performance in groomed conditions.
Semi Cap Construction-Semi Cap partially wraps the top sheet around the sidewall for additional durability.
Park /Pipe- Spin, flip and slide your way to glory with our skis designed for the park and pipe.
Hyper Block Core-This core is designed with Poplar and Birch for freestyle riding, shredding laps and cruising the mountain.
Sintered Base
Full-Wrap Edge
Dimensions
Size (cm)
156
166
171
176
181
Tip Width (mm)
117
119
120
121
122
Waist Width (mm)
83
85
86
87
88
Tail Width (mm)
109
111
112
113
114
Turning Radius (m)
13
15
16
17
18
Reviews
5
Switchblade- The Real Deal
Nick Miles
Posted by Nick Miles on 3rd Nov 2013
At first glance, The Switchblade is a very traditional park ski. The 88mm waist width is a solid base to land big jumps on, but is also narrow enough that it is easy to change from edge-edge. The variety of different sizes also caters to almost anyone depending on their size and style of skiing. I personally ride the 181cm length, and I'm 5'6. The Switchblade carves tight turns, leaves railroad track trenches in the snow like a high-quality Slalom ski, and has the stiffness to eat up bumps and crud throughout the mountain. Whether you are strictly jibbing in the park, or skiing everywhere the Switchblade is a more than adequate tool for the job.
