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Long descriptions, few measurements
An alpine ski, a snowboard binding, a snowboard boot and a ski filed under touring.
The binding is the only one on its shelf that publishes what boot size each of its sizes takes — M 38–41, L 41–44, XL 44–47. On a shelf where sizes are letters, that is the sentence a buyer needs.
The alpine ski states its 87 mm waist in prose, admits the ski forgives mistakes, and tells you to have the binding fitted by a workshop.
The touring entry is an all-mountain ski with an alpine binding, described at length and measured not at all. It does not climb, and the shelf it sits on exists for skis that do.
172 cm, 87 mm underfoot, tip rocker, with Tyrolia PR 11 GW
An 87 mm all-mountain ski that states its waist in prose, admits it forgives mistakes, and tells you to have the binding fitted by a workshop.
Best for: An intermediate skier who wants one ski for piste and the snow beside it
≈ €479
The live figure beside a product went and asked the shop for it the moment this page opened; any amount written into the text has not moved since the sentence was drafted, and it is the first of the two that counts.
