Alpina Lite Terrain Ski

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Alpina Lite Terrain Ski
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Alpina Lite Terrain Ski -
Climbs and descends with the best of ’em.
The Alpina Lite Terrain Ski glides along the trails, climbs like a goat, and lives for technical descents. This all-around backcountry adventure ski’s full steel edges, alpine ski-inspired sidecut, and stout dimensions mean it quickly snaps into turns and can float through the deep stuff. Thanks to Alpina’s Posi-Grip no-wax base, the Lite Terrain glides and grips like a Nordic ski without sacrificing downhill performance.

Traction and Grip:

  • Posi-Grip no-wax base for climbing and downhill performance

Manufactured:

  • Made from renewable resources for sustainability

Features:

  • Deep sidecut for quick turns
  • Full steel edges for durability and hold
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Base:Solite (waxless)
Binding Included:no
Construction:cap
Core:wood
Dimensions:102 / 64 / 87 mm
Edge:full-length steel
Length:150 cm, 160 cm, 170 cm, 180 cm
Recommended Use:nordic touring
Required Binding:flat-mounted
Warranty:1 year
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Alpina Lite Terrain Ski Review:

Reviews:

These skis have proven time and time again to be a versatile and yet forgiving ski in all terrains. Be it woodland, upland or the occasional jaw dropping telemarking ride downhill. They're a well made pair of skis and the metal edges really make all the difference. Couple this with some Rottefella BC bindings and Alpina BC 1550 and the marriage is pure harmony.
The grip is very true while the width gives great stability. All of this comes with trade offs; if you are used to classic skis then these will come as a surprise in the weight category but this minor difference is clearly offset with the sheer delight of the ability to step off onto the beaten trail and get out into new territory. All in all; a great ski.

Lawrence at Backcountry.com on 01/21/2012