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Salomon XW Fury + Z14
$1,030.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Very versatile, handles variety of snow conditions better than many typical all-purpose skis. Outperforms many in this price range for use on powder snow. Highly responsive turning control in powder.
The Cons:Tendency to "chatter" on ice, control decreases greatly. Control decreases rapidly in slushy or wet snow. Slightly higher price point than competitors' skis with similar specs/intended purpose.
The XW Fury + Z14 is a men's ski from Salomon's All Mountain XW Fury lineup. The ski features a Full Woodcore construction which provides improved stability, powerful rebound, and a higher ski-to-snow ratio.
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It is designed with an XL chassis that is 85mm wide, making it perform well both on piste and on ungroomed slopes. The XW Fury + Z14 includes a 3D stealth tip and an oversized Pulsepad layer molded into the ski to reduce vibrations. It also has a Protrak binding system and differs with the XW Fury + Z12 since it has Double Ti Laminate reinforcement for improved edge grip and responsiveness. The ski is recommended for advanced skiers for use on all terrains and comes in a black/red color.
Features/Specs
- Oversized Pulsepad Layer
- 3D Stealth Tip
- Double Ti Laminate Reinforcement
- Protrak Binding System
- XL Chassis (85mm Wide Waist)
- Full Woodcore Construction
- Terrain: All-Mountain
- Speed: Fast
- Length: 163, 170, 177, 184
- Color: Black/Red
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Very versatile, handles variety of snow conditions better than many typical all-purpose skis
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Outperforms many in this price range for use on powder snow
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Highly responsive turning control in powder
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Great edge grip on powdered snow, even very thick snow
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Comfortable give in area under bindings
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Tendency to "chatter" on ice, control decreases greatly
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Control decreases rapidly in slushy or wet snow
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Slightly higher price point than competitors' skis with similar specs/intended purpose
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