BOOST JR mounted with VJ75

This children's ski set is perfect for alpine skiing as well as occasional ski touring.

€ 239,00

Contains 20% VAT, plus shipping
Delivery time: approx. 3-5 working days

Skiing skills

Beginner

Expert

Terrain

Piste

Off-piste

Orientation

Ascent
Downhill
Length recommendation

  • *Length(cm)

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    skin

    The hybridskin consists of 100% mohair and convinces with its particularly good gliding properties.

    The hybridskin consists of 100% mohair and convinces with its particularly good gliding properties.

    The hybridskin consists of 100% mohair and convinces with its particularly good gliding properties.

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Weight 1075 g
Length (cm)

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Core

Wood Composite
skin mounting

Tail Lock: The skin is fixed with a bracket at the tip of the ski and a clasp at the tail of the ski.
Series

975 g

Weight

8,5 m
Radius

Radius

105 mm
Dividing line
Tail
76 mm
Dividing line

Ski center

114 mm
Dividing line

Tip

Rocker Allmountain

Rocker

Allmountain Rocker

Rocker

1075 g

Weight

10,3 m
Radius

Radius

105 mm
Dividing line
Tail
76 mm
Dividing line

Ski center

114 mm
Dividing line

Tip

Rocker Allmountain

Rocker

Allmountain Rocker

Rocker

1150 g

Weight

11,8 m
Radius

Radius

106 mm
Dividing line
Tail
76 mm
Dividing line

Ski center

115 mm
Dividing line

Tip

Rocker Allmountain

Rocker

Allmountain Rocker

Rocker

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How to choose the right ski length

The optimum ski length for touring skis depends on various factors such as skill level, type of touring ski and personal preferences. The table gives you an overview of which length is right for you.

Classic ski touring
Free Touring
Beginner
Classic ski touring
Body height - 10 cm
Free Touring
Body height - 5cm
Advanced
Classic ski touring
Body height - 5 cm
Free Touring
Body size
Expert
Classic ski touring
Body size
Free Touring
Body height + 5cm
In addition, shorter / longer touring skis come with certain features that you should consider when making your decision:

Shorter touring skis

  • are suitable for beginners to advanced
  • are easier to handle, even with hairpin bends on the ascent
  • Are more agile and easier to control on the descent
  • are easier to turn and therefore also easier to drive in steep terrain or narrow passages.

Longer touring skis

  • are suitable for advanced skiers and experts.
  • Are more stable and quiet with large turns and more speed
  • provide more lift in deep snow