The Legend of Zelda was an awesome video game from the 80s. The Zelda 106 Tour1 is a DPS ski that may soon become legend amongst female backcountry skiers. That’s because they offer easy skiing performance in just about every condition story-tellers will encounter. The 106mm waist will keep you afloat in powder and crud, while the 18-meter radius keeps it nimble on harder snow and in tight spots. In fact, DPS claims it delivers the most terrain/snow range of any ski 'in the history of Ever'. If that’s true, then it’s certainly the stuff of legend and it may one day help save a princess from Ganon. If you are a princess that needs saving or just need a wide base for downhill stability with a light construction for uphill enjoyment, the Zelda is your new ski.
- Pre-preg carbon and fiberglass construction is smooth flexing and light.
- Full steel edges are measured at Rockwell 48 hardness to survive rocks.
- Balsa core is capped with a tough polyamide top sheet to keep it pretty.
- P-Tex on the base is the same hardness as World Cup race bases.
| Specifications | |
| Lengths (cm) | 158, 168 |
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Weight |
1230g [158] 1300g [168] |
| Weight (pair) | 2460g [158] 2600g [168] |
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130-106-120 |
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Turn |
18m |
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Skin |
Rounded tip & tail |
| Specs Verified | Yes |
| Design | |
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Light rocker tip & tail, camber underfoot |
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Medium sidecut, tapered tips & tails |
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Polyamide cap w/ carbon laminates |
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Balsa wood |
| Skimo Co Says | |
| Usage | Backcountry skiing |
| Notes | Made in SLC |
| Bottom Line | Easy skiing tourer |
| Compare to other Women's Skis | |
