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The Carbonio 88 is a limited edition speed touring ski with a stiff carbon construction. Available only at select dealers, the Carbonio series features micro sidewalls, flex tips, and a souped-up carbon layup that maximizes downhill performance. The skis are on the stiffer side, so better suited towards big or aggressive skiers. The 88mm-wide version of the Carbonio is the light-n-fast touring width, equally suited to hard and soft snow. The Carbonio is for discerning skiers who want the biggest reward for their efforts.
- 3D Flex tips are hallowed to make them lighter and more floaty in soft snow.
- Full-length micro sidewalls improve the dampness and edge hold on hard snow.
- Dual radius design lets you control the turn shape to adapt to various terrain.
- Full carbon wrap construction means low weight and high torsional stiffness.
- Paulownia wood core is the industry standard for lightweight, energetic skis.
- Reinforced binding areas virtually eliminate any chance of pullout while skiing.
| Specifications | |
| Lengths (cm) | 158, 167, 176, 184 |
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Weight |
1100g [167] |
| Weight (pair) | 2200g [167] |
| Dimensions | 120-88-106mm [158] 122-89-108mm [167] 124-90-109mm [176] 126-91-110mm [184] |
| Turn Radius | 14.5/13.9 M [158] 15.7/15.1 M [167] 17.2/16.5 M [176] 18.9/18.2 M [184] |
| Skin Fix | Tip notch, tail notch |
| Design | |
| Profile | Scoop rocker, camber underfoot, flat tail |
| Shape | Long tip, dual radius, pintail |
| Construction | Carbon cap with micro side-wall |
| Core | Paulownia |
| Skimo Co Says | |
| Usage | Light and fast mountaineering |
| Notes | Tapered tail help pack loop insertion |
| Bottom Line | Classic Dynafit shape redone to be stiffer and lighter |
4/16/2017
How would this ski compare to the BD helios 88? I am looking for spring corn ski. Thanks!
4/17/2017
Hi Mike, the Carbonios are stiffer and rail a bit better on smooth firm snow. The Helios are a bit more forgiving when conditions get ugly. They are equally fun in powder or corn!
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4/4/2017
Hi!
I've been looking for a lightweight set up for ski mountaineering (not racing). The two skis that I find most attractive are the Voile Objective and the Dynafit Carbono. Wondering how these two compare. Any thoughts would be most welcome. Thanks!
I've been looking for a lightweight set up for ski mountaineering (not racing). The two skis that I find most attractive are the Voile Objective and the Dynafit Carbono. Wondering how these two compare. Any thoughts would be most welcome. Thanks!
4/4/2017
Hi Justin, the Carbonios are stiffer and rail a bit better on smooth hard snow. The Objectives are easier to ski in variable conditions. They both are fun in powder!
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1/27/2017
Seeing as they have similar dimensions, how do the Carbonio's compare to the Cho Oyu's ? Do they need a much more aggressive ski style.
1/27/2017
Hi Paddy, they are stiffer so take a little more force to bend, but you can ski them with a similar style.
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