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Movement Race Pro 71

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Brand: Movement
Model: Race Pro 71
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The new Gold Fish, aka perfect weapon. Known for producing some of the highest-performing skis atop the surface-area-to-weight charts, Movement has endeared themselves to skiers who demand premium gear. As the name would suggest, the Race Pro 71 is 71mm wide underfoot and represents the middlest ski within Movement’s Race Pro lineup, right between the 66 and 77. Wider than most race skis, narrower than most mountaineering skis, the Race Pro 71 is an objective-seeking missile designed to get you there and back in record time. And since it’s available in lengths that give an advantage on the way down, you’ll get there with an even bigger smile on your face. With a top-secret core that lets the 168cm length weigh in at a shockingly low number, you basically have a race ski underneath you on the way up. But the extra girth and tip rocker will quickly remind you that this doesn’t handle like a typical race ski on the way down. The tip notch accepts bungee-style race attachments for the fastest transitions in case you want to go back for more and have no time to waste. The Race Pro 71 is the gram-counters adventure ski, powder ski, and mountaineering ski, or the everyday tourer’s race ski or objective ski. Either way, it’s fun, well-engineered, and should become your ski.

Ultralight Karuba core is the tried and true method of producing a durable, featherweight ski.
P-Tex 5000 is one of the hardest base materials available, ensuring Ferrari-like handling on the way down.
Titanal Double Plate Reinforcement zones for enhanced binding and core integrity.
Race Edge is lightweight yes still cuts through hard snow like butter.
Movement says the Race Pro 71 is 90% Performance Skiing and 30% Classic Touring, which means it's 120% awesome.

Matching Skins: You can choose from standard precut skins with tip and tail clip, or go fast with Movement's race skins.

Update 2018/29: Topsheet has very slightly changed graphic, otherwise the ski is the same.

Update 2019/20: Movement got in touch with their artistic side and updated the topsheet graphic, otherwise these remain the same.

Specifications
Lengths (cm)	160, 168
Weight -> ounces	775g [160] 830g [168]
Weight (pair)	1550g [160] 1660g [168]
Dimensions	109-71-90
Turn Radius	18m [160] 19m [168]
Skin Fix	Tip notch, race style
Specs Verified	Yes
Design
Profile	Light rocker tip, carmber underfoot, slightly raised tail
Shape	Tapered tip, shorter radius, flat tail
Construction	Cap with TPT wrapped core
Core	Karuba wood.
Skimo Co Says
Usage	What moves you?
Notes	New Titanal mounting plates
Bottom Line	Oversized race ski

How compatible are these with non-race boots like the Scarpa F1? Is the ski sufficiently wide?

Luka, first thought is that it will be easier to handle this Thoroughbred ski. It would be OK. You didn't mention your intended use. If you are using for a race/long touring ski, I would recommend the 168cm. If you are not racing it's bigger brother is also something to look at Race Pro 77.

Thank you Jeff. I'm looking for a lightweight ski for PNW volcanos, traverses and occasional races. Will use with superlights/F1s. I will consider the 77s, also recommend them in 168 for my 5'10" 160lb self? Already have BMT 94s and am trying to avoid overlap.

Hey Luka! Both the Race Pro 71 and 77 would be excellent skis for volcano tours and rec-class skimo races. If you're planning on using F1's as your only boot, I'd lean toward the additional width of the Race Pro 77; if you're considering getting a skimo race boot (e.g. Alien, PdG, Backland Ultimate), I'd go for the speedier Race Pro 71. Both skis would work well for you in the 168cm length.

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