Drape your Movement Race Pro skis in Pomoca pink! The Swiss ski manufacturer has teamed up with the Swiss skin manufacturer to make the sexiest ultralight skis on the planet. The Race Pro series is available in “oversized” 71mm, 77mm, and 85mm widths with multiple lengths. Now you can quickly and fully cover those skis with Pomoca’s top-of-the-line Race Pro 2.0 skin material. Pre-trimmed for each width and length, the Race Pro skins come with Pomoca’s bungee tip system already attached. Tail clips are neither necessary nor included. Hit the snow climbing fast and easy with Movement’s Race Pro skins.
Please note these are full-coverage skins which are great for touring, training, missioning, and casual racing. If you prefer a straight cut skin to maximize glide, check out Movement’s standard race skins.
Hi Manfred, we have a section for both material and parts.
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9/8/2021
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Nicole
Hi, I bought a pair of Atomic backland 85 in a 158 from you guys last year with the precut skins. I'd like to get a race skin with a tab at the top for some racing. Any suggestions?
I got these with along with my RP 85's and thought they would hold up just fine even after hearing others reviews on the poor quality of glue. Which on dawn patrols they do, however any backcountry and new snow the glue will fail, which I was a bit surprised by because my other Pomoca skins for other skis seem to work better in similar situations. An additional word of caution they are very delicate when it comes to ice, small chunks have been ripped out because of such. Going forward I will try Gold Label as jbo recommends from the previous post and see if they stick better breaking trail on powder days. Other than that I think they glide and grip well on the ups.
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1/3/2021
Sheel S (used product a few times)
So I got these as a part of a package with the skis, race boots and bindings, I figured why not just get the whole setup if I am going all in on speed touring. This was a mistake in retrospect. The skins glide great but the glue just does not hold with any moisture at all on it. I had a day in the snow where the glue failed, called skimo and thought that it was just a user error that I got too much snow on them. But I took them out 3-4 more times, and each time they failed, and the glue failed so badly that I could not even use ski straps to keep the skins on. It seems that if there is even a flake of snow on your ski base, the glue just stops sticking completely; the people I had skinned with said they had never seen skin glue fail so completely, and I agree with them. Skimo tells me that these skins use some sort of less sticky euro glue, so maybe just get separate non-precut skins. Maybe you could make these work if you are only using them to race up a resort, but I definitely would not trust them for any backcountry situation anymore
Hi Sheel, happy to take those back. Usually with Euro glue and no tail clip it's best to add a little Gold Label to the tails (and possible other areas) like racers do. I make do since the glide is so good!
Just want to comment here that Skimo has amazing customer service and let me return this. Really appreciate that, they definitely have a customer for life
Sheel S
(used product a few times)
