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Hi Catherine! Scarpa boots break on the half size, so the 23.5 and 24 shells will be the same. Send us an email at help@skimo.co and we can dive into the details of potentially finding you a better fit.

My goodness folks, what a ski these are. For a company with a deep history in the freestyle skiing world, they sure did an excellent job with their entry into the fast and light game. Being a ski of this shape and nature they are easy on the up, but sometimes unlike a ski of this shape and nature, they perform really well on the down. They are easygoing, yet can be skied hard with little complaint. Kind of like a grizzly bear, they're not necessarily looking for a fight, but they're not afraid of one either...

Hey Aaron. My apologies, I missed the "why" part! The Pro has a longer and thicker capped sidewall construction. This also suggested that the Pro is slightly thicker throughout its core as well. The differences are quite subtle. Thanks!

Hey Aaron! On average, the DNA 4.0 is 70g lighter per pair. Thanks!

Hey Rachel! Both skis of interest are fantastic options but are quite different than one another. The Micro features a progressive shape with a notable amount of rocker while the Locator 88 takes on a more traditional profile. These shape differences play a big role in the way they ski. The Micro is highly maneuverable with little edge working against you. Continuing, their shape lends to great soft snow performance, working hard to keep you afloat. The Locator and its more traditional nature make for a ver...