Ski Trab Gara Plus Ski
With the Gara Plus, the day has come when you can get Ski Trab performance, craftsmanship, and durability in a more approachable package. Shaped the same as the pro, the move to a Liwood core softens the flex underfoot, making this ski ideal for lighter-weight skiers and softer snow conditions. Despite the change in core material, the renowned Trab reliability is still guaranteed by using the time-tested and beloved 14-layer construction – the most advanced in the world. Hibox Torsion Control is a micro-mesh carbon cage that increases torsional rigidity without affecting flex. With all the Italian tech crammed into a manageable package, the Ski Trab Gara Plus may have you saying ottimo...
- HiConnect carbon bridge connects the two edges and increases durability.
- The Duo tail allows more support and an easier release in turns.
- Differential Liwood core rounds out the flex underfoot.
- Composite "sock" wraps and waterproofs the Liwood core.
| Specifications | |
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| Length(s) cm | 155, 162 |
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Weight |
730g [155] 760g [162] |
| Weight (pair) | 1460g [155] 1520g [162] |
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92-64-79 |
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Turn |
21.3m [155] 23.6m [162] |
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Skin |
Attivo clip or tip notch |
| Specs Verified | |
| Design | |
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Full camber, early rise tip, flat tail |
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Tapered tail with tighter radius |
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14-layer cap |
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Liwood core |
| Skimo Co Says | |
| Usage | Skimo racing, training |
| Notes | 10-year warranty |
| Bottom Line | Balancing performance, reliability, and weight |
| Compare to other Race Skis | |
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Questions & Reviews
I was evaluating to get these skis for my skimo on piste training session (+ occassionaly some vertical races) - do you know if there is any major difference to the previous year model (the black/yellow ones)? (stats are pretty much the same tbh)
Thanks
Not sure which previous model you are referring to. If you could send some photos of the skis to help@skimo.co, we can dive deeper into the differences!
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