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DPS Skis > Ever wish you could arc your skis and lay it over like those heros on the World Cup, but afraid to try a true race ski? We don't blame you, but consider the DPS Cassiar A79 C2 Trainer Skis to start feeling the G-forces at mere mortal speeds. The Cassiar A79, only available in the Alchemist layup, will ""train"" you to start using proper turn technique to control your speed, preferring clean short radius turns to sloppy GS style speed mitigation, and we think you'll have the time of your life doing it. We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width. Fastest & Hardest World Cup Race Bases Aspen Wood Core Flex Patterns It took over 25 flex pattern iterations to get to the special goodness that is found in a C2 chassis ski. The tip is just aggressive enough, but nimble to handle crud and moguls. The middle is firm, and the tail is weighted to thread a precise needle between an ultra- easy exit and energetic propulsion into the next turn. Mounting Points Cassiar and Uschi designs are centered around a prescribed mounting point in relationship to the overall ski length. It's more forward than older generation footprints. This keeps your center of mass moving constantly forward in mixed snow and terrain more so than in traditional carving and racing skis. You stand in an incredibly balanced position that also sits in concert with the flex pattern and sidecut. The result is a more neutral and poised stance that reinforces and stokes smoothness for athletic skiing to shine. - DPS Cassiar A79 C2 Trainer Skis 2020
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