Amplid Antidogma Skis 2008

The manufacturer says this about the Amplid Antidogma Skis 2008:

Skiing gets reinvented every day. And so do skis. The Antidogma expresses what the next level twin tip skiing is:
Rails, kicker, pipe. Going off anything, anywhere, anytime. The special freestyle flexcurve gives you the extra pop while taking off anything.

It is easy to spin in the air due to the reduced swing weight in the tail and nose. Enough waist for the early morning backcountry kicker session. Super durable biax glass construction to survive big rail landings. Abuse Base Technology helps to fight against rail bites.


:: P10 Ultralight Woodcore
:: Magma Edge Shock Absorber
:: 360° Wrap-Around Steel Edge
:: 1x8 Insert Pattern (optional)
:: Spin Tips low weight TPU spacer
:: Abuse Base Technology
:: UV Supergloss Coating
:: See through window
:: Glassfiber Light Biax
:: Doomsday Camber
:: UD Subbinding Matrix
:: Superstomp Waistbox
:: FMC Bezier Spline Sidecut
:: 22° Slanted ABS Sidewalls
:: Extruded BA 4.4 Duraspeed Base (Bonk All)
:: Shred Ready Pretuning

overall length 1780 1720 1660
running length 1462 1402 1342
tip length 165 165 165
tail length 151 151 151
tip height 55 55 55
tail height 55 55 55
tip width 119 119 119
waist width 86 86 86
tail width 111 111 111
sidecut depth 14,5 14,5 14,5
sidecut radius 20,64 19,17 17,17
camber 8 7,5 7
tip radius 240 240 240
tail radius 200 200 200

Amplid Infrawhite Skis 2008

The manufacturer says this about the Amplid Infrawhite Skis 2008:

The lightest women's all mountain ski out there: 1600 gr. considering a 95mm waist makes the Infrawhite the non-compromise tool for cruising through untracked or just shredding on the piste.

Adopting the bigger brother's "Infrablack" all carbon construction, the Infrawhite is the wunderkind when it gets to handling in tighter tree runs, in the air or simply carrying it.

All white top graphics and base, with a posh titanium, laser engraved aluminum plate. We took out some of last years carbon to make it a bit more forgiving.


:: Helio P15 Woodcore
:: Magma Edge Shock Absorber
:: 360° Wrap-Around Steel Edge
:: Spin Tips low weight TPU spacer
:: UV Supergloss Coating
:: See through window
:: Laser engraved aluminum appilkation
:: Strato Biax Carbon
:: Glassfiber Light Biax
:: Doomsday Camber
:: UD Subbinding Matrix
:: FMC Bezier Spline Sidecut
:: 22° Slanted ABS Sidewalls
:: Sintered GE 7.2 Sonicspeed Base (Gap Everything)
:: Shred Ready Pretuning

overall length 1690
running length 1492
tip length 153
tail length 133
tip height 48
tail height 43
tip width 128
waist width 95
tail width 118
sidecut depth 16,5
sidecut radius 18,83
camber 6
tip radius 240
tail radius 200

Amplid Infrablack Skis 2008

The manufacturer says this about the Amplid Infrablack Skis 2008:

Probably the lightest fat ski on the market. Our Amplid Helio Core, home grown carbon fibre and things we don't wanna talk about make the Infrablack the superlight big mountain weapon.

Handling while riding or carrying while hiking 1700 gr. (!!!) per ski is more than nice to have.

Using the same shape as Mr. Berr has approved for his "Teddy Driver", in combo with the extra black magic technology our ARC-members engineered down in the lab, this alien work of art is the new benchmark for the industry.


:: Helio P15 Woodcore
:: Magma Edge Shock Absorber
:: 360° Wrap-Around Steel Edge
:: Spin Tips low weight TPU spacer
:: UV Supergloss Coating
:: See through window
:: Laser engraved aluminum appilkation
:: Strato Biax Carbon
:: Glassfiber Light Biax
:: Doomsday Camber
:: UD Subbinding Matrix
:: FMC Bezier Spline Sidecut
:: 22° Slanted ABS Sidewalls
:: Sintered GE 7.2 Sonicspeed Base (Gap Everything)
:: Shred Ready Pretuning

overall length 1910 1830
running length 1581 1501
tip length 185 185
tail length 144 144
tip height 55 55
tail height 50 50
tip width 136 136
waist width 107 107
tail width 126 126
sidecut depth 12 12
sidecut radius 27,36 24,72
camber 6 6
tip radius 300 300
tail radius 200 200

Amplid Cholesteron Skis 2008

The manufacturer says this about the Amplid Cholesteron Skis 2008:

Imagine two riders, skiing the opposite corners of europe. Turning in their shape concepts. What turns out is one common idea:
The Cholesterone.

Cooked raw and fat by Frenchman Mati Imbert and norwegian viking Cato Laegreid, this "ski" is meant to be jibbed in the backcountry like there is no tomorrow.

Taking off switch from huge cornices, landing switch in 3 ft. fresh, riding up tree logs for a better view, or picking up chicks just because it’s fatter than others.


:: P10 Ultralight Woodcore
:: Magma Edge Shock Absorber
:: 360° Wrap-Around Steel Edge
:: 1x8 Insert Pattern (optional)
:: Spin Tips low weight TPU spacer
:: UV Supergloss Coating
:: See through window
:: Glassfiber Light Biax
:: Doomsday Camber
:: UD Subbinding Matrix
:: Superstomp Waistbox
:: FMC Bezier Spline Sidecut
:: 22° Slanted ABS Sidewalls
:: Extruded BA 4.4 Duraspeed Base (Bonk All)
:: Shred Ready Pretuning

overall length 1840
running length 1501
tip length 193
tail length 144
tip height 60
tail height 50
tip width 145
waist width 126
tail width 141
sidecut depth 8.5
sidecut radius 33.30
camber 2
tip radius 300
tail radius 200

Amplid Milo Skis 2008

The manufacturer says this about the Amplid Milo Skis 2008:

The Milo is the non compromise all mountain tool for the Venus on the mountain.

Riding the untracked, carving corderoy or getting air off kickers, the Milo's geometrics are designed to suit the female rider in all conditions.

Solid glass construction for stability at higher speeds, yet torsionally soft and forgiving. Featuring some stylish gold metallic effects on the surface.


:: P10 Ultralight Woodcore
:: Magma Edge Shock Absorber
:: 360° Wrap-Around Steel Edge
:: 1x8 Insert Pattern (optional)
:: Spin Tips low weight TPU spacer
:: UV Supergloss Coating
:: Matt-gloss silkscreen effect
:: Glassfiber Light Biax
:: Doomsday Camber
:: UD Subbinding Matrix
:: Superstomp Waistbox
:: FMC Bezier Spline Sidecut
:: 22° Slanted ABS Sidewalls
:: Extruded BA 4.4 Duraspeed Base (Bonk All)
:: Shred Ready Pretuning

overall length 1690
running length 1492
tip length 153
tail length 133
tip height 48
tail height 43
tip width 128
waist width 95
tail width 118
sidecut depth 16,5
sidecut radius 18,83
camber 6
tip radius 240
tail radius 200

Amplid Allure Skis 2008

The manufacturer says this about the Amplid Allure Skis 2008:

Baked in the moulds of our Township series, the little sister named Allure has been specified for our shred ladies in the freestyle world.

Softer both in torsion and longitudinal flex this ski will turn every women into a jib chick.

The ultralight spin tips make the Allure extremely easy to handle both on rails and kickers.

The forgiving biax fiberglass will provide a smooth and easy ride also on corduroy


:: P5 Light Woodcore
:: Magma Edge Shock Absorber
:: 360° Wrap-Around Steel Edge
:: 1x8 Insert Pattern (optional)
:: Spin Tips low weight TPU spacer
:: UV Supergloss Coating
:: Glassfiber Impact Biax
:: Doomsday Camber
:: UD Subbinding Matrix
:: Superstomp Waistbox
:: FMC Bezier Spline Sidecut
:: 22° Slanted ABS Sidewalls
:: Extruded BA 4.4 Duraspeed Base (Bonk All)
:: Shred Ready Pretuning

overall length 1620
running length 1335
tip length 150
tail length 137
tip height 45
tail height 45
tip width 114
waist width 84
tail width 110
sidecut depth 14
sidecut radius 17,90
camber 6
tip radius 240
tail radius 200

Amplid Township Skis 2008

The manufacturer says this about the Amplid Township Skis 2008:

From the park at Les2Alps and Hemsedal to the rails of Stockholm downtown or Munich Olympia Park. The "TS" has done it all. Built for ultratough urban style riding it is built to manage everything from asphalt flatters to handrail landings.

A slightly narrower waist and stubbier tips than the Antidogma the Township is the supernimble spinning tool.

The graphic works from our amplid research cartel artists communicate exactly what’s it made for.


:: P5 Light Woodcore
:: Magma Edge Shock Absorber
:: 360° Wrap-Around Steel Edge
:: 1x8 Insert Pattern (optional)
:: Spin Tips low weight TPU spacer
:: UV Supergloss Coating
:: Glassfiber Impact Biax
:: Doomsday Camber
:: UD Subbinding Matrix
:: Superstomp Waistbox
:: FMC Bezier Spline Sidecut
:: 22° Slanted ABS Sidewalls
:: Extruded BA 4.4 Duraspeed Base (Bonk All)
:: Shred Ready Pretuning


overall length 1760 1690 1620
running length 1455 1400 1335
tip length 150 150 150
tail length 137 137 137
tip height 45 45 45
tail height 45 45 45
tip width 114 114 114
waist width 84 84 84
tail width 110 110 110
sidecut depth 14 14 14
sidecut radius 21,48 19,30 17,90
camber 7 6,5 6
tip radius 240 240 240
tail radius 200 200 200

Tanner Hall, Armada Skis, News

Armada News for winter 2007-8

The manufacturer says this about the Tanner Hall, Armada Skis, News:

New Website Launches, Skis coming in stores now!
Armada has launched their 2007 Website with larger athlete photos, larger ArCast movies, new Team Section, expanded Artist Section and an all new Ski Chooser. Don't forget to check out all the new Soft Goods and the Fleet Series as well. Go to your local dealer and pick up a pair before they are all gone.


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Olympic Champion Antoine Deneriaz joins Salomon for 2008

Antoine deneriaz, olympic champion, joins salomon!

The manufacturer says this about the Olympic Champion Antoine Deneriaz joins Salomon for 2008:

ANTOINE DENERIAZ, OLYMPIC CHAMPION, JOINS SALOMON!


Antoine Deneriaz, the 2006 Downhill Olympic Champion, has decided to join Salomon for the coming seasons.

The French downhill skier, 2006 Downhill Olympic Champion and winner of 3 World Cup events (2 of which on his favorite slope in Val Gardena), has joined the French brand, Salomon, for the next step of his career with the next World Championships in Val d’Isere as his major goal.

Antoine, one of the world’s best downhill skiers for the past 5 years, had remarkable performances during the 2006 season winning an Olympic Gold in Torino. With the best time in the training run, Antoine kept calm which allowed him to make history in the sport.
Victim to a horrific fall in the 2006 World Cup Finals in Are, Antoine has a tough time getting back his sensations in downhill. His physical preparation for the 2006/07 season was greatly affected thus making his favorite discipline more difficult.
This winter, Antoine had his best ever season in Super-G with a notable 5th at Lake Louise and 10th at Hinterstoder. He finished 16th of the 2007 Super-G World Cup Overall Ranking.
After having worked with various Downhill Olympic Champions such as Jean Luc Cretier (Nagano 1998) and Fritz Strobl (Salt Lake City 2002), Salomon is delighted to welcome Antoine to the speed disciplines’ team of specialists. Thanks to the great performance of our equipment, the knowledge of our team of engineers and race technicians, Antoine Deneriaz has decided to collaborate with Salomon to take on new challenges. Pascal Lemoine, his loyal service man for the past 7 years, will continue to work with him on the World Cup circuit.

Antoine Deneriaz: “I had a really tough season in 2007. My physical preparation was not great after my fall at the 2006 World Cup finals. I was not able to get back to my top level and was continuously searching for my on-snow sensations all season. It is really important for me to go for a fresh start; and I am really excited about skiing with Salomon equipment, and French equipment to boot. It’s quite a coincidence; I just moved close to Annecy, just a few kilometers from the Salomon factory. That will definitely reinforce my implication in product development thanks to the proximity with my partners. I have already won a few major titles, some World Cup events. To win in Francein 2009, with French equipment would be an even greater success for me.”

Christian Frison Roche, Salomon Racing Director: “We have cultivated a true Olympic Champion tradition for many years. With Fritz Strobl, the great Austrian champion retiring after many victories and medals in downhill and Super-G in all major events, we needed to replace him with a world-class champion. Antoine, with his great record, was a natural choice for Salomon; and he will allow us to maintain our presence among the elite in the speed disciplines. With the French skiers Ingrid Jacquemod, Marie Marchand Arvier and Antoine Deneriaz, Salomon will be present at the highest level for the next World Championships in 2009 in Val d’Isere.”

Lacroix, Ultime, PT, Diamonds, Skis, 2008

The World's most exclusive and expensive pair of skis.

Approx 40-50,000€ per pair for hand-layered diamonds, a tailored construction and the ultimate in skiing sensations- unless you have the technique to ski on the world cup or the like!

The manufacturer says this about the Lacroix, Ultime, PT, Diamonds, Skis, 2008:

Diamond encrusted. The Ultimate.

Lacroix Ultime Skis hand made production 2008

The polishing touch to a pair of Lacroix Ultime Metal skis. Lucky customer!!

The manufacturer says this about the Lacroix Ultime Skis hand made production 2008:

Lacroix Ultime PT Skis, Diamonds, close-up detail

Detail of the hand-layered diamonds fitted to the top sheet of the Ultime PT skis. Stunning but kinda dear- think I would prefer a Porsche for the same money but if you can afford these you probably have a Carrera GT tucked away for when the Bentley feels a touch sluggish- or perhaps you're just bored of the yacht

The manufacturer says this about the Lacroix Ultime PT Skis, Diamonds, close-up detail:

The ultimate.

Lacroix Ultime Dubai Ombré Skis 2008

The Ultime skis are made to measure on demand and represent the finest skis in the Lacroix range plus the world's most expensive pairs of skis when you talk of the Ultime Classic's with diamonds.
No doubt they will be good to ski, they should be at prices approaching 50000€ per pair!!
The metal finish of the Ombre skis represents the most modern version of the Ultime and one of the most tasteful- check out the matching flight case as well.

The manufacturer says this about the Lacroix Ultime Dubai Ombré Skis 2008:

The ultimate.

Lacroix Ultime Dubai+ Flycase detail

The ultimate flight case for your Ultime skis.

Perhaps almost more impressive than the skis themselves!

The manufacturer says this about the Lacroix Ultime Dubai+ Flycase detail:

Lacroix, Ultime Metal, Skis, 2008

The Ultime skis are made to measure on demand and represent the finest skis in the Lacroix range plus the world's most expensive pairs of skis when you talk of the Ultime Classic's with diamonds.
No doubt they will be good to ski, they should be at prices approaching 50000€ per pair!!
The Metal finish though represents the most modern version of the Ultime and one of the most tasteful- check out the matching flight case as well.

The manufacturer says this about the Lacroix, Ultime Metal, Skis, 2008:

The ultimate.

Lacroix, Ultime, Boubinga, Skis, 2008

Beautiful skis made to measure in any dimensions you wish...at a price.

Stunning but you need deep pockets.

The manufacturer says this about the Lacroix, Ultime, Boubinga, Skis, 2008:

The ultimate.

Lacroix, Premier, Skis, 2008

Versatile all-mountain ski through to expert carver in the 155 cm length. the Premier line from Lacroix is destined to be used by a broad range of skiers looking for quite differing characteristics. Best on the feet of advanced to expert skiers the Premier range is a more affordable but nonetheless exclusive range from Lacroix.

The manufacturer says this about the Lacroix, Premier, Skis, 2008:

Premier, a modern and versatile range.

Lacroix, Portillo 66, Skis, 2008

The Portillo 66 range from Lacroix is aimed at the advanced to expert skier. They are very much all-rounders, able to carve, skid and cruise in almost any piste condition.

Hand-built by Lacroix the Portillo is more accessible than the upper echelons of the range and good for the general recreational skier.

The manufacturer says this about the Lacroix, Portillo 66, Skis, 2008:

Portillo 66, a timeless classic.

Lacroix, Pearl, Skis, 2008

Beginner to intermediate fun skis to get you carving and gliding easily and with confidence. The Pearl's are Lacroix's entry level skis and are designed for general piste skiing at moderate speeds for the recreational skier.

The manufacturer says this about the Lacroix, Pearl, Skis, 2008:

Pearl, a womens ski par excellence.

Lacroix, Opale, Skis 2008

A womens specific model from Lacroix for the advanced recreational skier. Adept on reds and blacks the "freecarve" Opale is a stylish, sophisticated pair of skis for the exclusive and demanding woman. With a retail price running into a couple of thousand euros the Opale is very exclusive and likely to be found in the chic-est of resorts and attached to the most attractive, or wealthy, of feet.

Ideal for all-mountain carving the Opale should be smooth, lively and as they are packed with technology and the finest materials, a lovely ride.

The manufacturer says this about the Lacroix, Opale, Skis 2008:

Opale, sport and elegance for women.