Völkl Kenja 88 22/23 Freeski

**For all women & gals who don't want to commit to one style or one area of use.

If you don't want to decide between piste or powder, between moguls or groomed carving, then the Kenja 88 with revised geometry is the perfect partner for all cases. The all-mountain freerider in state of the art construction is suitable due to its particularly versatile range of use for female riders who place great value on sporty performance, but do not want to commit to piste or terrain. The impressive carving performance comes from the three different radii in the sidecut, also known as 3D Radius Sidecut Design. Depending on speed and edge use, a different part of the ski grips, perfectly managing each turn, terrain and forces. The tip and tail rocker makes each turn release more fluid and forgiving of mistakes when the slope is deep with powder or choppy old snow. The center radius, shortened by one meter, allows the ski to be steered with noticeably less effort. With the Kenja 88 underfoot, you'll take on everything the mountains have to offer.

For optimal riding tuning on all lengths from 149 to 170 cm, Tailored Carbon Tips and a Tailored Titanal Frame have now also been integrated into the Kenja 88 this season. What does this mean? The Tailored Titanal Frame, which is used on many models in the Titanal Freeride line, is a further development of the familiar Titanal frame. With this design, the width of the Titanal upper belt can be adapted to the length of the ski and the resulting torsional stiffness as well as the required damping behavior to the rider. The Titanal content is reduced for shorter ski lengths, allowing smaller or lighter skiers to get the most out of their skis with little effort. The Kenja 88 is particularly versatile, however, thanks to the new Tailored Carbon Tips. The carbon fibers applied by means of the Tailored Fibre Placement process (TFP for short) allow optimum control of cornering behavior. The thickness and orientation of the fibers define the necessary power input and energy build-up exactly where it is needed. The agile blade retraction is particularly positive here. That is, directly with the turn initiation, the ski can be controlled and easily driven around the curve. You could say you just think about the direction change and it's done. In addition, this construction allows a lower weight without any loss of stability.

Also built into the new Kenja 88 with Tip & Tail Rocker is the proven Multilayer Woodcore, encompassed by a continuous sidewall and P-Tex 2100 base.