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BRAND MODEL STATUS CATEGORY LEVEL TIP WAIST TAIL RADIUS LENGTHS MSRP Atomic Beta-Race GS:11 N GS Race R/E 101 64 92.5 21@ALL BRAND MODEL STATUS CATEGORY LEVEL TIP WAIST TAIL RADIUS LENGTHS MSRP Atomic Beta-Race GS:11 N GS race R/E 101 64 92.5 21@ALL 171/176/181/186/191 $1,199 Atomic Beta-Race SX:11 Supercross N skiercross R/E 105 64 96 16@170 160/170/180/190 $1,199 Atomic Beta-Ride R:11.20 UC all mtn. E 108 70 99 19@180 160/170/180/190 $1,199 Atomic Beta-Carv C:11.16 U carving A/E 107 64 97.5 14@170 150/160/170/180 $1,099 Atomic Beta-Race SL:11.12 N SL race R/E 109 63 97 13@164 150/157/164/171 $1,099 Atomic Big Daddy N big mtn./powder A/E 133 107 123 34@193 193 $1,099 Atomic Beta-Ride R:10.20 UC all mtn A/E 108 70 99 19@180 150/160/170/180/190 $1,049 Atomic Sugar Daddy N big mtn./powder A/E 124 99 114 28@173 163/173/183 $1,049 Atomic Beat Freezone Stomp N big mtn. twin tip A/E 116 88 106 23@176 176/186 $1,039 Atomic Beta-Race GS:9.21 U race carve E 103 62 92 15@170 160/170/180/190 $999 Atomic Beta-Race SL:9.12 U race carve E 115 65 100 11@160 140/150/160/170 $999 Atomic Beta-Ride R:EX UC all mtn XX wide A/E 116 84 108 23@184 168/177/184/191/198 $999 Atomic Beta-Carv C:9.18 Device U carving I/A 105 64 95.3 15@170 150/160/170/180/190 $899 Atomic Beta-Carv C:9.18L Device U carving I/A 104 64 94.5 14@160 150/160/170/180 $899 Atomic Beta-Ride R:8.18 Device N all mtn. I 110 72 99 16@170 150/160/170/180 $849 Atomic Beta-Ride R:9.22 N all mtn Xwide I/A 108 72 102 20@180 150/160/170/180/190 $849 Atomic Beta-Zone e:9 N New School carve A 108 70 97 17@170 150/160/170/180 $849 Atomic Beta-Carv C:8.18 Device UC sport carving I 105 64 94.5 16@170 150/160/170/180/190 $799 Atomic Beta-Carv C:8.18L Device UC sport carving I 103 62 92.5 12@150 150/160/170/180/190 $799 Atomic Beta-Zone e:7 N New School carve I 110 72 99 16@170 140/150/160/170 $799 Atomic Beta-Zone e:5 N New School carve N/I 110 72 99 16@170 140/150/160/170 $699 Atomic Beta-Zone e:5W N New School carve N/I 106 72 95 14@150 140/150/160/170 $699 Atomic Beta Free Zone Tweak U twun tip I/E 103 70 94 16@163 163/178 $699 Atomic Beta-Carv C:7.18 Device UC sport carving N/I 105 64 94.5 16@170 150/160/170/180/190 $599 Atomic Beta-Carv C:7.18L Device UC sport carving N/I 103 62 92.5 12@150 150/160/170/180/190 $599 Atomic Beta-Race GS:11.21Jr. N junior race J 93.5 63 82 17@150 130/140/150/160 $599 Atomic Beta-Race SL:11.12Jr. N junior race J 103 63 92 11@140 130/140 $499 Atomic Beta-Race GS:9.21Jr. U junior race J 103 62 93 12@150 120/130/140/150 $399 Atomic Beta-Race SL:9.12Jr. U junior race J 101 62 91 9@130 120/130/140 $399 Atomic Beta-Carv C:6.18 UC sport carving N 101 64 88.5 16@160 150/160/170/180/190 $319 Atomic Beta Free Zone Tweak Jr. U junior twintip J 102 62 92 10@140 120/130/140/150 $249 Atomic Beta-Race 5Jr. U junior J 91 65 84 5@90 70/80/90/100/110 $179 Atomic Beta-Race 6Jr. U junior J 99 64 87 12@140 120/130/140/150 $179 BRAND MODEL STATUS CATEGORY LEVEL TIP WAIST TAIL RADIUS LENGTHS MSRP Blizzard Sigma RS Titanium N GS Race E 105 64 88 21.9@182 176-182-188-194 $1,200 Blizzard Sigma SL Titanium N SL Race E 109 63.2 98.5 13.7@163 155-163-171-177 $1,200 Blizzard Sigma SSK Kompressor N SL Race E 122 66 105 9.9@155 155 $989 Blizzard Sigma Titan 8.2 U Big Mountain A-E 120 82 103 22@185 173,185,191 $849 Blizzard Sigma Kompressor 7.2 Ti N Free-ride A-E 110 72 95 19.4@175 155-165-175-185 $799 Blizzard Sigma Kompressor 7.0 Ti N Free-carve A-E 108 70 96 19.8@177 155-163-170-177-184 $749 Blizzard Sigma Kompressor 6.8 Ti N Carve A-E 107 68 97 17@170 150-160-170-180 $699 Blizzard Sigma 6.8 L N Ladies carve A-E 107 68 97 17@160 140-150-160-170 $649 Blizzard Epic 7 Ti N All mountain I-A 109 70 98 18.1@175 159,167,175 $599 Blizzard Epic 6 Bi-metal N All mountain I 108 70 97 16.8@159 143-151-159-167-175 $549 Blizzard Sigma RS Junior N Junior race A-E 101 63 87 15.2 145-155-165-175 $549 Blizzard Sigma SL Junior N Junior race A-E 106 63 87 12@135 125-135-145 $549 Blizzard Epic 5 Carbon N All mountain I 107 70 96 15.5@151 143-151-159-167 $499 Blizzard Epic 5 L N Ladies all mountain I 106 70 95 14.2@143 135-143-151-159 $499 Blizzard Epic 6 L N Ladies all mountain I 106 70 95 14.2@143 135-143-151-159 $499 Blizzard TG 5.16 N All round carve N-I 105 70 94 16.6@160 140-150-160-170 $449 Blizzard TG 4.17 N All round carve N-I 105 68 95 15.3@150 140-150-160-170 $399 Blizzard Sigma RXK Junior U Junior B 96 63 81 12.2@130 100-110-120-130-140-150-160 $149 Blizzard Blizzi U Junior - kids B 86 66 80 7.4@80 70-80-90-100 $129 BRAND MODEL STATUS CATEGORY LEVEL TIP WAIST TAIL RADIUS LENGTHS MSRP Dynastar Speed Omeglass N SL race A/E 113 64 102 11.3@157 152-157 $1,200 Dynastar Speed Course U GS Race A/E 104 64 92 21.5@184 178, 184, 190 $1,200 Dynastar Intuitiv 74 U Freeride A/E 113 74 99 19.5@182 175,182,188 $1,000 Dynastar Inspired by Nobis N X-wide freeride A/E 117 89 110 27@178 178,188 $1,000 Dynastar Ski Cross 10 U All mountain A/E 105 66 94 20.5@186 160,170,178,186 $950 Dynastar Speed Carve U Carving A/E 106 63 94 16@170 160,170,188 $950 Dynastar Limited No. 3 N Freeride I/A 107 69 94 19@167 157,167,175 $900 Dynastar Intuitiv 71 N Freeride I/A 109 71 100 17@175 167,175,182,188 $900 Dynastar Twister Ltd. N New school A/E 98 66 85 22@175 175,180,185 $900 Dynastar Little Big Fat N New school A/E 116 88 103 24@168 158,168,178 $850 Dynastar Intuitiv 69C U Freeride I/A 107 69 94 22@175 167,175,182,188 $750 Dynastar Ski Cross 9 N All mountain I/A 105 66 94 18@178 160,170,178,186 $750 Dynastar Speed SX U Carving I/A 106 63 94 16@170 160,170,178 $700 Dynastar Concept U New school A/E 103 72 95 17.5@178 153,165,178 $650 Dynastar Intuitiv 68 N Freeride I/A 107 68 95 14.5@175 157,167,175,182 $650 Dynastar Exclusive 9 N Women all mountain I/A 104 66 93 16@158 142,150,158,165 $650 Dynastar Ski Cross 7 N All mountain I/A 104 70 95 19@170 154,162,170,178 $650 Dynastar Team Course N Junior race A/E 103 64 88 15.5@158 138,148,158,168 $600 Dynastar Agyl 9 U Leasure I/A 104 70 95 19@170 154,162,170,178 $600 Dynastar Exclusive 8 N Women all mountain N/I 104 66 93 13.3@150 142,150,158,165 $550 Dynastar Team Omeglass N Junior race A/E 107 64 90 11@140 130,140,148 $530 Dynastar Agyl 8 U Leasure N/I 103 68 91 16@160 150,160,170,178 $500 Dynastar Agyl 6 U Leasure N/I 103 66 88 17@162 146,154,162,170 $400 Dynastar Agyl 6 Lady N Women all mountain N/I 103 66 88 15@154 146,154,162 $400 Dynastar Concept Jr. U Junior new school I/A 93 65 81 13@120 120,140 $250 Dynastar Team Intuitiv 4x4 N Junior Freeride I/A 93 65 81 15.5@140 120,130,140,150 $250 Dynastar Team SX Long Blue U Junior all mountain B 97 63 87 10.5@130 120,130,140,150,160 $150 Dynastar Team SX Short Blue U Junior all mountain B 97 63 89 10.5@90 80,90,100,110 $140 BRAND MODEL STATUS CATEGORY LEVEL TIP WAIST TAIL RADIUS LENGTHS MSRP Elan SLX N slalom race E 107 63 94 11.5@154 150,155,160,170 $900 Elan GSX N GS race E 107 63 94 19.7@176 176,182,188,192,194 $900 Elan HCX N race carve A 107 63 94 11.5@146 146,154,164,170 $750 Elan F1 Race U light racer I/A 100 62 86 14.1@152 152,160,168,176 $600 Elan Dual X N cross racer A 100 62 86 14.1@152 152,160,168,176,184,000 $750 Elan Integra 12.0 N all round performance E 103 65 90 17.2@168 168,176,184,192 $750 Elan Integra 10.0 N all round performance A 103 65 90 15.3@160 160,168,176,184,192 $700 Elan Integra 8.0 N all round performance A 103 65 90 15.3@160 160,168,176,184 $600 Elan Integra 6.0 N all round performance I/A 105 65 91 12.1@152 153,160,168,176,184 $500 Elan Integra 4.0 N all round performance I 107 66 91 11.6@144 144,152,160,176,184 $400 Elan Integra 2.0 N B/A 103 66 88 12.8@144 144,152,160,168,176 $345 Elan Mantis 777 N freeride E 117 87 107 21.6@176 176,184,192 $850 Elan M12 N freeride E 108 70 98 15.7@168 168,176,184,192 $750 Elan M10 N freeride A 108 70 98 14@160 160,168,176,184 $700 Elan M8 N freeride I/A 108 70 98 12.4@152 152,160,168,176,184 $600 Elan Whistler 8.0 Whisper N pleasure carve A 110 71 94 13.4@152 144,152,160,168,176 $550 Elan Whistler 6.0 Whisper N pleasure carve I/A 110 71 94 13.4@152 144,152,160,168,176 $475 Elan Whistler 4.0 Whisper N pleasure carve I 110 68 95 11.1@144 144,152,160,168 $400 Elan AMP Pro N new school 105 76 90 26.3@175 175 $675 Elan Integra Pro N skiboard A 101 85 92 11@99 99 $400 Elan Expo N skiboard I/A 101 85 92 11@99 99 $300 Elan Roller U skiboard I 101 85 92 10@93 93 $250 Elan F3 Race U junior race A 99 62 86 11.2@138 138,148,158,163,168,000 $400 Elan Integra Pro N junior all round I/A 100 70 90 5.3@93 93,103,113,123,133 $250 Elan Team Race/Carve U junior B 94 62 84 4.1@80 80,90,100,110,125,135,145 BRAND MODEL STATUS CATEGORY LEVEL TIP WAIST TAIL RADIUS LENGTHS MSRP Fischer RC4 Giant Slalom N Worldcup racestock R 104 65 90 21@183 193,188,183,178,173 $1,250 Fischer RC4 Slalom N Worldcup racestock R 115 65 100 12@156 161,156,151 $1,175 Fischer RC4 Worldcup RC racing plate N race R 112 66 97 17@180 185,180,175,170 $995 Fischer RC4 Worldcup SC racing plate N race R 123 66 102 10@160 170,165,160,155,150 $995 Fischer RC4 Race SC Booster N race R 115 64 97 12@165 175,170.165.160.155 $995 Fischer Big Stix 106 U freeride A/E 135 106 123 25@180 190,180,170 $995 Fischer Sceneo S500 Titanium FT N carve A/E 118 68 100 15@170 180,170,160,150 $949 Fischer Sceneo S400 Booster N carve A 118 68 100 13@160 170,160,150 $895 Fischer Lunar U mogul E 90 62 78 28@181 181,171 $849 Fischer Big Stix 84 U freeride A/E 116 84 103 28@185 190,185,180 $795 Fischer Big Stix 75 N freeride A/E 113 75 100 20@175 185,175,165 $725 Fischer Airstyle NT N twintip A/E 111 79 103 25@180 180,170 $699 Fischer RC4 RSC Booster N race E 105 67 90 19@170 180,170,160,150 $695 Fischer Sceneo S300 ICE Booster N carve I/A 114 69 99 15@160 180,170,160,150 $649 Fischer Airstyle U twintip I/A 104 74 96 26@183 183,163,143 $599 Fischer Tour Aircarbon "HK" U tour A 105 68 90 22@185 185,175,165 $599 Fischer Sceneo S300 ICE N carve I/A 114 69 99 15@160 180,170,160,150 $595 Fischer Big Stix 69 N freeride A 106 69 90 20@170 180,170,160,150 $549 Fischer RC4 Worldcup GS Jr.
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