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- Movement Women Fly 105
Women's Freeride
Movement Women Fly 105
Ability Level: Expert
£575
Women's Freeride
Movement Women Fly 105
Ability Level: Expert
£575
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| Category | Women's Freeride | |
| Ability Level | Expert | |
| Sidecut | 127-105-124mm | |
| Turn radius | 17.5m* | |
| Lengths | 170, 177cm | |
| Construction | Paulownia/Poplar Woodcore, Alpine Edge sidewall, 3-axis Flax Fibre overlay, Double Plate Reinforcement (underfoot), Alpine Edge | |
| Strengths | This is a really forgiving ski that would be ideal for a gorgeous powder day | |
| Weaknesses | It would be nice to have a little less rocker in the nose; it does have an early rise tip which takes a bit of getting used to, and while it’s great on softer powder, it performs less well in more crusty and crunchy conditions. | |
| Year | 2024/25 | |
| Price | £575 |
| Select Skis | Category | Ability Level | Sidecut | Turn radius | Lengths | Construction | Performance | Strengths | Weaknesses | Year | Price |
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Women's Freeride | Expert | 127-105-124mm | 17.5m* | 170, 177cm | Paulownia/Poplar Woodcore, Alpine Edge sidewall, 3-axis Flax Fibre overlay, Double Plate Reinforcement (underfoot), Alpine Edge | This is a really forgiving ski that would be ideal for a gorgeous powder day | It would be nice to have a little less rocker in the nose; it does have an early rise tip which takes a bit of getting used to, and while it’s great on softer powder, it performs less well in more crusty and crunchy conditions. | 2024/25 | £575 | |
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They say …
Master of shred on smooth surfaces, the FLY 95w is also very comfortable on windblown snow or in powder. An extremely manoeuvrable and forgiving ski, designed for all the subtleties of the ski resorts. It keeps the same technicalities as the men’s version.
We say …
The Women’s Fly keeps all the same specifications as the men’s version and as such has 105mm underfoot and longer 17.5m radius. You think it’s going to favour the longer turns but it’s actually a very responsive ski that manoeuvres just as well in the shorter arcs.
Strengths & Weakness
- This is a really forgiving ski that would be ideal for a gorgeous powder day.
- It would be nice to have a little less rocker in the nose; it does have an early rise tip which takes a bit of getting used to, and while it’s great on softer powder, it performs less well in more crusty and crunchy conditions.
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