typ of skier
What type of skier am I?
Beginner/advanced:
You have recently learned to ski or you are seldom on the battens and want to take it easy. You usually move at low to medium speed and prefer to go downhill on blue slopes. Comfort and safety are the most important things.
Your ski should be easy to steer and energy-saving to ski.
Medium to good skier:
You are a connoisseur for whom skiing is synonymous with relaxation, fun and enjoyment. You are far from rushing up and down. Although red slopes are a challenge for you, they are manageable. You tend to avoid steep slopes.
Your ski should be easy to steer in order to have appropriate control. Nevertheless, it should have the necessary sportsmanship.
Sporty pleasure skier:
You master the skiing technique almost perfectly. You prefer both small and large radii. No matter whether carved or in a classic driving style, on hilly terrain or on steep slopes, you feel at home on all slopes. As an aesthete, you attach great importance to perfect skiing ability, but without wanting to go to the limit.
Your ski should be safe and sporty in all conditions, without demanding you too much.
Very sporty skier:
You are mostly on the edge at a higher speed. You like to take black slopes.
At higher speeds and large curves, your ski must run smoothly and with short radii on the edge it has to be true to track. However, it should not only be driven power-intensively.
Professional:
You have the top athletes from the World Cup as your role models. Skiing in competition form is not a foreign word for you, but not your only request. You are on the piste with the highest level of sportiness and have the necessary fitness, strength and technique that a high-performance ski demands of you.
Your ski wants to be driven powerfully, but remains uncompromisingly smooth and true to track. You are only interested in top sports skis with high racing performance.