Ski shape
Progressive flat tail
Innovative design, which blends the turn stability and speed of a traditional flat tail shape with a generous amount of perfectly calculated tail rocker, engineered to reward pivots and slashes. Stable to ski at high speeds, playful and easy to initiate turns at lower speeds – this shape exceeds expectations
Is the ski suitable for intermediate to expert skiers?
Yes, the Dancer 2 ski is an excellent choice for intermediate, advanced, and expert skiers. Here’s why it stands out for these ability levels:
- Designed for skiers who want full control, smooth stability, and the ability to ski fast.
- Easy to turn in all conditions, including choppy snow, making it forgiving for intermediates and responsive for experts.
- Features a versatile 96 mm waist, providing great performance across all terrains and snow types.
- The innovative design blends turn stability and speed with a playful, easy-to-initiate rocker profile.
- Rated with a medium-stiff flex (8 out of 10), offering both stability at high speeds and playfulness at lower speeds.
- Crafted with a lightweight Poplar wood core and dual Titanal sheets for energetic performance and vibration absorption.
Can you tell me more about the features of the Dancer 2 ski?
Absolutely! Here are some of the standout features of the Dancer 2 ski:
- All-Mountain Versatility: With a 96 mm waist and a touch of rocker, the Dancer 2 excels in all conditions—whether you’re on groomed pistes, in choppy snow, or exploring variable terrain.
- Poplar Wood Core: Lightweight, durable, and offers excellent flex and vibration absorption for a lively yet stable ride.
- Dual Span Titanal Sheets: Two razor-thin sheets of Titanal metal provide energetic performance, superior edge hold, and stability at high speeds, while also erasing chatter in rough snow.
- Progressive Flat Tail & Mustache Flex: The innovative tail design blends the stability and speed of a traditional flat tail with a generous rocker, making the ski stable at speed but playful and easy to turn at lower speeds. The Mustache Flex pattern ensures solid edge hold and smooth, progressive flex in the tips and tails.
- Elliptical Sidecut: Longer radius underfoot for quick pivots and shorter radius in the tip and tail for effortless turn initiation—supporting a wide range of turn shapes and skiing styles.
- Full Strength Sidewall: XL sidewalls protect the core, edges, and topsheet from impact, enhancing durability and edge hold.
- Recycled Materials & Sustainable Production: Crafted in Austria using recycled materials and powered entirely by renewable energy, making it an eco-friendly choice.
- Durability: Built with high-quality materials and construction techniques for long-lasting performance.
The Dancer 2 is designed for skiers who want to ski fast with full control, switch between long and short turns easily, and handle all types of snow and terrain with confidence
Can you explain the benefits of the Poplar wood core in the Dancer 2 ski?
The Poplar wood core in the Dancer 2 ski offers several key benefits:
- Lightweight & Durable: Poplar is a light-colored, medium-weight softwood that keeps the ski light without sacrificing strength or durability.
- Excellent Flex & Vibration Absorption: This core material provides impressive flex, which helps absorb vibrations and chatter, resulting in a smoother ride even in choppy snow.
- Energetic Performance: Poplar enhances the ski’s pop and buttering ability, making the ski lively and responsive underfoot.
- Stability & Grip: It ensures exceptional grip and torsional stability, giving you confidence on both downhill runs and in the park.
- Sustainability: The Dancer 2 is crafted with recycled materials and produced in Austria using 100% renewable energy, making it an eco-friendly choice.
Overall, the Poplar wood core is a big reason why the Dancer 2 delivers such a balanced mix of performance, stability, and playfulness across all-mountain conditions.
How does the ski perform in powder versus piste?
The Dancer 2 is designed to excel in both powder and piste conditions, making it a highly versatile all-mountain ski. Here’s how it performs in each:
Powder:
- The 96 mm waist and a perfect touch of rocker provide smooth floatation and effortless maneuverability, even in choppy or deeper snow.
- The progressive flat tail and elliptical sidecut allow for easy pivots and slashes, helping you stay playful and in control in variable off-piste terrain.
- The “Moustache Flex” pattern absorbs bumps and snow debris, making it easier to initiate and finish turns in softer snow.
Piste:
- Dual Span Titanal sheets and a poplar wood core deliver energetic performance, stable handling, and excellent edge grip on groomed runs.
- The ski is stable at high speeds and easy to turn, whether you’re making long arcs or quick, short turns.
- The XL Full Strength sidewall construction ensures superior edge hold and durability, even on hard-packed snow.
Summary:
The Dancer 2 is a fantastic choice if you want a ski that transitions seamlessly between powder and piste, offering both stability and playfulness across all conditions.
What are the key differences between the Dancer 1 and Dancer 2 models?
Summary of Key Differences:
Dancer 1 is best if you ski almost entirely on piste and want a nimble, stable ski that’s easy to turn in all conditions.
Dancer 2 is ideal if you want more versatility for all-mountain skiing, including better float in powder and the ability to handle variable terrain and snow.
