The Rustler 9 is an everyday ski for whatever throws your way. When it’s not blower conditions, this ski is an easy grab. It lights up on chundery, choppy, and icy days. This ski is nimble and predictable, it responds to power with power, and its platform welcomes airs. Don’t hesitate to roll the Rustler 9 up on edge, too, because this ski carves like a dream. Most days aren’t powder days, which means most days are Rustler 9 days. Features include: Construction: Fluxform Partial Titanal With Trueblend. Core: Trueblend Freeride Woodcore: Beech, Poplar, and Paulownia. Rocker: Rockered Tip, Camber Under Foot, Rockered Tail. Sidewall: Full ABS. Sidecut: 129 - 96 - 118.5 @ 174cm Radius: 16m @ 174cm Recommended Binding - Marker Griffon X 13 MWerks This performance freeride binding is optimized for lighter riders and is equipped with the same features as its big brother, the Jester X MWerks, apart from a DIN-setting of up to 13. In the coming season, the housing of the TP Elite X toe is made from a single cast. This makes it even lighter, more compact and therefore more stable. The anti-ice rail is more robust than ever, thanks to the new alloy. The most impressive feature is the incredibly direct power transmission made possible by the integrated brake, allowing a stand height of 14 mm instead of the previous 24 mm. On the new TP Elite X toe, the stand height is an impressive 9 mm. Whether in the park, in the pipe, or off-piste, the Griffon X 13 MWerks delivers super-precise control with a Z-value of 4 to 13, allowing the ski, binding, and boot to merge into a single unit. Features include: X-Brake Inter Pivot X Heel Triple Pivot Elite X Toe Gripwalk Anti Ice Rail DIN: 4.0 - 13.0 Weight: 1130g per/binding. Alternative Bindings Available
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