Liberty Skis Enter Europe

With Liberty Skis seeing notable sucess in US and Canada, they are now offering their products to Europe, the speil follows:

ALL MOUNTAIN

Smooth performance in an all-mountain ski.

Predictable and snappy in all conditions, giving you confidence at any speed.

Features: Liberty Core, Progressive Radius Sidecut, Low friction edges, P-Tex 300 Anti-Static Base, Integrated Cap

Lightspeed 175

length: 175 cm
tip: 111 mm
waist: 74 mm
tail: 99 mm
turn radius: 18.5 m

Lightspeed 165

length: 165 cm
tip: 111 mm
waist: 74 mm
tail: 99 mm
turn radius: 17.5 m

RECREATIONAL TWINS

Whether in the park or pipe, on the rails or groomers, you’ll find our twins tough, light, and full of pop.

Features: Liberty Hard Core, Vertical Sidewalls, Fat Head

Senior 176

length: 176 cm
tip:  107 mm
waist:  77 mm
tail:  97 mm
turn radius: 20 m

Frosh 154

length: 154 cm
tip: 103 mm
waist: 77 mm
tail: 93 mm
turn radius: 17.5 m

TECHNOLOGY

- Liberty Core

Aspen/Birch laminate core with Carbon fiber stringers to provide snap and flex while maintaining torsional rigidity necessary for edge grip. Carbon fiber also keeps the core light and strong while the wood gives it responsiveness and a solid feel.

- Liberty Air Core

Liberty Core with the addition of a triaxial fiber wrap to provide impact resistance and durability in park skis. Creates a very light and durable core, that will flex enough to ollie or butter with ease, yet damps vibrations on hard landings.

- Liberty Hard Core

Liberty Core with the addition of a titanal metal layer to provide extra torsional rigidity and damping in a wide ski. Unique shape allows vertical flexibility in the tip and tail for easy turn initiation, and goes all the way to the vertical sidewall for superior edge grip.

- Progressive Radius Sidecut

Three different radius turn shapes gradually increasing in size from tip to tail for easy turn initiation, and varying turn shape.

- P-Tex 3000 Base

Tough, fast, waxes well. Enough said.

- Cab Forward Stance

Our name for a progressive, more centered stance needed for spinning moves and riding switch.

- Rockwell Edges

Our Snowboarder friends taught us well. Rockwells are fatter and tougher for durability on rails and landing big airs.

- Integrated Cap

Creates a tough sidewall and helps direct pressure to the edges.

- Vertical Sidewalls

Increase edge grip, especially on wider skis where the turning forces are farther away.

- Fat Head

Elongated and elevated tip on our big mountain skis creates extra surface area in deep snow, and creates a shorter, easier turning surface when on the groomed. Fun to say too.

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