‘=Downhill Skis With Boost Bindings

Looking for a Ski that will support your Childs progress and are ready for learning new turns. Our Decathlon Wedze 500, Downhill Skis with Boost Bindings, Kids, Blue is perfect for little skiers who have learned how to Ski and are now ready for sharp turns. The side cut and distribution of flexibility make this ski perfect for helping young skiers progress quickly. Are Skis are pre Waxed and sharpened. Pu-injected skis, for more lightness and easier progression. Quick adjustment of the length of the sole with a single click on the heel so that the ski can mirror the different boot sizes. Plastic tip end and reinforced topo-sheet. Blade sharpened to 89″. When placing a ski on the ground, its points of contact are found near the tip and tail, whereas the middle of the ski (under the bindings) is slightly raised (this is the camber). The longer and higher the camber, the more attacking and responsive the ski. The lower, the more tolerant and manageable it is. We highly recommend having your Skis bind in a professional shop before its first use.

Decathlon Wedze 500, Downhill Skis With Boost Bindings, Kids, Blue

Easy to handle

• The radius of 23 ft. and rocker spatula enables variation of turns.
•  A good balance between stability and speed. 
• The 3D structure along the edges ensures a good grip on hard snow.
• PU-injected skis, for more lightness and easier progression
• Rigid level:  Medium.

 Bindings

• The Tyrolia SRM 4.5 binding Din 0.75 to 4.5. fits A (adult) or C (child) type boots. 
• Quick adjustment of the length of the sole with a single click on the heel so that the ski can mirror the different boot sizes. 
• Skis 38.2″ / 42.1″ boots between 200 mm and 260 mm. 
• Skis in 46.1″ boots between 220 mm and 270 mm.

Durability

• Plastic tip end and reinforced top sheet. White color for increased scratch resistance. 
• Preparation 
• Waxed and sharpened skis, ready to use.  
• Blade sharpened to 89 degrees.

What is the rocker?

• When placing a ski on the ground, its points of contact are found near the tip and tail, whereas the middle of the ski (under the bindings) is slightly raised (this is the camber).  
• The longer and higher the camber, the more attacking and responsive the ski. The lower, the more tolerant and manageable it is. The side cut and distribution of flexibility make this ski perfect for helping young skiers progress quickly.