SAVOR 48 SKINTEC
Nordic Ski Classic
SAVOR 48 SKINTEC + PSP CL
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Description
The Atomic Savor 48 Skintec is a waxless ski for cross-country touring skiers. Just get on and get going.
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- The Atomic Savor 48 Skintec is an easy breezy touring ski, all about making the journey easier so you can get your head up and enjoy your surroundings even more. The broad sidecut makes it really stable. And thanks to waxless Skintec technology there’s no need for time-consuming kick-waxing. Instead, just jump on the ski and the Mohair grip zone gives you a perfect kick and ride in all snow conditions and temperatures! Then if you need to change skins, its quick, easy, and anyone can do it – with the option of a universal skin (pre-set on the ski) and a grip skin with better grip properties. Finally, the ski comes with a ready-mounted Prolink Shift Plate.
Article code
ABST00186Classic Technology
SkintecGender
UnisexSeason
2025Skiing Discipline
ClassicTerrain
TouringWeight single piece (g) / Size (cm)
740g/194cm
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<span itemprop="name">Disappointing performance due to grip catching.</span>
<span itemprop="description">I purchased this 174 cm ski based on the weight recommendations, and my weight falls at the low end of the scale. When I tried the skis on a surface of frozen granular mixed with powder, I noticed that the grip was dragging. When snowplowing down a steep hill, the mohair grip caught the snow intermittently, making it hard to balance. This was different than my experience on another pair of skin skis, where the grip did not catch at all when gliding or skiing downhill.
Using the old fashioned paper test, the center of each skis is off the ground when both are weighted, and is on the ground with one ski weighted, so the flex appears to be correct. Comparing these skis to another skin ski, the grip is farther forward.
This appears to be a design flaw with the shorter length ski (174). The grip should be farther back so that it is not weighted as much during a glide and does not catch when there is weight on both skis. This would most likely be a bigger problem for someone at the upper end of the weight range for this ski.</span>
<div class="bvseo-pubdate">Date published: 2024-02-20</div>
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