Wagner custom ski for western North America | 185 cm | 105 cm waist | Look Pivot 18 bindings

I'm cleaning up my quiver as I'll be welcoming a baby this year and I need to do some downsizing. This is a one of a kind ski built specifically for mountain west conditions and the following biometrics: height @ 6'2 weight @ 185lbs. The ski was designed for versatility in the Rockies and western North America, and is a very rewarding carver. Wagner likes to make skis that gain effective edge as you tilt them over, so the harder you carve, the more stable this ski gets. This ski thrives in all conditions: it's a joy to carve, it's fun in the trees and bumps, and has plenty of float for pow. Pivot 18s mounted for 317mm BSL. Buying this setup direct would cost you north of $2k plus bindings...so this is a steal for the right skier. Minor top sheet scrapes, negligible wear. Ski design notes: Length: 185 cm Tip-Waist-Tail: 144 mm-105 mm-127 mm Sidecut radius: 19.4 m Tip - Off-Piste design with 12-10 tip rocker for easy turn initiation and good flotation Tail - All-Mountain tail design with 10-10 tail rocker for easy turn release and soft snow performance Construction - Sugar Maple/Aspen core with Titanal (metal) structural layers for a smooth, stable ride with great edge hold Flex pattern - Balanced. Tail slightly stiffer than tip. Stiffness - Medium. Calibrated for your height, weight, and skier preferences. Upgrades - Super Durable Base for improved toughness and glide efficiency. Titanal (metal) construction for improved stability and edge control. Impact resistance package. Topsheet graphic - Jupiter's Great Red Spot / James Webb Telescope This is a versatile ski design. The 185 cm length, 105 mm waist, and rockered tip will allow you to easily float in powder, broken, and variable snow conditions. The 19.4 m sidecut radius, balanced flex pattern, and stiffness that is calibrated to your size will enable you to get a wide array of turn shapes out of the skis. They'll be forgiving with easy turn initiation and easy turn release in tight terrain such as trees, moguls, and steeps. They'll be predictable and stable at speed and on hard and groomed snow. This design will work well in a broad range of terrain types and snow conditions. This is an ideal everyday Wasatch and western North America ski design.