Volkl Racetiger World Cup Race Stock Downhill Skis with Bindings Max Din 20

2009 model; Length, 210cm; Dimensions, 93 - 66 - 70mm; Radius > 45m; Center point thickness, 18.5mm; Sidecut depth, 10mm; Stack height, 48.5mm; Burgundy/black/white. Marker World Cup Power Race Plate, Independent: Dimensions, 59mm x 54cm x 11mm(t); Aluminum body. Carbon fiber arms. Oil dampened piston module manages ski counter flex and rebound; Black/white. Marker Comp 20 EPS Race Bindings: DIN 20; Heel piece base plate, 19mm; Biometric WC toe system. Stainless Steel WC Gliding AFD. Twin cam step-in heel. EPS System; Red/white. Base flattening and structuring, edge sharpening and beveling completed in the Montana, SUI ski tuning machine. 3.0 side edge bevel. 1.0 base edge bevel. Wide course parallel diagonal cross hatch base structure. Swix waxes used for base cleaning and storage. Bases have been brushed and polished. Complete ski prep. The skis will be shipped wrapped in a Swix 225cm base protector and structure guard sleeve. This $30 accessory item has been incorporated into the selling price.

The Völkl Racetiger GS skis offer exceptional performance on the giant slalom slopes. Tailored Carbon Tip technology provides precise torsional control, allowing for a more direct and agile approach to the gate. These skis also feature Full Sidewall ABSm which offer durability and impact resistance, protecting the ski from the rigors of racing. These skis are a top choice for competitive skiers seeking speed, stability, and precision.

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Although Volkl doesn’t quite have the profile of some other ski manufacturers, I’ve always enjoyed heading up the chairlift clipped into a couple of their skis. The Volkl Racetiger GS Skis are my favorite skis for those days you’re going to spend on hard or even icy slopes, since they have the strength and bite to keep you feeling confident in challenging conditions. They’re fast enough to be used in junior competition, if that’s what you’re looking for, but they’re also versatile enough to work as a day-to-day ski.

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Adrian Ryan