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Nordic Backcountry Skis BC 65 Positrack Size:185 and leashes Perfect as an insulating

SKU: 43608041502
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USD185.00 USD207.00 Pit lane

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Description

Nordic Backcountry Skis BC 65 Positrack Size:185 and leashes Perfect as an insulating and leashes Expedition Mid Winter Jacket for men has room for thicker mid layers underneath and a dropped hem at the back to keep the rear warm All Conditions Kick and Glide Waxless Positrack base features a positive base structure for the best blend of kick and glide in all snow conditions Easy Handling Activ Cap offers a balance of torsional rigidity and supple flex from tip to tail for all conditions stability Downhill Control Full length steel edges increase edge grip and control for downhill skiing Light and Durable Wood air core offers durable off trail performance with air channels for reduced weight The BC 65 Positrack ski moves comfortably from groomed tracks to off trail exploring and back thanks to a lightweight wood core and full length metal edges

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