Intention 108 - Problèmes d'usine
Intention 108 - Problèmes d'usine
Intention 108 - Problèmes d'usine
Intention 108 - Problèmes d'usine
Intention 108 - Problèmes d'usine

Intention 108 - Problèmes d'usine

Adaptable | Encourageant | Confiant

Prix régulier $899.00 Prix réduit $799.00

"Construit pour les skieurs aventureux qui voient la montagne comme leur terrain de jeu, le nouveau 108 présente un rayon de virage légèrement plus court et un flex plus constant que son prédécesseur, une plateforme fiable pour booster les falaises et effectuer des virages rapides." - Magazine Freeskier

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  • Longueurs : 164, 170, 176, 182, 188, 194 cm
  • Dimensions (Pointe-Taille-Queue) : 137-108-128 mm
  • Rayon : 20 m à 182 cm
  • Poids (par ski) : 1900 g @ 182 cm
  • Flex : progressif – Le tail commence par un flex moyen à rigide, passant à plus rigide dans la section médiane et diminuant progressivement vers la pointe. Ce modèle de flexion crée une plate-forme solide pour la stabilité dans la queue et sous le pied, tandis que la pointe de flexion moyenne gère facilement les conditions difficiles et variables. Dans l'ensemble, un flex qui brille dans toutes les conditions que vous lui imposez.
  • Profil : Cambre - pour une polyvalence, un meilleur contact des carres sur piste et une sensation plus traditionnelle | Reverse - pour le nec plus ultra en matière de flottement, de charge et de pivotabilité ludique hors-piste.
  • Utilisation prévue : Big mountain, randonnée freeride
  • Artiste : Christian Johansen
  • Conçu, développé, testé et assemblé à Salt Lake City, Utah

INTENTION ALPIN WNDR 2025 108

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Anonymous
SKI LENGTH (CM): 194
RIDER HEIGHT (FEET + INCHES OR CM): 6’2”
RIDER WEIGHT (PLEASE SPECIFY LBS VS. KG): 195 lbs
Do it all charger

Boots: Technica Zero G Tour Pro
Bindings: ATK Raider 12 (should have mounted with beefier binding)

Bought a pair of reverse camber Intention 108 skis for the 23/24 season in AK. Skied them all over the Anchorage area and never found a condition where they weren’t fun to ski. With the width and shape these skis undoubtedly ski powder well. They are very surfy and can easily slip sideways and dump speed. What surprised me the most was how well they ski crud, punchy wind board, and ice. The tip flex and rocker encouraged leaning into the tips and letting them ride up and over anything. Even with breakable wind board the tips would ride up and over, yet the tails wouldn't hook. On ice, the stiff platform underfoot was sure footed and confidence inspiring. As the quiver grows these will be my go to ski for unknown conditions.

My only complaint is that the skis are SLOW! In 20 years of BC skiing I’ve never had to religiously wax my skis. Despite waxing these skis for the conditions I never had as much glide as my ski partners. I believe the factory grind is too coarse for cold dry snow. I will be getting a finer base grind for the 24/25 season 🤞. Otherwise I’d give them 5 stars.

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David Price
SKI LENGTH (CM): 176
RIDER HEIGHT (FEET + INCHES OR CM): 5'8"
RIDER WEIGHT (PLEASE SPECIFY LBS VS. KG): 175 pounds
jack of all trades! excellent ski

Costal British Columbia skier here with 10 seasons of touring. after one full season on the reverse camber 108s, I can say these are best backcountry skis I've ever owned(have used atomic, g3, DPS, Rossi, etc). Super playful and fun in pow, can still hold an edge on hardpack/groomers and feels more damp/stable then my resort skis but without the weight. Reverse camber makes them very nimble in tighter trees but they have no problem making high speed super G turns in pow or on groomers. I was a bit hesitant as they were slightly heavier then my DPS Pagoda Tours, but the increase in confidence, edge hold and stability is WELL worth it. a daily driver for any PNW skier.

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Lefty Montgomery
Creek Crossings, Pow, Glaciers - Amazing!

Just finished the Icefall Traverse in BC Canada on the 108's. Everything from creek crossings and dirt to 50cm of blower pow on a glacier. The ski is amazing! Thanks for your company ethos and stoke. Looking forward to getting a 98 or something similar for light spring set up. Cheers!

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Matty
T2B - The Intention is a Shape-Shifting Joy

While the standard buzz words easily apply to the Intention 108—damp, playful, stable, etc.—what stood out to me most was its ability seemingly adapt to most conditions you get on a typical early spring resort day at altitude in CO: light pow, wind distributed chalk, refrozen chunk, crunchy cord, and the occasional steel pipe and sculpted transition. In the reverse camber 188cm length, I’ve primarily skied these boards at the resort, despite originally purchasing them for my general touring pow-sticks. This switch partly came from simply missing the deeper days in the bc, but mostly from discovering just how fun and predictable they are in-bounds. On the techy side of things, I genuinely feel that this Algal core/sidewall combo allows this reverse camper ski to handle the chatter better than most other rev-camber skis I’ve used. If you’re considering if and where you want to take this ski, don’t sleep on these being dedicated resort skis or elusive 1-ski unicorn quiver.

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Kyle S
Unbelievable in Trees

I happened to be at Hoodoo the day WNDR and mountain supply brought their demo skis out, and got to try the camber and reverse camber versions of the intention 108. I was only able to hob on the pin binding versions of these skis, but had a blast in the soft and heavy snow that day. The camber version I tried was a little too long, and the reverse a little too short, but both were clearly capable skis that I would have enjoyed even more in the correct sizes. The reverse camber was unbelievable in the trees, and a longer size would lend more stability that I lacked on the groomers.