Nocturne 88
Nocturne 88
Nocturne 88
Nocturne 88
Nocturne 88
Nocturne 88

Nocturne 88

Méthodique | Durable | Tenace

$899.00

« Le Nocturne n'est pas seulement un outil suffisamment léger pour se déplacer efficacement sur de vastes terrains, il offre également la stabilité, le caractère ludique et le point de montage progressif que j'attends d'un ski alpin WNDR. Je n’aurai plus besoin de sacrifier les performances en descente, car ce ski trouve l’équilibre entre les montées et les descentes, ouvrant ainsi le paysage alpin à des possibilités infinies ! » -Paul Greenwood

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Le poids minimal du Nocturne vous permet de tenir la distance, mais il présente des tails légèrement rockés et un point de montage plus progressif qu'un ski d'alpinisme classique, permettant une approche axée sur le freeride sur terrain technique. La forme du bloc arrière en aluminium pénètre facilement dans les manteaux de neige tenaces sur une piste technique ou lorsque vous installez un ancrage de ski. Aidé par notre noyau d'algues et notre mur d'algues qui améliorent la stabilité, ces attributs permettent des virages équilibrés et des descentes rapides depuis les endroits les plus élevés. Invoquez votre moi nocturne. Embrassez le début sombre.
  • Longueurs : 166, 172, 178, 184 cm
  • Dimensions (Pointe-Taille-Queue) : 117-88-108 mm
  • Rayon : 19 m à 178 cm
  • Poids (par ski) : 1500 g @ 178 cm
  • Flex : Moyennement rigide - Le tail devient progressivement plus rigide, passant par 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.
  • Profil : Rocker-Cambre-Rocker
  • Utilisation prévue : Haute montagne, grandes missions, freeski-alpinisme
  • Artiste : Christian Johansen
  • Conçu, développé, testé et assemblé à Salt Lake City, Utah

Fixations

minimum: 250mm, maximum: 350mm

Si vous avez besoin d'un point de montage personnalisé, sélectionnez PERSONNALISÉ et spécifiez +/- __ cm du point de montage recommandé en fonction de la longueur de votre démarrage.


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Peak Sports
SKI LENGTH (CM): 172cm
RIDER HEIGHT (FEET + INCHES OR CM): 5' 9"
RIDER WEIGHT (PLEASE SPECIFY LBS VS. KG): 150lbs
Great skis for Shasta

Used my Nocturne 88’s to climb and ski Mt. Shasta. They absolutely ripped! My new favorite ski of all time. I was concerned on the shorter length I chose but ended up thankful in some tight areas we decided to ski on the west face. I am amazed in the stability of these skis, I find full carbon skis to be too whippy. The 88 is perfectly damp and comfortable in hard variable conditions.

So epic to hear! Congrats on the summit and amazing day out, that's what those skis were made for! Here's to many more spring summits and ripping descents. Glad to have the Peak Sports crew along for the ride! Thanks for the review.

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emilie drinkwater
SKI LENGTH (CM): 172cm
RIDER HEIGHT (FEET + INCHES OR CM): 5'11"
RIDER WEIGHT (PLEASE SPECIFY LBS VS. KG): 145 lbs.
Apprehensive? I was, too.

After a winter on big, reverse camber skis (usually ranging from 120-132mm underfoot) and in deep powder, I was very skeptical about these Nocturne 88’s. I mean, I haven’t skied something this skinny since…2005?! Anyway, now that spring has rolled around, the snowpack has gone diurnal, and I’m spending lots of time walking uphill, it turns out that the Nocturne is absolutely the way to go. Obviously a skinnier, lighter weight ski is optimal for long tours and for carrying on the back (hello scrappy ski mountaineering adventure), but what I didn’t expected was how well these would perform on the downhill. Wow, they’re so stable, hold an edge, and ride through corn and variable snow like no other! Don’t be apprehensive like I was, these are amazing skis from an amazing company.

Thanks for the love and support, Emilie! That's the kind of experience we made those skis for. Hope you have a WNDRful spring on them. See you back on the wider planks again soon enough!

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Rich Kemble
Total weapon

I've spent years avoiding skis like this as I have tried lots of bigger lightweight skis to find that they are unpredictable in chunder and didn't have predictable releases when you wanted it, so were never worth cutting weight to have that experience.

One lap around the spearhead on these bad boys and I was sold. Stable, predictable and confidence inspiring - they ski like a scaled down big ski vs a lightweight nightmare! (Also, surprisingly surfy in deeper snow too)

Great ski 🫡

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Emilie
Apprehensive? I was, too.

After a winter on big, reverse camber skis (usually ranging from 120-132mm underfoot) and in deep powder, I was very skeptical about these Nocturne 88’s. I mean, I haven’t skied something this skinny since…2005?! Anyway, now that spring has rolled around, the snowpack has gone diurnal, and I’m spending lots of time walking uphill, it turns out that the Nocturne is absolutely the way to go. Obviously a skinnier, lighter weight ski is optimal for long tours and for carrying on the back (hello scrappy ski mountaineering adventure), but what I didn’t expected was how well these would perform on the downhill. Wow, they’re so stable, hold an edge, and ride through corn and variable snow like no other! Don’t be apprehensive like I was, these are amazing skis from an amazing company. For reference, I’m 145lbs, 5’11” and am very happy on the 172cm ski.

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Shep
So psyched on this ski

Two turns in and I knew this ski was going to be high on my list of favorite skis. These things rip and their capabilities extend far beyond corn snow or pool table smooth wind board. In the first couple days of owning this ski I put on a little over 25 miles and around 10k in vert. They’re light weight and make touring seem effortless. During this time I encountered all flavors of snow from blue ice to head-high pockets of low density pow to hot slop and they shined every step and turn of the way. The progressive flex creates a sense of stability and encourage you to trust that edge when things get steep and spicy while the tip shape and early rise keeps you from diving a tip when managing your way across breakable crusts or farming some pow turns.
The Nocturne 88 hasn’t let me down yet. Much recommended for all seasons and adventures on snow.
I ski the 178cm and I’m 5’11” @ 170 lbs

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