La raison en action
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détails du produit
- Longueurs : 170 | 177 | 184 | 191 cm
- Dimensions (pointe-taille-queue) : 147-120-138 mm
- Rayon : 16 m à 170 cm | 18,5 m à 177 cm | 20,5 m à 184 cm | 22m@191cm
- Poids (par ski) : 2 080 grammes/4,8 livres à 184 cm de longueur
- Flex : moyen dans l'ensemble
- Profils de cambre : Rocker-Camber-Rocker | Cambre inversé complet
- Utilisation prévue : Backcountry | Poursuites en poudre profonde
- Artiste : Christian McCarthy Johansen
TABLEAU DES TAILLES
Dans la nature
Crédit photo (de gauche à droite) : Jack Dawe, Will Wissman, Jack Dawe
CARACTÉRISTIQUES
- Données de résistance, de rigidité et de rétention de liaison.
- Utilise de nouveaux matériaux biosourcés dérivés de microalgues, conçus dès le départ pour la performance du ski. Consultez notre section Biotechnologie ci-dessous pour plus de détails.
- Deux profils de cambrure disponibles pour chaque longueur. Choisissez une forme adaptée à votre style de ski ; cambre positif pour plus de polyvalence, un meilleur contact des carres sur piste et une sensation plus traditionnelle, ou cambre inversé pour le nec plus ultra en matière de flottaison, de charge et de pivotabilité ludique hors-piste.
- Conçu, développé, testé et fabriqué à Salt Lake City, Utah USA.
BIOTECHNOLOGIE
- Notre noyau d'algues est un composite de tremble laminé verticalement d'origine nationale pris en sandwich entre des longerons en polyuréthane d'algues haute densité qui garantissent une plate-forme solide mais légère. La teneur en carbone biosourcé est de 41,58 % selon ASTM D6866.
- Les parois latérales Algal Wall mises à jour sont fabriquées à partir d'un polyuréthane coulé exclusif d'origine biologique, conçu pour améliorer la tenue et la stabilité des bords, tout en augmentant la résistance de la ligne de liaison par rapport aux matériaux traditionnels, tout en améliorant le contenu biosourcé et la durabilité par rapport au mur d'algues de l'année dernière. Algal Wall utilise une nouvelle technique de fabrication qui détourne les déchets plastiques de la décharge par rapport aux parois latérales en plastique ABS. Teneur en carbone biosourcé 67,89 % selon ASTM D6866.
Voyez pourquoi c'est mieux. - La technologie Biobased Super Sap® remplace les systèmes traditionnels de résine à base de pétrole. Nous utilisons Entropy Resins® pour minimiser l'empreinte carbone de nos produits. Le contenu biologique certifié selon ASTM D6866 de la résine ER-305 est d'environ 28 %.
NOTRE TECHNOLOGIE
COMPOSANTS
- Plaque de reliure : insert en bois dur d'origine nationale mesurant 550 mm de long sur 60 mm de large et 4/5 mm d'épaisseur pour éviter les retraits.
- Bords : acier trempé standard de 2,2 mm
- Matériau de base : UHMW noir fritté à haute teneur en carbone traité avec une application pénétrante biodégradable (sans PFC) à toutes températures pour une performance durable sans impact chimique toxique.
- Tailblock : 6,5 mm d'épaisseur avec coutures affleurantes et encoche de queue en peau
- Composite : fibre de verre tissée Triax
- Feuille de dessus : feuille de dessus texturée en nylon biosourcé laminé à ~ 51 % ASTM D6866 et polyéthylène
POURQUOI NOUS SOMMES DIFFÉRENTS
FICHE TECHNIQUE
| Modèle | Calc. | Style | 170 | 177 | 184 | 191 |
| Longueur (ruban droit) | cm | n / A | 168,3 | 175.4 | 182.4 | 189,5 |
| Largeur de la pointe | mm | n / A | 147 | 147 | 147 | 147 |
| Largeur de la taille | mm | n / A | 120 | 120 | 120 | 120 |
| Largeur de queue | mm | n / A | 138 | 138 | 138 | 138 |
| Rayon de braquage | m | n / A | 16 | 18,5 | 20,5 | 22 |
| Bord efficace | cm | n / A | 111 | 118 | 125 | 128,5 |
| Surface de course | cm | Courbure | 96 | 102 | 108 | 115 |
| cm | Inverse | 97 | 103 | 109 | 117 | |
| Hauteur de la pointe | mm | n / A | 73 | 73 | 73 | 73 |
| Hauteur de la queue | mm | n / A | 35 | 35 | 35 | 35 |
| Semelle intermédiaire du Tail Notch Center | mm | n / A | 774 | 809 | 844 | 879 |
| De la taille au point de montage | mm | n / A | dix | dix | dix | dix |
| Courbure | mm | Courbure | +3 | +3 | +3 | +3 |
| mm | Inverse | -1 | -1 | -1 | -1 | |
| Poids | gr | Courbure | 1860 | 1960 | 2060 | 2160 |
| gr | Inverse | 1870 | 1970 | 2070 | 2170 |
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I am 5'6", 140 lbs and an expert backcountry skier. I have the Reason 120 in a 177 cm length, reverse camber. I have found these skis to be so much fun and much more versatile than I expected! They are floaty and fun but also really easy to turn and maneuver through trees. They have been my go-to boards this winter and I'm hoping for some good march and april storms so we can keep the party rolling!
L
67 years old, 5 feet 9 inches, weight 157, ski 80-90 days a year, and will be wrapping up my 59th year on skis. Just spent my first two days on the Reason 120 reverse camber 184s on two consecutive legit powder days at PowMow. They floated great in the pow but also handled the cut-up, crud, and soft groomers very, very well. I bought these as a dedicated pow ski to replace my 15 year old Volkl Kuro (133 mm at waist). Perhaps just a tad less floaty as expected (although plenty), but so much more playful and dramatically better in crud, cut-up, on soft groomers, and a pleasure riding them back to the lifts (no chatter at all). Had a great experience working with Jeremy and got an interesting tour of the factory by him when I picked them up.
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SKI LENGTH (CM): 184
RIDER HEIGHT (FEET + INCHES OR CM): 5’9”
RIDER WEIGHT (PLEASE SPECIFY LBS VS. KG): 175
Thursday: pick up my Reason 120s, mounted with kingpins, and skins thanks to the fringe sale
Friday: cut my hair into a mullet
Saturday and Sunday: rip the new sticks around Baker during one of the last storms of the season.
These skis are so much fun. They can lock into all sorts of turn shapes thanks to the reverse camber. They pivot, slash, but also can take massive turns down steep lines. The short(er) turn radius for this ski makes a huge difference in how easy they are to maneuver. I’ve ridden other skis with similar shape that feel like a chore to swing around, these on the other hand are super intuitive. I feel like they maneuver just as well as my 104 touring skis, but float much better. They aren’t really that heavy either, did a few full days of touring on them, like 7-8 hours, and they’re fine. Like sure they’re heavier than a 100mm ski, but these also ski much better than that ski. I haven’t skied them in true bottomless snow yet but I’m super excited to. I have skied them on some very firm wind-buffed snow on a steep slope and again they just were so easy to ski on. It was not what I expected from a 120 mm ski, but I’m super happy about it!
Really the only limitation I’ve found is that due to the closer to center mount point, they were sometimes tricky for me on steeper switchbacks. But I think that’s more to do with the fact that I’m shorter and got the 184. I don’t regret it though bc they ski so well.
I even was trying to channel my inner Pep with some 180s off some lil backcountry kickers in the baker side country.
Great ski, can’t wait to keep rippin em. I think this ski will be in my quiver for years to come.
Boon, you LEGEND! Absolutly psyched to hear about your weekend, we're glad to be a part of it. Keep treading light and charging hard, we'll see you out there!
L
I demoed the 177 Reverse Reasons, and it was a revelation. For the first time ever, I truly felt like I was effortlessly surfing the earth on skis. I unexpectedly hit a jump straight into moguls and seamlessly maneuvered out of them, thanks to the wide platform that effortlessly absorbed whatever I threw at it. I glided through tighter trees with unprecedented ease. Despite their slightly heavier feel compared to my usual go-to, the Vital 98s, I discovered that this slight extra weight actually became an advantage, especially on the groomers. The stability they provided allowed me to carve with an unparalleled grip, which was new for me on a reverse camber ski. I know what I'm adding to my quiver this year!
Y
I was happy with the performance of the Reason 120 RC during a trip to Hokkaido. Float was outstanding as one would expect and manoeuvrability was highly impressive for a +2kg, 184cm ski. Unsurprising for a ski that was said to be developed/tested in Japan. The option of being able to order reverse camber is a huge drawcard to WNDR Alpine and a natural pairing for this ski.
Happy with the recommended mount point and overall flex. Possibly a bit more flex in the front end could be beneficial. The tail feels supportive enough, keeping in mind Hokkaido powder is about as soft as it gets. I definitely wouldn't want to increase the sidecut as high manoeuvrability and being able to easily slash and pivot is one of these ski's key traits. Getting the ski down to 2000g would be a nice to have but I don't think that is critical as it skis lighter than it is.