Raison 120

Flottant | Créatif | Joyeux

$899.00

"Le ski le plus large de WNDR Alpine est celui qui, sans surprise, brille vraiment dans des conditions profondes, mais avec un niveau d'adaptabilité rare parmi les skis d'une largeur d'environ 120 mm." - Cloque

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Le Reason 120 est notre forme la plus large, conçue avant tout pour la flottaison, mais avec beaucoup de magie dans la science des matériaux dans sa manche. Son flex moyen, ses lignes de cotes plus serrées et son profil de rocker lisse s'intègrent parfaitement à nos Algal Core et Algal Wall qui améliorent la stabilité, créant un outil de backcountry flottant qui est trompeusement performant dans une large gamme de conditions de neige.

Longueurs : 170, 177, 184, 191 cm

Dimensions (Pointe-Taille-Queue) : 147-120-136 mm

Rayon : 20 m à 184 cm

Poids (par ski) : 2100g @ 184 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. En raison de sa nature robuste et de son idée d'une neige plus douce, le flex du Reason 120 est légèrement plus doux que celui de l'Intention et du Vital puisque le flex est davantage dispersé sur toute la plate-forme plus large.

Profil de cambre : 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 : Poudreuse profonde, oreillers, ski ludique et créatif

Artiste : Christian Johansen

Conçu, développé, testé et assemblé à Salt Lake City, Utah

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SKI LENGTH (CM): 184

RIDER HEIGHT (FEET + INCHES OR CM): 5’9”

RIDER WEIGHT (PLEASE SPECIFY LBS VS. KG): 175

People will ski this ski and say “hell yeah”

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!

ATE THAT S*** UP!

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!

Reasons in Hokkaido

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.

Wonderful Skis these WNDR Reason 120

tremendous in the powder and I can turn them in the junk and on groomers as well as my Nordica all mountains. Lover these skis. Got them at the Wonder Alpine SLC store, the folks there are great, explain the technology and techniques.

Shredding Heaven: My Love Affair with the WNDR Reason 120 Reverse Camber

Bought it for powder, can't pick up another ski.

Let me tell you about the ride of my life – the WNDR Reason 120 Reverse Camber ski. This bad boy ain't just a pair of skis; it's a freaking revelation!

Picture this: you're knee-deep in powder, and instead of fighting to stay afloat, you're gliding effortlessly like a boss. That's the Reason 120 for you – it's like it was born to surf those snowy waves, making every run feel like a powder paradise.

When it comes to dodging trees, this ski is like a ninja on steroids. It slices through the thickest forest like it's nothing, giving you that rush of adrenaline as you zip through those tight gaps like a pro. Truly amazing how nimble this ski feels.

And get this – even on hard-packed snow, this baby holds its own. Seriously, its a charger I was carving up those groomers like a hot knife through butter. It's got this insane grip that makes you feel like you're glued to the slope.

I am on the 184 but wish I would have gone 191, 5’10.5 175

In a nutshell, the WNDR Reason 120 Reverse Camber ski is my new ride or die, maybe even a one ski quiver for some. It's got everything – pow performance, tree agility, and hardcore carving chops. I'm telling you, once you go Reason 120, you never go back.

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