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Worldcup Rebels e.SLR Ski + PR 11 GW
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Worldcup Rebels e.SLR Ski + PR 11 GW
Description
A full woodcore, metal and vibration-reducing EMC technology makes the Worldcup Rebels e.SLR a responsive and smooth slalom ski for aspiring racers.
PR 11 GW
The PR 11 GW is a system binding for beginners and advanced skiers with the new TX toe. It convinces with easy handling and GripWalk compatibility. Thanks to PowerRail technology, the PR 11 GW can be mounted on all skis with pre-mounted PR Base.
The slalom-oriented Worldcup Rebels e.SLR is a high-performing, race entry ski with weight-saving LYT technology. The construction includes a full woodcore and metal in a Worldcup sandwich layup. A race-driven sidecut and 66-mm waist offers a tight 11.5 m turn radius for precise, responsive turns. The e.SLR features HEAD's innovative EMC technology in the front of the ski, designed to reduce vibrations and increase stability. The Powerrail binding system and DNA of the successful Rebels line creates a smooth, quick ski for aspiring racers.
- EMC F
- Worldcup Sandwich Cap Construction
- Race structured UHM C base
- Rebel Camber
- Plate: LYT PR Base
- Weight per single ski without binding: 1995g @ Length: 163*
*production-related deviations must be taken into account
EMC F The HEAD EMC (Energy Management Circuit) Front features a ceramic piezo plate incorporated into the front of the ski. Here, the kinetic energy is converted into electronic energy and in turn, the electronic energy is used to absorb negative vibrations. This means that the ski runs smoother and allows you to ski at a higher level all day long.
| Lenght (cm) | Shovel (mm) | Weist (mm) | Tails (mm) | Radius (m) |
| 149 | 123 | 66 | 107 | 9.2 |
| 156 | 123 | 66 | 107 | 10.2 |
| 163 | 123 | 66 | 107 | 11.2 |
| 170 | 123 | 66 | 107 | 12.3 |
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The Head Standard would rapidly grow in sales through the 1950s, until it and other Head designs were capturing over 50% of the US market during the 1960s, making them the leading ski manufacturer in the U.S. and U.K.. Head resisted the change to fibreglass construction and was known for interfering in day-to-day operations. In 1967, Howard Head hired Harold Seigle as company president, and became the Chairman of the Board and CEO. Bored of the results, in 1969 Head sold the company to AMF in 1969, and took up tennis. He later bought a controlling interest in Prince Sports. The company is currently headquartered in Kennelbach, Austria and Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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