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KORE 99 Freeride Ski + ATTACK 14 GW
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KORE 99 Freeride Ski + ATTACK 14 GW
Description
HEAD's new topsheet shape, a sandwich sidewall construction and tip and tail rocker add stability and agility to the powerful, yet lightweight KORE 99.
ATTACK 14 GW
The Attack 14 GW binding is a robust all-mountain binding for high performance. It convinces with high stability and easy entry and exit, thanks to the three-piece heel.
The binding is extremely versatile and ready for use on any terrain.
The KORE 99's superpower is multitasking around the mountain. The ski's construction reduces weight without sacrificing performance, resulting in a nimble freeride ski with a lightweight construction that adds great touring capability. The core's materials have a high strength-to-weight ratio and include Graphene, Karuba wood and multi layers of carbon. HEAD's new topsheet shape, a sandwich sidewall construction, and tip and tail rocker add hero attributes to the KORE 99: stability, agility and power.
- Multilayer-Carbon Sandwich Cap Construction
- KARUBA-POPLAR Light Weight Wood Core
- Graphene
- Structured UHM C Base
- Tip-Tail Rocker
- Weight per single ski without binding: 1740g @ Length: 177*
*production-related deviations must be taken into account
Graphene GRAPHENE is the thinnest and lightest element ever discovered by mankind. GRAPHENE is also the strongest material on the planet, stronger than diamond and 300 times stronger than steel, all in the thickness of one atom.
| Lenght (cm) | Shovel (mm) | Weist (mm) | Tails (mm) | Radius (m) |
| 170 | 131 | 97 | 118 | 15.3 |
| 177 | 134 | 99 | 120 | 17 |
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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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