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Alpine ski set Go 100 W Ti + bindings

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Winter 2020
Advanced - Expert
Freeride

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Description

Ski Go 100 W Ti

Tailored to devour off-piste slopes, the Movement Go 100 W Ti ski is a sandwich-construction freeride with double titanal plate, equally at home in deep powder and challenging snow thanks to a light, dynamic paulownia-peplier core.

What's in it for the Movement Go 100 W Ti ski?

With 100 mm at the skate, the Go 100 W Ti floats in powder and retains enough maneuverability to slash between trees or string together lines in couloirs. The double rocker facilitates lift-off and quick direction changes on varied terrain. The classic underfoot camber maintains edge-to-snow contact along the entire length and gives a clean grip when the snow hardens. Its long radius naturally steers towards big curves at sustained speed.

Who is the Movement Go 100 W Ti ski for?

This ski is aimed at physically committed experienced to expert skiers who spend most of their time off-piste and want a technical ski capable of charging through powder, trafolle and steep couloirs without faltering. Its design is equally suited to men and women.

What are the main qualities of the Movement Go 100 W Ti ski?

Power

Lightness

Stability

Is the Go 100 W Ti stable at high speeds?

Yes. The double titanal plate that encases the core stiffens the whole and filters vibrations. The ski remains calm and precise when the pace rises, even on broken or uneven snow.

Does the Go 100 W Ti hold up well in trafolle?

Yes. The sandwich construction with double titanal and ABS reinforcements in the core absorbs shocks and keeps the ski directional when the snow is heckled. The camber underfoot helps maintain grip between soft and hard passages.

Can the Go 100 W Ti be skied on groomed piste?

Yes, the classic camber and stiff construction enable it to grip on hard snow and hold a bow in carving. This is not its preferred terrain, but it provides the link between two off-piste lines without losing confidence.

Is the Go 100 W Ti suitable for touring?

The paulownia-peplier core and CTS Light construction significantly lighten the ski compared to a classic freeride. For short approaches or occasional freetouring, the weight remains reasonable. For long touring outings with a high positive altitude difference, a dedicated ski will be more suitable.

Specifications

Detailed specifications

Ski category

Freeride

Level

Advanced - Expert

Advandced Program

Ease of use
Freestyle
Powder
Piste

Technical data Ski Go 100 W Ti

Shape

Directional (front tip)
Level

Advanced - Expert
Reference nr

H20MOVESKI586699
Technologies

CTS Light Titanal

Double Plate Reinforcement - Fiber & Titanal

Noyau paulownia-peuplier

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Tips and advice

How to choose the length of your skis?

After using our calculator, you can explore further with our guides (depending on your skiing style):

And to see the method in action, here’s our video tutorial (example focused on piste / all-mountain skiing, with useful benchmarks whatever your style).

How to choose the size of your piste and all-mountain skis?

What kind of skis should I buy ?

At glisshop.co.uk, you’ll find one of the most comprehensive ski selections available online. To choose the right pair, start with three simple criteria: your ability level, your preferred terrain (piste, all-mountain, freeride, freestyle, touring), and your budget.

To refine your selection, several options are available:

The advanced search tool: located at the top of each category page, it allows you to filter by brand, skill level, discipline, and more. By combining these filters, you can quickly narrow down the range and easily find the models best suited to your skiing style.
Contact us on 020 3129 3301: a pair of skis is a technical piece of equipment. Before placing your order, it’s best to make sure the model truly meets your expectations. Our team is here to advise you.

To go further and understand the differences between ski types, take a look at our comprehensive guide 'Which skis to choose?'.

Do you fit the bindings on skis?

During the process or your order, we'll ask you to complete a form about the mounting of your bindings. With these details, we will be able to mount the bindings with the correct settings. The release value of the bindings is set by a professional skiman, and according to the norm AFNOR FD S 52-748.

If you don't have your own ski boots when you order, the bindings will be pre-mounted. The final settings can be done :

- by a shop if you are renting your ski boots

- by our skiman : you can call us for any technical questions. Our skiman will do the final settings for you. Telephone : 020 3129 3301

Are the skis ready to use?

All skis you purchase on our website are factory-waxed and tuned. This means they are ready to hit the slopes. However, gear tends to wear and in order to keep it in its best shape, you need to maintain base and edges on a regular basis.

Maintaining your skis is essential for a smooth glide and a solit grip. Frequency of maintenance may vary depending on how often you use your skis, or on how damaged they are. We recommend you to wax them every 10 riding days and at the end of the season. Edges need to be tuned up to 2 times per season if you want to keep a good edge control. However, don't overdo it. Tuning is basically scraping off material. If you do it too often, the edges will vanish after some time.

When your base is damaged and shows shallow scratches or rock gouge, it is possible to repair it.

You can get these repairs done by professional ski shop, or if the gouge is only superficial you may repair it yourself. To do so, you will need special tools and materials such as wax, Ptex for repairing bases, edge sharpeners, etc. You can find them on our website.

Is the equipment under guarantee?

All products benefit from a manufacturer guarantee, as long as the damage is caused by a manufacturing defect (may it be hidden or obvious).

Usually, the manufacturer guarantee lasts two years.

Only the manufacturer is able to decide if there has been a 'manufacturing defect' or a 'misuse'. Glisshop is only an intermediary between you and the manufacturer.

The manufacturer's guarantee will not apply if the problem comes from a misuse.

How to find out what is your release value?

Setting the release value of your bindings is a major safety issue.

In order to fully function and ensure safety, your bindings need to be set according to the Afnor FD S 52-748 standard. We wrote down a guide to help you find out the release value matching your needs.

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When buying a pair of skis, you will have to complete a form asking for your measurements. Please complete it with the most accurate information: it will allow our technicians to adjust precisely your bindings and lower down the risk of injury.

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