The RX12 SL Factory FIS model, which was previously sold as an advanced model for junior racing and piste riding, is now available in a new size, 165cm, exclusively in Japan! While the World Cup model is over-specced, this is a special model available only in Japan for those who want to experience the racing feel of piste riding with tight maneuvers. It will be sold with a plate included. Its attractive price is more affordable than the World Cup model!
The KP Boots are a performance model for all skiers, suited to any environment. They come in four flexes: 130, 120, 110, and 100. Each is also available in a narrow last called LV (low volume) (a standard 100mm last is reduced to 97mm/size 26.5cm). Their combination of comfort and high performance has earned them acclaim from many skiers. The Kessle Mint color stands out beautifully on the snow, creating a striking presence
Full-scale freeride models "PARAGON" and "ZX"
There are two types of freeride models for serious skiers that incorporate racing ski technology. KÄSTLE's freeride line is widely supported in North America. It features "HOLLOWTECH" technology, which reduces vibrations while skiing by up to 30%. The popularity of the two freeride models, "PARAGON" and "ZX," which can be chosen depending on the situation, is gradually increasing in Japan as well
PARAGON
The PARAGON is available in three widths: 93mm, 101mm, and 107mm, which provide stable performance even at high speeds thanks to the inclusion of metal. This is a serious freeride model that provides stability even at high speeds and delivers high performance in any condition, from powder to piste to ice
The ZX skis come in four widths: 92, 100, 108, and 115mm, and are popular for their high performance, allowing for greater buoyancy in powder without the need for metal
Founded in 1924 by Anton Kässle in Hohenems, Austria, the company was founded by Anton Kässle. With unconventional thinking, a quest for innovation, a commitment to technology, a love of detail, and an unwavering pioneering spirit, Kässle aimed to exceed skiers' expectations. He particularly focused on honing his racing ski manufacturing techniques, and since 1960 has grown into a leading ski brand, winning over 130 medals at the Olympic and World Championships in alpine skiing
Since then, through acquisitions, brand demise, and revivals, the brand has expanded its product categories and made a full comeback to the international market. Since its full comeback in 2018, the brand's product categories have expanded significantly in its home country of Austria, now offering racing, piste, all-mountain, freeride, freestyle, Nordic, and ski boots. The boots, made in Italy, feature the brand's color, Kesslemint, and are made from a tenacious material called K-Blend, which is unaffected by temperature
In the 2022-2023 season, KESLE has already won the Alpine World Cup (Women's Downhill), and in ski cross, moguls, aerials, and cross country, more and more riders are regularly on the World Cup podium, drawing increasing attention from around the world. KESLE's freeride models (ZX and FX) are particularly popular in North America
