"RX12 SL Factory FIS" now available in Japan exclusive 165cm model
RX12 SL Factory FIS + Plate Japan limited model (with plate) | D=Non-65mm-Non-L=165cm | R=12.5m | \163,900
The RX12 SL Factory FIS model, which was sold as an advanced model for junior racing and piste, has been released in Japan for the first time, a new size of 165cm! The World Cup model is over-spec, but it is a special model exclusively in Japan for those who want to experience the racing feel for the Piste maneuvering. It will be sold with a plate. The more affordable prices than the World Cup model!
The KP Boots is a performance model for all skiers that can be used in any environment. There are four types of flex: 130, 120, 110, and 100, and each has a narrow last type called LV (low volume) (usually when the 100mm last is 97mm/size 26.5cm). It has received high praise from many skiers for its combination of comfortable fit and high performance. The color of the keslemint stands out well on snow and has an outstanding presence.
Authentic freerides "PARAGON" and "ZX"
There are two types of freeride models for serious players, combining racing skiing technology. KÄSTLE's freeride line is widely popular in the North American area. It features Hollowtech, a technology that reduces vibrations when sliding by up to 30%. The popularity of two types of freeride models that can be chosen according to the situation, the "PARAGON" and "ZX" is gradually increasing in Japan.
PARAGON
PARAGON comes in three types: 93/101/107mm center width, with metal to provide stable performance even at high speeds. A full-fledged freeride model that is stable even at speed, and delivers high performance in any condition, including powder, piste, and iceburn.
The ZX comes in four types with center widths: 92, 100, 108, and 115mm, allowing you to feel the buoyancy of powder without metal. The high performance is popular.
Founded in 1924 by Anton Kesle in Hohenems, Austria. Unconventional thinking, pursuit of innovation, obsession with technology, love of detail, and unwavering pioneering spirit have led to ski production with the goal of "exceeding the expectations of skiers." In particular, it has refined its manufacturing technology for racing skis, and since 1960 has grown into a top ski brand, winning more than 130 medals at the Alpine Ski Olympics and World Championships.
After that, through acquisitions, disappearance and revival of brands, the company expanded its product categories and made a complete comeback to the international market. Since 2018, when the brand has been completely revived, the product categories in Austria have increased significantly, including racing, piste, all-mountain, freeride, freestyle, Nordic, and ski boots. The boots made in Italy are designed with the brand color Kessle mint, and are characterized by a sticky material called K-blend that is not affected by the temperature.
In the 2022-23 season, she has already won the Alpine World Cup (women's DH), and in ski cross, moguls, aerials, and cross-country, the number of regular athletes on the World Cup podium has increased, and the world's attention is increasing. Kesle's freeride models (ZX/FX) are particularly popular in the North American area.
