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" STEEP SKIBOOK I asked users at the new model test drive event. We introduce impressions from users that were unable to cover the magazine. A Japanese-planned, Colorado-made brand, WAPAN, is a unique brand that is produced in Japan, and is characterized by Japanese graphics and tough construction, and is a regular skier who has genuine reviews of this season's hot skis from WAPAN, a brand that is characterized by Japanese graphics and tough construction.
"HO" review
A freestyle all-mountain model that can be used from powder to parks. Titanium reinforcement improves rebound and stability, making it suitable for tough riding. It is popular as a versatile ski that combines playfulness and power.
The relaxed ride
was relaxed and easy to slip on the slopes, making it a versatile one.
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Morisaki Kenji's
annual skiing days = approx. 25 days
MyGear = Ski_CANDIDE/Binding_-/Boots_FT
Height: 185cm/Weight: 77kg/Slip orientation: Freeride/Home slope: -
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It is easy to handle and is easy to use in parks.
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Takita Yoshinobu's
annual sliding days = approximately 10 days
MyGear = ATOMIC/Binding_ATOMIC/Boots_ K2
Height: 179cm/Weight: -kg/Slip orientation: Freeride/Home slope: Myoko Suginohara
"RO" review
Lightweight all-mountain model with a center of 105mm. The moderate locker and sturdy camber make it easy to use. It can also be used for tree runs, pistes, and tricks, making it perfect for spring touring. New 161 and 191cm are now available for the 25-26 seasons.
It was stable enough for beginners to ride with peace of mind,
It was easy to operate and the graphics were good.
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Adachi Sakiko's
annual skiing days = approx. - days
MyGear = Ski_-/Binding_-/Boots_K2
Height: 162cm/Weight: -kg/Slip orientation: Freeride/Home slope: -
At the "STEEP SKI BOOK 2025" currently on sale, you can see reviews from 106 people, including professionals and general skiers!
This impression project was held in which 106 skiers, from riders who receive support to the general public. Be sure to find the skis you've been interested in and explore the sensory aspects that cannot be measured using specs alone. Additionally, the test drives follow detailed information such as what kind of gear they normally use, where they slide, their height and weight. With this in mind, you should get a clearer image. Furthermore, if you are a rider, you can also watch the skating scenes on Instagram or YouTube. Gather information from multiple angles and have a great time to find the best skis.
