CoreUPT Slasher
Level: Advanced
Brand: CoreUPT
Model year: 2013
Measure (Tip/Waist/Tail): 129/109/125 mm Turning radius: 18.00 m (179 cm)
Lengths: 179,187 cm
Manufacturers description
For skiing fast in big mountains and all snow types, and “oh yeah I think I’ll just throw a switch 9 off this kicker, no problem” or “enough turning, I’ll just straight-line this” capability. Big pow +big tricks = Slasher.
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Strengths:
Good in the turns and perfect weight so you could turn easily
Weaknesses:
Summary:
Highly recommend
Model year: 2012
Riding style: Powder
Length on the ski: 180 cm
Riders weight: 70 kg
Riders length: 176 cm
Good in the turns and perfect weight so you could turn easily
Weaknesses:
Summary:
Highly recommend
Model year: 2012
Riding style: Powder
Length on the ski: 180 cm
Riders weight: 70 kg
Riders length: 176 cm
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Strengths:
Very all-round, provided that the ties are mounted further behind.
Weaknesses:
Coal only in light cold snow if the joints are mounted according to recomendation.
Summary:
It may be questioned if it's a good idea to write a ski with a few years on the neck, but when Slasher is now being manufactured again (now also in both narrower and wider variations) it might be of interest. Bought it a couple of years ago as a deep snowman, but it was not very deep when I came to try them <15cm sneezing. Very positive experience, i.a. when it felt like it was possible to focus on how much it would be, but still the skid is very quick whenever you want. When I later went deeper but soaked (read heavier) snow, partly untouched, they were good qualities as blown away. The ski will then be difficult to overcome and hopeless to hold the drop-down. It's not really strange, because if you mount the bindings as recommended, the front rocker starts almost in front of the toe part. This causes the skid to be forced into a turn at the smallest edge in heavier snow. I was thinking about selling them since I do not think I can sleep on an extra pair that only works on the perfect days. However, it was suggested online to move the bindings to make Slasher more versatile, which caused me to dodge moving them all 30mm behind. This changed the properties quite drastically, since I almost got rid of them, they are now my favorites in everything but hard snow / ice / piste. Despite the width, the surprising fun is also in the humpbacks. Deserves top ratings only after changing the binding of the binders (otherwise for one-sided), schizo-type binding to recommend so that all adjustments can be used backwards.
Model year: 2012
Riding style: fast-shorter turns-mostly outside
Length on the ski: 179 cm
Riders weight: 70 kg
Riders length: 171 cm
Very all-round, provided that the ties are mounted further behind.
Weaknesses:
Coal only in light cold snow if the joints are mounted according to recomendation.
Summary:
It may be questioned if it's a good idea to write a ski with a few years on the neck, but when Slasher is now being manufactured again (now also in both narrower and wider variations) it might be of interest. Bought it a couple of years ago as a deep snowman, but it was not very deep when I came to try them <15cm sneezing. Very positive experience, i.a. when it felt like it was possible to focus on how much it would be, but still the skid is very quick whenever you want. When I later went deeper but soaked (read heavier) snow, partly untouched, they were good qualities as blown away. The ski will then be difficult to overcome and hopeless to hold the drop-down. It's not really strange, because if you mount the bindings as recommended, the front rocker starts almost in front of the toe part. This causes the skid to be forced into a turn at the smallest edge in heavier snow. I was thinking about selling them since I do not think I can sleep on an extra pair that only works on the perfect days. However, it was suggested online to move the bindings to make Slasher more versatile, which caused me to dodge moving them all 30mm behind. This changed the properties quite drastically, since I almost got rid of them, they are now my favorites in everything but hard snow / ice / piste. Despite the width, the surprising fun is also in the humpbacks. Deserves top ratings only after changing the binding of the binders (otherwise for one-sided), schizo-type binding to recommend so that all adjustments can be used backwards.
Model year: 2012
Riding style: fast-shorter turns-mostly outside
Length on the ski: 179 cm
Riders weight: 70 kg
Riders length: 171 cm
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