Head iSupershape Rally
Level: Advanced
Brand: Head
Model year: 2014
Measure (Tip/Waist/Tail): 131/77/109 mm Turning radius: 14.80 m (177 cm)
Lengths: 177,170,163,156 cm
What do you think about Head iSupershape Rally?
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Strengths:
Very lightweight, both operate in short turns and larger GS turns. Returns much to the one who can press. Works unexpectedly well in grounded ground in view of the pistracer it may still be considered. Amazingly stylish with a matte finish with beautiful texture, the texture on the top of the page is similar to brushed aluminum.
Weaknesses:
Hardly anybody, I can only imagine that the ice-grip is not as brutal as, for example, Völkl Speedwall, though it's really good.
Summary:
A versatile race-inspired pistachio that goes right into the piste and really lives up to the name of the one who has the powder in his legs. Fits equally well in short as long turns and works best in hard pistes or uphill slopes, but is not entirely untouched in moderate amount of sneezing in the pistachial offpiste. Bought the ski now this year when I wanted to buy Magnum or Titan for a long time and since this model is new to the season, it is just between these two skis that did not take many seconds before I hit. Fits my needs completely clockwise and I do not regret the purchase one second, the best ski I went on to live up to all the requirements I have on a ski run! Tried a week in Val Thorens in well-prepared slopes, but also in very surging slopes, when it was twice 30cm snowy during the nights. Highly recommended to you who want a skate that goes like a rocket in both hard and raised pistes and in long or short turns on the cuts!
Riding style: Active fast carving in piste with both short and longer turns
Very lightweight, both operate in short turns and larger GS turns. Returns much to the one who can press. Works unexpectedly well in grounded ground in view of the pistracer it may still be considered. Amazingly stylish with a matte finish with beautiful texture, the texture on the top of the page is similar to brushed aluminum.
Weaknesses:
Hardly anybody, I can only imagine that the ice-grip is not as brutal as, for example, Völkl Speedwall, though it's really good.
Summary:
A versatile race-inspired pistachio that goes right into the piste and really lives up to the name of the one who has the powder in his legs. Fits equally well in short as long turns and works best in hard pistes or uphill slopes, but is not entirely untouched in moderate amount of sneezing in the pistachial offpiste. Bought the ski now this year when I wanted to buy Magnum or Titan for a long time and since this model is new to the season, it is just between these two skis that did not take many seconds before I hit. Fits my needs completely clockwise and I do not regret the purchase one second, the best ski I went on to live up to all the requirements I have on a ski run! Tried a week in Val Thorens in well-prepared slopes, but also in very surging slopes, when it was twice 30cm snowy during the nights. Highly recommended to you who want a skate that goes like a rocket in both hard and raised pistes and in long or short turns on the cuts!
Riding style: Active fast carving in piste with both short and longer turns
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