Kastle Pika 94 Alpine Touring Ski
Features
Description
The Kastle Pika 94 is the jack-of-all-trades touring option within Kastle's new Terra women's lineup of skis. Striking a perfect balance between uphill efficiency and downhill versatility the Low Camber profile provides excellent edge hold in firm snow while the Progressive Dual Rise tip and tail ensure ample float and agility in soft or variable conditions. The Pika 94 is aimed squarely at skiers looking for a ski light enough to get them to the top of their next mountaineering objective or powder lap, and will be a blast on the downhill in both environments.
Tech Specs
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The new Kastle Pika 94 Alpine Touring Ski is the wider, most well-rounded touring ski offering in Kastle's new Terra women's lineup. The Pika 94 is designed to offer an exceptional balance of lightweight efficiency and versatile performance, making it ideal for various terrain types and conditions. From mellow mid-season meadow skipping in soft snow, light and fast early morning groomer laps, to long technical ascents and descents during the spring mountaineering season, the Pika 94 is the perfect companion.
Featuring a lightweight Paulownia wood core wound in a custom fiberglass and carbon blend, the Pika 94 maintains a lightweight profile that doesn't compromise on torsional rigidity or edge hold in firmer conditions. Kastle's Hollowtech Evo Luminous tip glows in the dark for increased visibility during pre-dawn or late-night training missions, further decreases overall weight, and dampens vibrations, providing a smoother and more stable ride in varied conditions.
The Kastle Pika 94 strikes a perfect balance between all-mountain and more soft snow-focused skis, leading to excellent adaptability across different snow conditions. The ski's Low Camber profile, combined with Progressive Dual Rise tip and tail, aids in floatation on softer snow while simultaneously offering strong edge grip and stability on firmer surfaces. This makes the Pika 94 an excellent choice for skiers who encounter various conditions throughout a season or even during a single ski tour, from deep powder to icy patches.