Generous Tip and Tail Rocker with Camber Underfoot

Tip Taper – 34 cm

Tail Taper – 20 cm

Bookended MAP Core – Praxis uses a woodworking practice known as "bookending" to produce matched cores for your skis. Each core is sliced off a core block and the slices are matched at creation, numbered and milled as a pair. This produces the most closely matched grain and flex characteristics possible.

Hard Maple, Ash, and Paulownia Woods – The ash is used in the center of the ski and the perimeter of the ski. This provides a strong frame for the ski that smoothes out and dampens the ride. Hard maple is used to create a solid center in the ski for binding mounts. Paulownia is a very lightweight hardwood and is used in the rest of the skis core. The combination of these hand-selected woods create a strong, damp, lightweight core.

Triaxial Fiberglass – This fiberglass stabilizes the ski’s flex in three directions, creating better edge hold and torsional stiffness. Each fiberglass weave is overlaid directly on top of each other and stitched together, as opposed to woven, creating a longer lasting, more durable ski.

Ultra-High-Molecular-Weight Polyethylene Orbicular Sidewalls – Praxis machines the sidewalls on its skis to a rounded finish for better protection from edge hits and to recess the sidewall for tuning.

Pre-bonded Sidewalls – Where other companies simply tack their sidewalls to the core with staples and hope the epoxy fills in the gaps during pressing, Praxis pre-attaches the sidewall to the core in a press with epoxy prior to the final ski layup to assure proper bonding and guard against "blow outs."

Extra Thick 4001 Sintered Bases – This high-grade base material provides excellent wax absorption properties and is proven to be one of the fastest running and most durable base materials offered in the industry.

Oversized 360˚ Edges – The tip and tails of the ski’s edge are specially prepared to be more impact resistant, have better bonding, and molded to the upturn of the ski for a longer lasting construction.

GPO Stands for "Giant Pacific Octopus" – Why? Drew is also a surfer, and just likes them.

We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width.