The Rotor models are the representatives of all-mountain class. The width of their waist indicates that they will know how to cope with occasional lumps of snow crossing their way. Also these models will satisfy in freshly fallen snow and in the heavy afternoon slush.

Sandwich system: fiberglass - titanal - fiber support mid section - synthetic core - fiberglass – titanal

Base: Sintered racinging graphite with transparent split base, Swiss persision tunning

Marker 12.0 TI Bindings: The toe piece uses Biometric technology that allows 180 degrees of travel. The anti friction plate is stainless steel which allows for a cleaner exit when twisting out of the binding. The Biometric toe is the only technology that the upward release is controled by one's binding release value rather than a preset value, The VECS (Vertical Energy Control System) heel piece allows for a cleaner vertical release when bone breaking loads increase, For convenience, the VECS heel has soft entry. To step into the binding easier, all one has to do is press down on the heel lever with a ski pole and step in. It takes 50% less energy to step in. This becomes handy when one needs to step into the binding while on a ski run, Unlike any other system on the market today, Piston control systems feature hydraulic oil pistons that actually help you turn. The gliding toe design allows the ski to bend in a deeper more rounded arc throughout the turn. Piston control manages ski rebound for a cleaner, smoother ride

Marker Speedpoint 11.0 Binding: Marker's Sport Performance binding components offer skiers a unique, top-of-the-line binding at a reasonable price. Unlike plastic or Teflon, the performance of Marker's Integrated Stainless Steel AFD is unaffected by dirty or worn boot soles, negative sliding friction, outdoor temperature variations, or the downward pressure of the skier on the AFD. With the Speedpoint system simply dial in your sole length for a cu