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A junior shred tool designed and shaped to accommodate the youngest and most inexperienced skiers in the world. We realize first impressions are everything and we know the GROM model is here to please. MSRP $249 *all prices USD |
   If you’re looking for a competition pipe and park ski, go for the TNK. This model has above-average stiffness for its class and reinforces the shape as it gives it more pop off the lip, and stability for landings. Worry not on swing weight, this ski has LITEblock core technology to keep your spinning like a top. MSRP $499 |
  
The STL is a do-anything park ski, and a great ride for people who split their time between the park and carving firm snow. Highlights include a core laminate pattern that concentrates heavier, more solid wood underfoot for durability, and lighter weight wood in the tips to reduce swing weight. MSRP $549 |
   This ski is like riding a rocket for all-mountain. It is stiff and responsive. At the time this ski was conceived, we lived in Tahoe and had super wet storms. During those days you had no quiver and no time to swap out, the MSP proved to be a ski that crushed it open to close.
MSRP $649 |
   The VCT was introduced a few years ago as a powder ski. As the years have gone by, it has become an equally respected all mountain tool. It comes in four lengths, all with a surface area plenty wide for powder days but also manageable for all mountain variable snow. This ski represents what freeride skiing is today. MSRP $799 |
   No camber and gradual tip profiles are the secret behind these maneuverable beasts. Surely most comfortable in higher alpine, these three sticks in the EHP quiver are really all you would need to be the fastest and most confident skier on the mountain. We dare a collection of skis to top that statement. MSRP $849 |
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