Scott PURE PRO 109 TI SKI

Made with and for Jérémie Heitz, the Pure Pro 109 TI ski by SCOTT is a real secret weapon for freeriders.

• Alpine Skiing
• Ski Tour

• Pure Freeride Sidecut:

The new Jéremie-inspired Pure Freeride Sidecut offers stability and maneuverability at the same time. A radius that is shorter at the front than at the back and a long radius underfoot make the ski maneuverable in all conditions.

• Sandwich Freeride:

SCOTT's high-quality freeride skis feature a sandwich construction. The combination of beech and paulownia ensures ideal performance and resilience. The ski is equipped with carbon strips for suspension, and a titanal layer under the foot provides damping and control. Low weight was a key focus for SCOTT during development. Traditional materials have been replaced with high-end materials so that you get the same performance with less weight. As a result, the ski floats better over powder snow and can be fixed with a free-touring binding.

• Freeride Tip and Tail Rocker L:

The new spin technology was developed exclusively for SCOTT's skis and is integrated into the tip and tail. This innovative 3D rocker provides an effortless set-up angle, seamless edge transitions and maximum playfulness.

• Skin Attachment System:

The SCOTT climbing skin attachment system offers quick and easy attachment of climbing skins in all weather conditions.

• Titanal reinforcement:

In compact snow conditions, stability and performance are key, and you need to be able to fully rely on your skis. The titanal reinforcement ensures a faster and more precise push on the edges. Depending on the ski model the SCOTT titanal reinforcement has a unique shape so as not to interfere with the natural flex and suspension of the ski.

The Pure Pro 109 Ti Ski by SCOTT is available in three sizes:

• Length 172 cm: Dimensions: 142-109-128, Radius: 19 m, Weight (per ski): 1.700 g
• Length 182 cm: Dimensions: 142-109-128, Radius: 21 m, Weight (per ski): 1.850 g
• Length 190 cm: Dimensions: 142-109-128, Radius: 23 m, Weight (per ski): 2.000 g