G3 Saint Ski:

Some weeks you cruise the resort and other weeks you take your planks into the backcountry for long tours, so you’d like a mid-fat ride that’s stable for the downs and lightweight for the ups. Go for the G3 Saint Ski.

• Paolownia wood for a snappy, lightweight core
• Semi-cap construction at tip and tail for torsional rigidity
• Sidewall construction underfoot for a smooth, solid ride and increased edge control
• Multi-axial fiberglass sandwich construction puts two layers of glass above the core and two layers below the core to boost longitudinal and lateral rigidity on gnarly descents
• Same footprint as G3’s classic Reverend

Features:

Lengths:

170cm, 177cm, 185cm

Dimensions:

126 / 93 / 114mm

Construction:

Cap, multi-axial fiberglass, & sidewall underfoot

Core Material:

Paolownia

Binding System:

No

Binding Included:

No

Recommended Binding:

No

Weight:

[Pair, 177cm] 7lb 8oz (3400g)

Recommended Use:

Touring, all-mountain, freeride

Sizing Chart:

Men's Skis

Your ski size is largely determined by both your skiing ability and your preffered style of skiing. For example, an expert skier in Vermont will ski a far different ski than an expert in British Columbia. So take a look at our chart and explanations and find your perfect fit. Your weight also plays a large factor in finding the right ski. If you are either under or over average weight for your height consider downsizing or upsizing, respectively.

Skill Level Explanations:

Pro:

Excels on any terrain, on any snow condition. Enjoys high speeds.

Expert:

Comfortable on any terrain and most snow conditions.

Intermediate:

Comfortable on Blue trails, exploring Black trails.

Entry Level:

Learning to ski Green and Blue trails.

Skiing Style Explanations:

Big Mountain Freeride:

High speeds, deep powder, steep lines, straightlining, chutes, cliffs.

Backcountry Jib:

Backcountry kickers, hucking, twintips, deep powder.

All Mountain:

From bumps to back bowls, groomers to glades; everything and anywhere on the mountain.

Park and Pipe:

De-tuned edges and buttery twin tips, occasionally pole-impaired.

All Mountain Carve:

Stiff. High-speed corduroy cutter. For those blind to SLOW signs.

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