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Scott Aztec Pro : Scott Aztec Pro Ski : Scott Aztec Pro- "If you’re looking for a ski that completely rips up groomed terrain and all snow conditions, you’re after the Aztec Pro. The Aztec Pro features sandwich sidewall construction with a cap laminate, found in all Freeride line skis, a similar sidecut to the Mission and houses two sheets of Titanal, the strongest aluminum alloy in the world. Top ranking in ski tests for two years, this unique ski performs well in all conditions of snow and terrain. And is widely recomended as a touring ski. Ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers looking for big mountain access.
| Ideal For |
Performance off piste+ technical touring |
| Available Lengths |
165-175-185 cm |
| Sidecut |
116-76-106mm (155,165cm) 118-78-108mm (175,185cm)
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| Radius |
14 m (175cm) |
| Approx weight per pair |
~3.6Kg, 175cm |
| Features |
Wood core,Torsion box, Titanal Laminate |
| Recommended Bindings |
Fritschi Free Ride Plus |
| Recommended Skins |
Black Diamond or Colltex Mixed Fibre : 165 cm = 100 mm, 175+185 cm =110 mm
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| Recommended boots |
Scarpa Denali TT+Spirit 3+4+Matrix Thermo or Garmont Adrenalin |
Scott have now sold out of this ski, new stock is available autumn 2008.
Our Advice: Scott's Aztec Pro has proven it'self suitable for use in a variety of activities, snow conditions and terrain. A great choice for more aggressive, intermediate to advanced skiers wanting proven backcountry performance from an all-mountain ski. The Aztec Pro is robust enough to use as a general purpose ski for a mix of piste, off piste and touring. The Ski has a free ride foot print providing sufficient float in all but the deepest of snow and the flex is even, lively and fun to ski. A fraction stiffer than K2's Apache Recon, the Aztec Pro is stable at speed on hardpack and performs well in varied off piste conditions. If you are an aggressive intermediate/advanced skier, this is a better choice than the Aztec Limited. The Aztec Pro performs better than the equivalent Rossignol Bandit ski for similar money.
NB - MOUNTING BINDINGS If you are buying skis and bindings together, we will require your boot sole length to position the binding in the correct place on the ski. We will also require your current height and weight to adjust the safety relaese on the binding to the recommende settings. This information can be entered up on the binding pages where aqpplicable. We do not offer guaranteed next day delivery on ski/binding packages.
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