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Scott Neo Aversion.
New for this season, the Scott Neo Aversion is a super charged version of the award winning Scott Mission. With a similar foot print to the Mission, the Neo's wood core has the added advantages of a Titanal metal laminate. This increases vibration damping and boosts the torsional stiffness of the ski. The Neo is the perfect all mountain ski for intermediate to advanced skiers wishing to spend 60-70% of their time off piste.
The Neo has plenty of float and copes well with the powder and heavy snow whilst powering through the crud and difficult snow. Unless you are a relatively light build, the Neo is a better choice than a Mission for all round use. Choose a Mission if you spend 70-80% of your time off piste and a Neo if you are more likely to spend only 60-70% of your time off piste.
Two combined radiuses create the sidecut or shape of the ski. Depending on whether the the short and/or long radius is in front of, or behind the effective edge, the ski becomes more agrresive or more managable at the turn entry or turn exit. The Dual Radius concept makes these skis more versatile, and less confined to one type of skiing or terrain.
| Ideal For |
Resort based off piste + technical ski tours |
| Available lengths |
166,176,186 cm |
| Sidecut |
124-83-114 cm |
| Radius |
14 m 168 cm |
| Approx weight per pair |
166=3.5 Kg, 176=3.7 Kg, 186=3.9 Kg |
| Features |
Triaxal braided wood laminate core Dual radius free ride and progessive, Titanal metal laminate |
| Recommended Bindings |
Fritschi Free Ride Plus |
| Recommended Skins |
Black Diamond or Colltex mixed Fibre : 168 cm = 110 mm, 178+183 cm = 120 mm |
| Recommended Boots |
Scarpa Denali TT+Spirit 4+Tornado Pro thermo or Garmont Adrenalin+Endorphin |
We have sold out of everything except 166 cm lengths in this ski. It is still possible to order alternative lengths from Scott. Please ring the shop for details.
NB : If you are buying ski and binding together, we will require your boot sole length to position the binding correctly. We will also need your height and current weight to adjust the release settings on the bindings. This info can be submitted on each of the binding pages where applicable.
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