Rossignol Set Delta Sport Skating IFP + BDG Race Skate
192 cmPrice in EUR including VAT
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The Delta Sport Skating IFP + BDG Race Skate from Rossignol is a high-quality cross-country ski set specifically designed for recreational athletes looking to improve their fitness in the snow. The ski's construction is inspired by racing skis and offers a combination of flexibility and responsiveness that ensures an optimal riding experience. The lightweight low-density wooden core and reinforcement with basalt fibers provide excellent power and energy return, resulting in a lively ride feel. The Active Cap design ensures stability and a pleasant snow sensation, while the Turnamic binding system allows for easy adjustment and use. This set is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their performance in both training and competition.
- High-quality low-density wooden core for flexibility and responsiveness
- Active Cap for stability and pleasant flex from tip to tail
- Lightweight construction with air channels and basalt fibers for increased power and energy return
- Compatible with the Turnamic binding system for easy handling
- Includes Rossignol Race Skate binding, which must be mounted securely.
Cross-country skiing area of application | Skating |
Item number | 42313535 |
Manufacturer | Rossignol |
Category | Cross-country skis |
Release date | 18.1.2024 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Material group | Wood |
Material | LDC Premium |
Target group | Women |
Level | Advanced |
Cross-country skiing area of application | Skating |
Binding | With binding |
CO₂ emissions | 5,41 kg |
Climate contribution | EUR 0,13 |
Length | 192 cm |
Weight | 630 g |
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24 Months statutory warranty
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