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SCC 175Skis/Snowboards // Alpine Skis // Twin Tip

  • Adult target
  • 2009/2010 apx. production year
  • 1 rating
  • 0/1 photos/videos
  • Flex, Energy, Power and Acceleration 5 Slider
  • Responsiveness in Short Radius Turns 5 Slider
  • Responsiveness in Medium Radius Turns 5 Slider
  • Responsiveness in Long Radius Turns 5 Slider
  • Stability and Control at Slow Speeds 4 Slider
  • Stability and Control at Cruising Speeds 5 Slider
  • Stability and Control at Fast Speeds 5 Slider
  • Performance and Edge Hold on Hardpack/Ice 5 Slider
  • Performance on Groomed Packed Powder 5 Slider
  • Performance in Crud/mixed conditions NA Slider
  • Performance in Powder NA Slider
  • Performance in Heavy Wet Spring Snow NA Slider
  • Performance in Steeps, Chutes, Couloirs 5 Slider
  • Performance in Bumps, Trees 5 Slider
  • Performance in Racing and Competitive Events NA Slider
  • Design and Innovation 4 Slider
  • Durability and Warranty NA Slider
  • Value vs. Price Paid NA Slider
  • Graphics 4 Slider
  • Would you buy this product (again)? Yes Slider
  • I use this Product for Recreation No Slider
  • I use this Product for Work No Slider
  • This was a Product Test or Demo ONLY Yes Slider

Additional Data

Product Specs/Dimensions

  • Length: 175 cm
  • Tip: 118 mm
  • Waist: 87 mm
  • Tail: 118 mm
  • Turn Radius: 18 m

Best Suited For

  • Intermediate Level, Expert Level, Extreme Level
  • All-Mtn., Free Ride, Bumps, Park and Pipe, Tricks

Comments

General Comments/Likes

The SCC 175 Twin Tip was one of the most impressive skis that I’ve demoed in recent weeks. Fully symmetrical from tip to tail with a center mount, the SCC 175 would be a blast for the park & pipe (it’s early season and Winter Park hasn’t opened the Railyard or the Super Pipe yet). I ran these skis down some wind scoured hardpack and they held the snow like a Ferrari. They actually got more stable as I loaded them with speed. Terrific in the few bumps that I found on Upper Chesire Cat, the SCC 175 really showed their airworthiness when I caught 40-50 feet of air launching off the crossroad. Very quick edge to edge I could transition from carving to wedl without a hitch.

Dislikes

I couldn’t find anything to dislike about the SCC 175. The pair I tried had been recently tuned and the tails were a little grabby but that was due to an inadequate de-tuning, and that was only noticeable on the windswept flats.

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