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Product details: Head Oblivion 79 26/27 Skis

The Head Oblivion 79 is a versatile twin-tip ski designed for the park, halfpipe and all-mountain riding. Its rocker and woodcore construction ensure easy handling, stability and control on both hard and soft snow.

Build confidence both in the halfpipe and explore the whole mountain with the Oblivion 79. Early rise in the tip creates a freestyle-focused profile for maneuverability on features, while the wood core twin tip construction adds stability on hard or soft snow.

A scratch-resistance topsheet adds durability to stand up to hardcharging turns as well as takeoffs and landings.

 

Details:
• Sandwich Twintip Construction
• Highly Transparent UHM Base
• Tuff-Wall/Base/Edge
• ISS - Independent Suspension System
• PNP Rocker

 

Oblivion Technology

• Recycled PET wood core
This innovative construction consists of poplar wood with stringers made from recycled PET bottles. A lightweight and eco-friendly design.
• Twin-tip construction
Sandwich carbon construction with TNT rocker for greater durability and maximum playfulness from tip to tail.
• Carbon construction
Continuous carbon layers throughout the ski improve stability and performance whilst saving weight.



Information on EU Regulation GPSR 

Name of the manufacturer: Head Sport GmbH
Postal address of the manufacturer: Wuhrkopfweg 1, 6921 Kennelbach, AT
Electronic address of the manufacturer: office@head.com
 

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Head Oblivion 79 26/27 Skis

Item number: 70001214
MSRP 349,95279,00
incl. VAT.
Manufacturer's suggested retail price
Ready for shipping
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Product attributes:

Waist

79 mm

Radius

19.1 m

Sidecut

112-79-106 mm

Reference Length 172 cm

Rocker Type tipntailrockerTip & Tail Rocker
Binding System:Free Choice
Brand:Head
Gender:WomenMen
Level:Advanced
Manufacturer Number:315546
Season:26/27
Ski Category:TelemarkskisAll Mountain / On-Pist SkisPark & Pipe Skis
Weight:1870 Grams/pce.
Zertifikate:Made in Europe