With the RX10 2.0 Skate Plus, Kästele sets a benchmark in terms of competition skis. The World Cup model convinces at its core with a stable torsion box made of Paulownia wood and a lightweight honeycomb construction for maximum guidance and unrivalled gliding properties. 

The RX10 2.0 Plus race ski has convinced Kästle's pro athletes right from the start. Connoisseurs appreciate Kästle's lightest and fastest ski for its unbeatable performance and World Cup polish by hand.

Technology

Cap Construction
The surface layer runs over the sides, effectively protecting the core.

Hollowtech 2.0
Removing the unnecessary layers at the tip of the ski makes the tip and therefore the entire ski lighter. This creates a substantially more balanced ski and reduces the rotational force during forward propulsion. In turn, this requires less energy from the athlete and helps them get to the finish quicker.

Honeycomb
Bees, with their hexagonal-shaped honeycomb, have developed a very stable structure that results in maximum strength for minimal material input. That is why the core of a Kästle ski is made using the honeycomb principle and natural materials. It reduces weight to a minimum and simultaneously increases stability. It also maintains good flex and results in explosive rebound underfoot.

UL Wood
The honeycomb structure is encased in a torsion box made of ultra-lightweight paulownia wood, which Kästle calls UL Wood. It ensures optimum torsional and flexural rigidity at minimal weight.

Features:
• Kästle World Cup model
• Light and fast
• Maximum guidance with excellent gliding properties
• Performance grind by hand
• Cap Sheet
• Glass laminate
• Carbon glass laminate
• Paulownia ash alder torsion box
• Aramid honeycomb
• UL Woodcore
• UD Carbon
• Sintered UHM Graphite Base
• Handmade World Cup grind, prewaxed
• Ideal for changing snow conditions
• Snow texture: fine-grained, wet snow
• Stiffness: hard
• Weight/ski: 456 g (177 cm), 469 g (182 cm), 482 g (187 cm), 495 g (192 cm)

Ski length recommendation:
Relevant for the suitable ski length is the skier’s body weight! If there are two lengths available, beginners should choose the shorter version, advanced the longer one.

177 cm = 40-55 kg
182 cm = 50-65 kg
187 cm = 60-75 kg
192 cm = 65-85 kg