Defying classification, the DPS Pagoda 112 RP skis perform in the resort and backcountry—the 15 m turn radius and deep tip and tail rocker/taper let you float powder and generate g-forces on hardpack.
Features
Pagoda technology brings a higher level of stability and damping to the skiing experience, allowing you to comfortably bust through crud and navigate bumps with confidence
Resort Powder (RP) shaping is intuitive and playful thanks to its relatively compact 15 m turn radius, which means the skis are quick edge-to-edge and reactive in tight spaces
Long tip and tail rocker generates exceptional float in powder and added stability in variable snow
This shaping combination allows the skis to excel in soft snow as well as turn quickly and confidently in firm or mixed conditions
Ash/aspen/paulownia wood cores mix 3 wood densities to provide damp but relatively lightweight skis
2 full layers of proprietary carbon laminate increase energy of the skis compared to traditional fiberglass or metal laminates
Carbon construction also provides superior strength-to-weight ratio and allows the skis to retain their flex infinitely, resulting in skis that will last multiple seasons
Durable, textured polyamide tops reduce chipping so your skis look better and last longer
112 mm waists excel in soft snow, while the unique RP shaping means they are comfortable on groomers and in moguls
Raised binding reinforcement plates provide excellent binding screw retention as well as added underfoot vibration damping
Aluminum reinforced tails add durability and provide a tight grip for skin tail clips
Rockwell 48 steel edges are hard and durable, resisting impact damage and holding a tune longer
Base material is the same high quality that's used on World Cup race skis—it's extremely long-lasting and remains faster longer
One-part sidewalls increase strength and edge hold on firm snow, while also reducing material waste
Additive construction means less manufacturing waste
Ski lengths are specifically designed to perform for the height/weight of each skier, regardless of gender