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Volkl Revolt Jr. Kids Skis 2019
$209.00
Regular Price: $209.00
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$209.00
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Freestyle skis are often twin tips and ideal for the park
Narrow - ideal for on-trail, hardpack & groomed conditions
Soft - easy skiing with comfort, not power
Full Rocker for playful freestyle and powder skiing
The Revolt Jr. from Volkl is a perfect all-mountain twin tip for little skiers who will be zipping down the groomers and hit the park. Volkl's Full Sensor Woodcore is loaded with energy and stability. The Power Shell Construction adds some forgiveness that prevents the Revolt from being too demanding or fatiguing for the lighter weight skier. A Full Rocker Profile allows for easy turning and playfulness for little rippers to enjoy the entire mountain.
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Q: Does the junior version of the volkl revolts have the same multi-layer wood core as the adult version?
Asked : Oct 24, 2017
By : Connor, Alberta, Canada
By : Connor, Alberta, Canada
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A: The Revolt Jr. has the Multi-Layer Wood Core, but in a much thinner construction for a smaller, lighter, not as aggressive skier. It is the same types of wood, but easier to flex.
Answered : Oct 25, 2017
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: Can this ski float in powder even though their waist is a little skinny because of their full rocker?
Asked : Oct 10, 2017
By : Connor, Alberta, Canada
By : Connor, Alberta, Canada
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A: The full rocker profile will help, but the waist is still a little narrow for deep powder. Lightweight junior skiers do not have the weight or mass that adult skiers do, so they can get away with a narrower ski under foot in those conditions. They do not sink to the bottom as easily as adults do.
Answered : Oct 11, 2017
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
