Skis — series
TERRANOMAD Powder-Oriented Twin-Tip Skis
3D
The catalogue identifies camber sandwich skis with a twin-tip design. Five table rows include distinct 188 and 188L entries; the L suffix is preserved without defining its meaning. The source contains 5 size-table records. Availability requires confirmation.
SPECIFICATIONS CONFIRMED PER ORDER
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- Construction
- Sandwich
- Profile
- Camber
- Flex
- 7-8
- Terrain
- 30% Piste + 70% Powder (catalogue positioning)
- Shape
- Twin tip
- Reinforcement
- Triaxial fiberglass
Options
Catalogue size records
| Size | Length (cm) | Tip width (mm) | Waist width (mm) | Tail width (mm) | Sidecut radius (m) | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 168 | 168 | 129 | 92 | 120 | 13.5 | Camber |
| 178 | 178 | 129 | 92 | 120 | 14.5 | Camber |
| 188 | 188 | 129 | 92 | 120 | 15.5 | Camber |
| 188L | 188 | 155 | 120 | 145 | 18.8 | Camber |
| 200L | 200 | 165 | 108 | 145 | 11 | Camber |
APPLICATION
Where this model fits
TERRANOMAD Powder-Oriented Twin-Tip Skis
The catalogue identifies camber sandwich skis with a twin-tip design. Five table rows include distinct 188 and 188L entries; the L suffix is preserved without defining its meaning. The source contains 5 size-table records. Availability requires confirmation.
Product overview
The catalogue identifies camber sandwich skis with a twin-tip design. Five table rows include distinct 188 and 188L entries; the L suffix is preserved without defining its meaning.
Catalogue construction and technical features
- Sandwich structure.
- Twin tip.
- Triaxial fiberglass.
- Full-perimeter HRC48 steel edge (catalogue claim).
- Surrounding rubber strip.
Technical specifications
- construction: Sandwich.
- profile: Camber.
- flex: 7-8.
- flex scale: 1–10, soft to stiff; shown on this model panel.
- terrain: 30% Piste + 70% Powder (catalogue positioning).
- shape: Twin tip.
- reinforcement: Triaxial fiberglass.
All values describe the supplied catalogue. Source hardness, waterproofing and handling statements are not independent test results. Terrain percentages express catalogue positioning.
Catalogue size records
Specification points to confirm
- 188 and 188L have the same length and different widths; retain both
- L suffix meaning is unconfirmed
- W/L suffix meaning is unconfirmed; no wide/regular classification is assigned.
B2B sourcing enquiry
For brand, import, distribution or rental-range planning, specify the exact factory reference, sizes, quantities, target market and intended application. Ask TERRANOMAD to confirm the documented specification and any OEM or private-label scope before treating a capability as available. Request samples and suitability evidence for the intended application.
Frequently asked questions
Which sizes are documented?
The source lists 3D-168, 3D-178, 3D-188, 3D-188L, 3D-200L. These are catalogue references, not confirmed orderable SKUs.
Which construction and materials are documented?
Construction is described as Sandwich. A model-specific wood-core material is not identified in this record. Reinforcement is described as Triaxial fiberglass.
What should a buyer confirm before a sourcing order?
Confirm the exact model and size, production specification, current availability, intended application, samples, MOQ and lead time. OEM, private-label and rental suitability require project-specific confirmation.
Catalogue technical features
Sandwich structure
Twin tip
Triaxial fiberglass
Full-perimeter HRC48 steel edge (catalogue claim)
Surrounding rubber strip
Frequently asked questions
Which sizes are documented?
The source lists 3D-168, 3D-178, 3D-188, 3D-188L, 3D-200L. These are catalogue references, not confirmed orderable SKUs.
Which construction and materials are documented?
Construction is described as Sandwich. A model-specific wood-core material is not identified in this record. Reinforcement is described as Triaxial fiberglass.
What should a buyer confirm before a sourcing order?
Confirm the exact model and size, production specification, current availability, intended application, samples, MOQ and lead time. OEM, private-label and rental suitability require project-specific confirmation.