New BOYS DOWNHILL SKIS 107CM

FeatureWhat to Look For / Typical RangeWhy It MattersSidecut / shape (tip–waist–tail widths)Perhaps something like ≈ 100–110 mm tip, 60–75 mm waist, 85–100 mm tail (just an estimate)A deeper sidecut helps turning more easily.Turning radiusShort radius (small meters, e.g. 6 m, 7 m, maybe up to 9 m)Helps the ski make tighter turns — good for kids learning and maneuvering.Construction / coreLightweight core (composite, lightweight wood, foam combination) with some reinforcementKeeps the ski manageable to lift/steer, yet stable.Profile (camber / rocker)Full camber or slight tip rocker, sometimes a little early rise in tipCamber gives good edge grip; rocker helps with turn initiation.Bindings / plate compatibilityKids’ binding systems (e.g. JRS, kid‑plates) with low DIN rangesEnsures safe release/retention according to kid’s weight and ability.Base & edgesMetal edges, durable base materialFor grip on snow & durability.Flex / stiffnessSofter flex suited for light weightHard skis will be too difficult to flex and control for a child.