This is the latest model LINE Sakana, currently available. It has been used twice in the backcountry and three times on groomed slopes. I own multiple pairs of skis and, as the season is nearing its end and I have no plans to use them, I am selling them to purchase new ones for next season. The demo bindings appear to be adjustable for boot sizes from approximately 260 to 350. (I used them with size 306; I can check if you are concerned.) [Personal Handling Experience] It lives up to its reputation. ★ On-Piste Carving is truly enjoyable. Compared to narrower skis, their width provides excellent stability, allowing for comfortable carving by shifting your hips and dropping into turns. They also allow for skidded turns, giving a surfboard-like sensation during big mountain runs. ★ Tree Runs The skis have a moderate flex, allowing for turns exactly where you intend them. Although they are on the lighter side, their swing weight is exceptionally light. ★ Backcountry Powder They float exceptionally well. In open bowls, you can experience a surfboard-like sensation, or rather, a board-like sensation. [Condition] Due to the nature of skis used outdoors, they are listed as having minor scratches, but they have only been used for one season, so there are no critical, major damages. The base may have small debris or surface scratches that are difficult to discern in photos, so please bid with understanding. If you are concerned, please refrain from bidding. [Demo Bindings] ■ The front binding can be moved forward and backward, allowing you to change its position according to your mood on any given day. ■ For example, if family members, couples, or friends have different boot sizes, the bindings can be adjusted to match the ski's center. ■ The included adjustment plates facilitate efficient power transfer to the skis. The higher boot position enhances edge engagement during carving. [Product Description] The award-winning Sakana has emerged as an unparalleled all-mountain ski. The Sakana features a unique swallowtail shape and camber profile, enabling sharp turns on hard-packed snow. Its early rise tip, back-mounted stance, and wide shovel allow for surf-like skiing in deep snow. If you want to float in powder, weave through trees like a fish, and return to the bottom with powerful carving turns on groomed slopes, the Sakana is recommended.