The Scott Slight 83 is a men's all-mountain ski. It is 178 cm long with a turning radius of 16 m. Bindings are included, Warden 13, and are mounted to fit a boot sole length of 295mm. Adjustment is possible 14mm forward and backward. The price was about 40,000 yen for the bindings and 120,000 yen for the skis. It is a beautiful item with about 10 days of use. The basic concept is to combine lightweight materials, innovative shapes, and a structure that suits modern and diverse skiing styles. It is designed for aggressive skiing on groomed slopes. It benefits from an innovative lightweight sandwich construction, combining a composite wood core, unidirectional and triaxial carbon fiber, and aramid fibers. It features excellent maneuverability due to its wide waist, suitable for groomed courses. The Pro-Tip 250 rocker is also designed for groomed courses, improving precision on hardpack. The 3D sidecut system allows for greater ski forgiveness and confident skiing in all conditions and snow types. It is far more versatile, powerful, and precise than a pure on-piste ski. Construction: Carbon / E Aramid: Elliptical carbon/aramid sandwich construction and angled sidewalls: Lightweight, dynamic, and excellent torsional rigidity. Core: Full-length wood core provides consistent flex and a smooth transition between the center of the ski and the rocker shape of the nose and tail. Sidecut 3D: The 3D sidecut consists of two radii and a straight edge underfoot. The radii of the nose and tail make it easy to initiate turns, and the flat center section provides stability, power, and precision. The 3D sidecut, designed in collaboration with freeski team athletes, stabilizes the underfoot. Rocker: Pro-Tip 250 Rocker: Piste/Carving Specialist - Improves stability in powder snow and deep snow. The effective edge can be adjusted depending on the terrain. The unique tip and tail shape makes the effective edge shorter on groomed courses and longer for wide turns and freeriding. Factory Finish: 88° edge angle consisting of a 3° sidewall angle and a 1° base angle.