Scott Scrapper 115 189

All-mountain ski for your adventures by Scott 

The Scrapper 105 is the new choice of progressive all-mountain skiers. With a full-length Elliptic wood core, unidirectional and triaxial carbon stringers, and SCOTT’s 3Dimension sidecut, the Scrapper 105 has been engineered to increase stability and shed weight. 

Riding style
Listen closely, all you all-mountain skiers out there: the Scrapper 105 is a playful ski that performs in a variety of conditions.​

Shape
The 3Dimension sidecut from Scott is used. Two different radii are combined with a central straighter area under the bindings. Due to the radii of the ski, the shovel and tail of the ski are light and playful whereas the straighter waist provides stability, energy and precision. 

Profile
The Scott Scrapper 124 uses the classic Twin-Tip Rocker M, which optimises both the tip and tail of the ski for the maximum surface area when in deeper snow. This creates a very playful ski which has stability and edge grip through the traditional camber underfoot. 

Flex
The ski is perfect for deeper snow and backcountry use thanks to the full wood core and the sandwich sidewall construction. This gives a consistent and balanced flex. 

Construction 
The Scrapper has a sandwich sidewall construction. The emphasis with this ski  is on light weight and efficiency when touring. The combination of a Paulownia wood core and carbon stringers makes the ski light with an excellent flex and torsional rigidity. The full wood core creates a consistent flex between the waist and rockered tips and tails. 

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Freeskis are usually delivered ready-to-ride with a waxed base and sharpened edges. However, this so-called factory-tuning is not very durable and your new skis should be properly waxed after a few days and maintained on a regular basis.