Revolutionizing women-specific Products
The introduction of Bio-Logic represented
a huge leap in performance PLUS the potential
to reduce injury. Völkl
engineers set out to
re-invigorate the women‘s category, and found
through testing the new products that there
was an added benefit - reduced stress on the knees.
3 key attributes allow the new Bio-Logic system
to create this
revolutionary blend of improved
performance and ease of use.
Marker and Völkl engineers developed new Motion systems that put the skier in
a more balanced stance. We created a more neutral stance by raising the toe
of the binding – resulting in better balance between the muscles in the front
and rear of the legs. The Bio-Logic stance affords less overloading of the quadriceps
muscles, which undergo most of the strain in the turn. More balanced
muscle action between the quads and hamstrings means better performance,
and potential protection for the knees.
Bio-Logic ski geometry – The proprietary Bio-Logic sidecut shapes are
more generous in the tip, and narrower in the tail than those of unisex
skis. They feature a specific, progressive design that has a tighter radius
in the front of the ski for easier turn initiation and a longer radius toward
the tail. The narrower tail allows the skier to finish the turn with less
effort, allowing her to transition from one turn to the next with ease. This
also reduces the load on the knees during the end of the turn.
Völkl engineers carefully matched the flex of all Bio-Logic models
to work in synergy with the new stance and geometry. Stiffer in the
front of the ski for quick turn initiation, and softer in the tail for easy
turn exit, the Bio-Logic flex enhances flex distribution and gives the
skier the ultimate in comfort and control.
Extended Sensorwood Cores are created in a complex CNC milling
process. The highly sophisticated milling program enables Völkl to
produce wood cores with extreme precision. They are “extended” upward
and lengthwise, milled to form the chambers of the Extended Double Grip
construction. The core consists of a blend of poplar and beech wood, and
is found in Völkl's highest performing models.
The Attiva Tip Profile makes use of a lower, shorter tip profile. Slightly reducing the height and length of the tip reduces the swing weight, making the skis easier to handle than unisex models.
The Attiva eMotion binding system features the
raised-toe, Bio-Logic stance along with the Triple
Pivot Comfort toe adapted from Marker‘s Royal
Family bindings. The toe is shorter and lighter in
weight, with boosted power transmission. A shorter
interface that goes from 260 to 330mm means the
shortest possible footprint on the ski for optimum
flex. The interface is designed for women‘s skis with
waist widths beween 70 and 79mm.
iPT Wide Ride
Also with Bio-Logic stance, the iPT Wide Ride is built for skis 80mm and
wider with a shorter overall footprint of 260-330mm.
Attiva
3Motion
Updated with a new toe spacer to create the Bio-Logic stance, Attiva
3Motion's interface is designed to improve intermediate through advanced
women's performance by allowing a round ski flex in the mid-body of the ski.
Attiva Motion LT 10.0
Attiva Motion LT 10.0 (din range 2.5-10) is ideal for improving women skiers.
The Motion rails on this system feature the extra pin hole, 1cm ahead to adjust
the skier's standing position.The new toe and heel components on the Attiva
Motion LT reduce weight by 26% to 989 grams, making the Oceana and Luna
models lighter in weight and easier to handle for skiers who are just learning.