Head Supershape e-Magnum 26/27
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Choose the right brake width
The brake width must be as wide as, or wider than, the waist width of the ski. The waist width is usually part of the ski name, or you can find it under specifications as sidecut. It is the middle value — for example ”Sidecut: 133-110-124”, where 110 is the waist width of the ski. If you are unsure or pick the wrong brake width, we always check this before we ship the ski and correct it if needed.
Ski Size Guide
Find the right ski length based on your height and the type of ski you choose.
Piste ski size guide
As a starting point, you can count on your own body height down to 15 centimeters shorter. The exact choice then depends on your skill level.
10 to 15 centimeters shorter than your height. This makes the ski easier to ride and maneuver.
0 to 10 centimeters shorter than your height.
If you want a long-turn ski that is stable at high speeds, your own height down to 5 centimeters shorter is suitable. If you are looking for a short-turn ski, about 10 centimeters shorter is a good benchmark.
All-mountain ski size guide
As a starting point, you can count on your body height down to 10 centimeters shorter, up to 5 centimeters longer. The exact choice then depends on where you ski the most.
Your height or –5 to 10 centimeters shorter. Here, choose a ski with a slightly narrower waist and a sturdier construction.
–5 to +5 centimeters relative to your height. Here, choose a ski with a wider waist and a softer, more forgiving construction.
If you want a quicker and more playful feel, –5 centimeters is a good choice. If you are looking for more speed and damping, +5 centimeters is better. In most cases, however, it is enough to base your choice on your actual height.
Twintip ski size guide
As a starting point, you can count on your height down to 5 centimeters shorter.
Keep in mind that a twintip ski usually has a forward-mounted binding point. You therefore stand more centered on the ski, which makes it feel shorter than it actually is.
Freeride/Off-piste ski size guide
As a starting point, you can count on your height up to 10 centimeters longer.
Start with your height. If you ski mostly powder, however, it may be worth going up a few centimeters, as you will get better float and more speed stability.
Ski touring ski size guide
Here the choice depends on what you prioritize most: the ascent or the descent.
Your height down to 10 centimeters shorter. A shorter ski weighs less and is easier to manage on the climbs.
Your height up to 5 centimeters longer. This gives you better skiing characteristics when the tour takes you to your dream location.
