2012 Reflex Hardshell

R-Style with liner on Carbon rear slalom plate.

There is no release mechanism at the rear, the rear shell is screwed onto the carbon plate with 2 large T nuts.

On the R-style, the rear shell has no upper cuff. The ankle buckle is moved forward to allow to the foot to release easily when the front shell releases.
Thanks to the many holes drilled on the plate, all angles and distances between the 2 ankles can be easily adjusted.

Carbon Rear slalom plate + Rear Toe Plate.

Carbon short front plate complete. (Shell sizes 4 to 10)

Carbon long front plate complete. (Shell size 12).

Carbon rear slalom plate complete. (Shell sizes 4 to 10)

Base plate complete. (Shell sizes 4 to 10)

The new white upper cuff has more torsional flexibility to release the leg above the ankle providing greater accuracy and comfort. The new design allows to the skier to move more on the rear before the wake. A brand new flexion brake made out of webbing strap limis the forward flexion for more power on the tip of the ski.

The original Reflex hard shell that you can use for slalom and shortboard.

The classic is delivered without flexion brake

This liner is designed to keep the foot near the shell and get the maximum stiffness.

The reflex liner is designed to get the maximum comfort. However the sole of the liner stays thin in order to keep the maximum of feeling from the ski.

No need to thermoform. Available in Right and left.

Short Liner for R-Style, Trickmachine and toe Link advanced

Based on a snow ski system, these buckles will allow you to tighten more strongly, your foot in the shell if needed and you can consistently get the same tightness everytime.

Allows to upgrade your 404 Reflex shell to the new 500 Reflex release mechanism.

The stainless Reflex front toe is designed to improved the grip of shell with the plates.

(FOR REAR HARDSHELL)

With screws: coming from cross country ski, the 500 release mechanism is a very secure, efficient and durable system. A screw allows you to adjust the level of the release point in relation to the skier's weight and performance level.

An EVA cap to cover the 404 or 500 release mechanisms to protect your rear leg from bruising. The mechanism still functions in the same way. A leash stops you from losing the cap whilst skiing.