The Scott Pure Pro 109 Ti Skis are built from the ground up with the exact specifications from freeride legend Jeremie Heitz. The result is a ski that can meet the demands of one of the great big mountain skiers of our generation so he can ski the wildest faces on the planet that many deemed impossible to ski. With a wide waist of 109-millimeters underfoot, this ski is capable of skiing powder and big mountain faces with high altitudes and high consequences. A subtle rocker, both in the tips and the tails, has been called on to provide a large effective edge. This combined with traditional camber underfoot gives the skis impressive edge hold through hard packed and variable snow. The Pure features a Paulownia core that has been reinforced with beech stringers to provide a lightweight yet surprisingly damp ride. Further reinforcement sits on top of this core with a Carbon and Aramid lattice. Carbon and Aramid has been chosen for this to provide a boost in responsiveness at a low weight. At the heart of this ski is a powerful Titanal layer, that gives the ski a stiff flex along with stability and dampness at speed. Needless to say, if Jeremy gives this ski his personal stamp of approval, it certainly can be capable like average Joes like me and you. The Scott Pure Pro 109 Ti Skis are ready for big mountains and hair-raising descents.