Basquiat In Italian Ascent 95P
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SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
- Paulownia wood core, carbon fiber, triaxial fiber and titanal under the binding.
- Ascent 165: 2900 grams.
- Ascent 175: 3300 grams.
- Ascent 185: 3800 grams.
- Equipped with unique NFC chip which details make, serial number and tuning information.
SHIPPING & RETURNS
SHIPPING & RETURNS
Please allow 1-3 days for processing after purchase. Bomber will ship your products based on your selected shipping preferences. Note that there may be longer processing times during holidays, and you’ll be notified of any changes in timelines.
If you’re unsatisfied for any reason, you can return your purchase within 30 days with proof of purchase to receive an exchange, repair, or refund.
Please reach out to us at info@bomberski.com or call +39 015 9842474 with any questions regarding your order or a possible return.
WARRANTY
WARRANTY
We’re firmly committed to creating the best luxury high end skis in the world. On the rare occasion that a product falls short, we want to know about it. We provide a full lifetime warranty against manufacturing and material defects. (Warranty does not cover wear & tear, mishandling, or negligence.)
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POLE SIZING
The traditional method of choosing the correct length of a ski pole is to turn it upside down and hold it underneath the basket. Ideally, the angle that your upper and lower parts of your arm will make should be at 90 degrees. Some skiers may prefer to use longer or shorter poles.