Alpina Woody
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I saw these on the Internet as a shop display model,…
John Ouellette
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Price Paid: $50
I saw these on the Internet as a shop display model, unused but with mounting holes. I enjoyed my Alpina Trackers, so I decided that maybe a backup pair of cheap, wider skis might be worthwhile for larger snow dumps and for when I am in state parks and remote out-the-back-door trips.
I haven't used them yet, and will update when I do.
They share good build quality with the Alpina Trackers I already have, with the same sturdy "Scuff-Tuff" top sheet, which I found very edge-resistant. It is a pretty decent-looking ski also.
I've been told they are a very similar ski to the more popular Alpina Discovery only with a wood core instead of the Densolite foam core. It is a wider backcountry style I will look forward to exploring with.
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The Alpina Woody is not available from the stores we monitor.
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 Backcountry.com |
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Alpina Woody
The Woody has been discontinued.
previously retailed for:$117.48 - $183.16
The Alpina Woody is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen December 2, 2012 at Backcountry.com.
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