Shorter rocker length in tip and tail for enhanced edge control and precision
Available in frontside and all-mountain versions to suit different skiing styles
Freestyle mount included for increased versatility in terrain park use
Durable construction with feedback from previous iterations for improved performance
Summarized by Shop
The Sevrin has been completely redesigned. Taking feedback from previous iterations to some favourable characteristics of the Anton, think of the Sevrin as Anton’s younger sibling. The Sevrin provides more effective edge due to the shorter rocker length in the tip and tail. They will love nothing more than to lay down some trenches on the
Rocker Type
Rocker
Ski Construction
[],
Skiing Style
Freeride, Freestyle, All-mountain
Target Gender
Unisex
Age Group
Adults, Teens
Color
Multicolor
Pattern
Abstract, Art
Summarized by Shop
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Great all around resort ski!
I went with Sevrin All Mtn 180cm, with the Revelstoke Campbell graphic. When I found out my old Dynastar Legend 8800s were on their last edge grind, I spent the better part of a season testing different replacement skis. Perhaps I'd become too accustomed to how my Dynastars behaved, but many skis seemed too heavy or too squirrely. Glenn is the best guide you could ask for when looking for a replacement ski. Answering any questions I had and arranging demo rides. I've only spent a few days on the Sevrins, but I've already tested them on powder, bumps, groomers and crud/slush. They handled everything easily, and I can't wait till next season. I can't speak to durability yet, but they seem pretty burly with plenty of edge :)