Mirus Cor

• Very short radius (13m): super reactivity.
• Double rocker with tail tail heel (or fish tail): great maneuverability, control, pivot.
• Medium classic camber: classic camber under the foot with intermediate ski/snow contact: balance between sitting and maneuverability.
• Mono titanal plate in the middle of the ski: rebound and tone, but also weight gain.
• Energetic flex with a very good grip along its entire length: ski performance but hyper player.
• When picking a size on the Mirus cor, its good to be conscious of what this ski is intended to, air carving. It's a short radius ski, which means that it's made for lacing up some nice and aggressive turns. The Mirus cor was designed to be on the edge and in the air. So you don't need them long for stability. Don't be afraid to size down in comparison to your big mountain or all-terrain set-up like you would size down from a GS ski to a Slalom ski. If you pick a size too long, the Mirus cor will lose a bit of its playfulness and become very demanding. In the two air carving videos we released, skiers are all on the 178 version and they measure between 1,75m with Pierre the shortest and 1,86m with Flo the tallest.