Head Big Easy Classic Skis w/bindings 120cm

Length: 120cm
Sidecut: 113-67-102mm
Turn Radius 5.9m

Target Group: Beginners to well advanced skiers

These skis were made for the rental market, but let me say they are awesome. With wood core torsional box, snakeskin topsheet (an awesome texture that resists scratching and wear), and heavy duty thick edges, they were designed to last for years and look good doing it.

Head labels the features and target groups as such:
+ Ideal for beginners and intermediate skiers
+ Strong sidecut for quick turn initiation
+ Large central width for more stability
+ Soft flex combined with short length for wide skiing style
This ski has a turn radius 20% less than a comparable sized 'normal' shaped ski.
I think it is safe to say there is no other ski out there with such a small turn radius and wide stance underfoot. What this means is a ski that turns quickly but is stable. Perfect for those of you trying to perfect (or learn) your parallel turns.
They have a huge surface area. Translation: they love to hit crud or powder.
These skis truly are all mountain skis for the beginner or intermediate. The best you can find.
That's not quite the end of the story because advanced or expert skiers also have a blast with the versatility of these skis, with one exception:
These skis are not made for high speeds. No ski can do everything and high speed carving will not be stable with these skis.
Additionally the awesome shape make these dynamite touring skis, mounted with your tele bindings of course.

Please note that these skis have a HUGE surface area, so unless you are buying these exclusively for off trail conditions, you should buy 5-10cm shorter than you commonly use with shaped skis.

A superb Intermediate ski for any snow conditions. This ski has a big surface area and a big sidecut so it encourages correct skiing. This ski is very forgiving. You can make form mistakes and it will not take you out. High speeds do cause a little problem as the ski is soft and has such a big sidecut. Faster advanced/expert skiers should not buy this ski. But most skiers will feel comfortable in any conditions.
This skis is solid in most all terrain conditions. And excels in variable snow conditions.

SP 100 Bindings included
These skis come with adjustable SP 100 bindings included. They are not designed for kids boots with mondo size less than 23.0.
With a release value range of 3-10 and a full boot size adjustability they will work with any adult boots.

Features of Included Sp 100 bindings:
Din range:3-10
Skier weight range: >67lbs
Weight (both bindings): 2440g
Boot Lift (toe/heel): 27/33mm
Boot Adjustment Range: 263-391mm

Other Features:
Movable toe ABS
Both Toe and Heel pieces move so that you will always be centered.

Marketed to: Men (though juniors and women can use these too if the sizing is correct.)

Ski sizing advice
Manufacturers Warranty: 1 year
Model Year: 2007

If you purchase a ski/binding but no boot from us to go with the skis, we can mount the bindings but you will need to have them adjusted by a local certified binding technician. If you also buy a boot from us on the same order, we will test and adjust the bindings to the boots. New skis come with a thin factory wax layer so you can be ready for skiing out of the box.

All products are new in original packaging with all warranties. This is the same gear selling elsewhere at twice the price. And yes, items like skis, boots, bindings, poles, gloves, etc come with 2 at the listed price. This item is in stock so order today!

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would these ski be good for a beginner that can snowboard but wants to try skiing and is 58 inches tall and weighs 90 pounds
-dan November 11, 2009 8:59AM

I punched in 58 inches and 90lbs beginner into the ski selector program, and guess what ski was @ the top with 99% compatibility? Head Big Easy. So its a great choice. One thing though, the selector gave the 120cm size as the recommendation. I would say that for someone who will be skiing fairly frequently the 130cm is a better choice because you can progress from beginner to intermediate pretty quickly.
     -Chris (L9 employee) November 11, 2009 11:34AM

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Hello, My 7-year old son is 60 lbs, 130cm, beginner to low int. level. Your ski selector recommend this and XRC50-117cm Junior. Not sure what is the main differences between this two. Is Big Easy Classic mainly for adult, and too heavy for a kid. The description of this ski looks very good, but not sure if it is good for a kid, or you will suggest XRC 50 Junior. Thanks, J.C.
-J. C. August 28, 2009 1:19PM

The Big Easy is an adult ski and too heavy for a 60lb skier, stick with the XRC-50
     -L9 cs team August 28, 2009 1:19PM

Hi, My son is 11, 59inchs and 80lbs. He started skiing last year and is going to join Freestyle skiing group this year - he needs a twin tip and has not skied on them yet - he used 120s last year - help:)
     -Vicky September 14, 2009 5:31AM

Your son needs a park/powder ski in the mid 130s ... our stock always changes but right now we only have one ski that works.. it is perfect, but your SON won't like the graphics of the Sure Thang.
     -Rich (L9 owner) September 14, 2009 8:52AM

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