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<blockquote data-quote="RWD" data-source="post: 1255762" data-attributes="member: 29440"><p>Det är den äldre varianten.</p><p>Här beskrivs uppdateringen för 20/21. Skulle dock inte kalla detta för en nybörjarskida utan mer från medelgod åkare och uppåt, så du är medveten om det.</p><p>"One of the nice overhauls by Volkl for 2021 is the update of the Kanjo. Now called the Kanjo 84 (still the same basic shape as older version), these quick-turning, all-mountain slaying skis of the past few years are ready to gain a new following, while retaining the same skier as before. Gone is the titanal band that used to run the middle length of the ski, in comes a glass frame. This technology is also found on the Deacon 80, and is a sibling of the titanal frame that's found on the Mantra, Kendo, and now Katana skis. By taking the frame technology that has proven to be a winner, and making it lighter and more accessible for all-mountain carvers and emerging advanced skiers, Volkl has made the Kanjo a ski that has a ton of energy without being too burly or hefty. The old ski was super-quick and fun, but did lack a bit of edge grip, especially when pushed hard. That didn't stop our testers in the past from being very impressed with what was perceived to be more of an intermediate ski. They all found that the Kanjo had a very high-performance ceiling, and should not be overlooked by advanced or even expert skiers who are looking for something that gravitates towards having fun on the front side."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RWD, post: 1255762, member: 29440"] Det är den äldre varianten. Här beskrivs uppdateringen för 20/21. Skulle dock inte kalla detta för en nybörjarskida utan mer från medelgod åkare och uppåt, så du är medveten om det. "One of the nice overhauls by Volkl for 2021 is the update of the Kanjo. Now called the Kanjo 84 (still the same basic shape as older version), these quick-turning, all-mountain slaying skis of the past few years are ready to gain a new following, while retaining the same skier as before. Gone is the titanal band that used to run the middle length of the ski, in comes a glass frame. This technology is also found on the Deacon 80, and is a sibling of the titanal frame that's found on the Mantra, Kendo, and now Katana skis. By taking the frame technology that has proven to be a winner, and making it lighter and more accessible for all-mountain carvers and emerging advanced skiers, Volkl has made the Kanjo a ski that has a ton of energy without being too burly or hefty. The old ski was super-quick and fun, but did lack a bit of edge grip, especially when pushed hard. That didn't stop our testers in the past from being very impressed with what was perceived to be more of an intermediate ski. They all found that the Kanjo had a very high-performance ceiling, and should not be overlooked by advanced or even expert skiers who are looking for something that gravitates towards having fun on the front side." [/QUOTE]
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