Rollerski/Strength

New Moon Staff: Alpina Pro Rollerski Boot works for both skate and classic rollersking. You get the same lateral and torsional support as the winter boot but in a lovely ventilated package. Your feet won't sweat like blazes! From the Manufacturer: For summer rollerskiing, breathability is key. Alpina focused on this when creating their line of roller ski boots. As with their other boots, Alpina has utilized elite technologies, guaranteeing peak performance. Features: Carbon Cuff Ortholite Insoles

DOES NOT COME WITH BINDINGS The Speedmax skate rollerskis are the top-model from Fischer which are built with a lightweight Air Core Composite frame. The newest Fischer rollerski comes with a more XC ski-like feel than ever before with an enhanced camber and flex to the ski. The Speedmax skis are best for all of your summer training and competition prep. They provide the smoothest ride yet and get you ready for your next big race! Technologies Hollow shaft Carbon Construction (700g) Decreases the overall weight and dramatically improves the swing weight. Bridge Arch Shape lowers the standing height and improves stability while maintaining good ground clearance. Increased axle distance (670mm vs 630mm) provides great tracking and stability at speed Razor Shape Base The unique frame geometry of the Speedmax Skate with integrated Razor Shape Base ensures sufficient space above the ground, even if the kick angle is extreme. Precision Drive All components used for the suspension of the wheels are made with minimized tolerances. The provided precision is the basis for smooth running wheels with high durability. The bearings are double-sealed and maintenance-free. Splash Guard 100 New splash guard developed for all wheels with 100mm diameter. The very light and robust plastic part can easily be mounted and removed with only one screw.

The XLA9848 and the XLC9848 are the latest versions of the popular V2 Terra Ski. The Terra was a favorite of Olympic Champion Kristina Smigun as well as several Russian National Ski Team skiers. The new XLC Elite roller skis are the best of everything we have learned from 30 years of building roller skis. The XLC are available in Freestyle, Classic and Combi skis. The XLC are the lightest and the most snow like solid rubber wheel roller skis we have ever produced. The vibration damping of the new composite frame is exceptional, and, coupled with the shock absorbing wheel forks, the XLC makes skiing on pavement as similar to skiing on snow as possible. In addition to lower ski weight and the improved vibration damping, another advantage of the XLC is a lower center of gravity. The clearance from the pavement to the bottom of the shaft is the same, but with the strong construction we can make the shaft thinner, so the top of the shaft is lower, making the skis more stable. Safety is high priority at Jenex, so all XLC models are available with our patented brakes and speed reducers. For skiers weighing over 90 Kg (199 pounds), we offer the XLC in a Heavy Duty (HD) version that is about 25% stiffer. COMPOSITE FIBERS: Over the last twenty years we have tested most high strength synthetic fibers, including the many variants of Carbon, S glass, E glass and Aramid. All of these fibers have strengths and weaknesses. Aramid (KevlarTM) fibers have high tensile strength, dampen vibration and re extremely abrasion resistant, but are very weak in compression. Carbon is extremely stiff and strong in both tension and compression, but breaks very easily from impact, which is why so many Carbon ski poles break in sprint and mass start races. Carbon is a great material, but to prevent impact failure Carbon fiber shafts need a core with good energy absorbing properties and perform best when combined with more impact resistant fibers. And that’s what we have with the XLC. THE CORE: The core material is the foundation of a roller ski shaft and we have tried about every material available including a variety of metal cores. We have used organic cores like Baltic birch, Italian poplar, Balsa and many synthetic cellular cores. We now know from extensive experience that for roller skis, cellular cores are superior to metal cores. The XLC uses the best core we have tested to date. However, fabricating the cellular core is time consuming and expensive compared to an extruded core. BONDING: Composite structures need a very strong bond to both the fibers and the core. Bonding high strength fibers to a metal core can be more difficult than bonding to a porous cellular core. The metal must be aggressively etched for the fibers to bond properly. The cellular core we use has thousands of microscopic pores per square centimeter, and therefore the epoxy penetrates and bonds extremely well the core. The epoxy that binds the fibers to themselves and to the core has a tensile strength about 3X greater than conventional epoxies and is the strongest commercially available. The forks are made from aluminum and protected by a clear anodic coating. The wide 98mm wheels make them an excellent choice for non-paved surfaces and chip sealed roads. The wide wheel makes them the most stable of our two-wheeled classic skis. The XLC9848 is now available in two speeds: medium and slow. The rolling resistance in the 9848 slow free wheels is increased using two of our patented ISR (internal speed reducer), each weighing only 10 grams.

Replicate the on-snow feel of classic skiing with the new Speedmax Classic rollerski. Weighing in at just 830g, the lightest on the market, the Full Carbon Construction provides for a solid and stable ride, while the innovative Arch Bridge shape lowers the standing height and increases the ground clearance for exceptional control. The wide FR wheels have a soft core to help dampen your ride and a durable, abrasion resistant outer layer to reduce wear. Available in two flexes based on skier weight. Medium up to 185lbs.

Replicate the on-snow feel of classic skiing with the new Speedmax Classic rollerski. Weighing in at just 830g, the lightest on the market, the Full Carbon Construction provides for a solid and stable ride, while the innovative Arch Bridge shape lowers the standing height and increases the ground clearance for exceptional control. The wide FR wheels have a soft core to help dampen your ride and a durable, abrasion resistant outer layer to reduce wear. Available in two flexes based on skier weight. Stiff 170lbs and up.

Best Fit Form Beginner Skate Package, for skiers who are at an intermediate level on the snow, looking to improve. Adults and teens Fischer RC7 Skate Rollerskis Rottefella Skate Rollerski Bindings Swix Quantum 6 Poles Salomon Pro Combi Prolink Boots Swix Rollerski Ferrules 10mm Fischer's RC7 aluminum shafts with skate specific wheels make for solid training. Salomon Pro Comi boots offer comfort and lateral support. Prolink bindings compatible with NNN. Swix Quantum 6 poles are very durable but have race quality ergonomic cork grips and straps. Rottefella rollerski specific bindings included.

Best Fit Form An excellent starter package. Many national team athletes started on exactly this level of gear. RC7s have budget aluminum shafts instead of carbon laminates but the ski still has nice ride quality. Durable with medium speed wheels, this skis is a nice training option. KV+ CH5 Skate Boot -KV+ CH5 skate boots offer better lateral support than any classic boot, which is a big help when learning to rollerski. Swix Quantum 6 poles have a durable cork handle and ergonomic strap. Very durable carbon and fiber glass shaft with Swix carbide steel rollerski tips.

Best Fit Form Advanced Classic Rollerski Package Fischer Speedmax Classic Rollerskis Turnamic Rollerski Bindings Fischer RCS Poles KV+ CH5 Skate Boot Swix Rollerski Ferrules 10mm The Fischer Speedmax rollerski has a low standing height and a slightly wider wheel than traditional which makes it more stable. Very light and flexible shaft. This ski is comfortable on pavement and duplicates snow feel quite well. The wheels are medium speed. Currently Fischer does not supply slow or fast options but this wheel feels right for most skiers. KV+ CH5 is a supportive skate boot that works great for skate or classic rollerskiing. Good heel counter and flexible toe box. Simple and value oriented training boots. NNN compatible. The Bora+ Pole is reinforced with additional carbon bands along the entire length, they feature the same Tornado Plus stiffness, small quick-changing baskets, and Falcon Clip grips. Falcon grips are designed so that the strap fixing point is located exactly in the center of pole shaft, letting you push off the snow with maximum energy efficiency. Strap enters the grip at an angle that makes pole return to your palm quicker after the push. At just 62 grams per meter they are almost the same weight of theTornado Plus poles, so they’re still light enough for almost any pro skier. Weight: 50g/meter. Size: 150- 185cm. Outfitted with Fischer Rollerski bindings. This package is supportive of serious training and advancement of good technique and specific muscle development. Make your xc ski season a new high!

Best Fit Form Advanced Skate Rollerski Package, super comfortable carbon shafts, stiffer performance boots, lighter and stiffer poles Fischer Speedmax Skate Rollerskis Rottefella Skate Rollerski Bindings KV+ Bora Pole Fischer Carbonlite Boots Swix Rollerski Ferrules 10mm Fischer Speedmax Rollerskis are light, flexible, comfortable and durable. Their lower standing height makes them more stable than higher riding shafts. The thinner ply means the standing height is low but the ground clearance is not compromised. Wheel speed is medium. The Bora+ Pole is reinforced with additional carbon bands along the entire length, they feature the same Tornado Plus stiffness, small quick-changing baskets, and Falcon Clip grips. Falcon grips are designed so that the strap fixing point is located exactly in the center of pole shaft, letting you push off the snow with maximum energy efficiency. Strap enters the grip at an angle that makes pole return to your palm quicker after the push. At just 62 grams per meter they are almost the same weight of Tornado Plus poles, so they’re still light enough for almost any pro skier. Weight: 50g/meter. Size: 150- 185cm. Fischer Carbonlite skate boots have a stiff heel counter and torsional resistance which gives the skier confidence and control. Rottefella rollerski specific bindings included.