Park City, UT, Aug 14, 2012 -
Park City, UT. (8/14/2012)—RAMP Sports is
excited to announce its Winter 2012/13 line of handmade skis, which will
feature a performance enhancing layer of Kevlar for supreme vibration
dampening. Continuing its track record of cutting-edge innovation, RAMP
is the first ski company to use Kevlar throughout its entire line of
expert/advanced skis.
While the skis may not be truly bullet-resistant, Kevlar increases
the performance of the ski through drastically increased vibration
dampening. Kevlar is perfectly suited for skis, at 5 times stronger than
steel but at a fraction of the weight. It also resists stretching,
creating greater rebound energy when the ski flexes. The result is an
incredibly responsive, playful, mid-weight ski.
“Kevlar offers many benefits not available with traditional
fiberglass construction,” said CEO and Founder of RAMP Sports Mike
Kilchenstein. “Kevlar has an impressive strength to weight ratio, while
still maintaining great flexibility. Our testing tells us it’s well
worth our additional cost to make skis that really make people happy,
day in and day out.”
Factory Tech Evan Howard agrees, “the Kevlar really brings these skis
to the next level. The vibration absorption is through the roof!”
Models with Kevlar:
Kapow (169cm,179cm,189cm)
Peacepipe (169cm,179cm,189cm)
Cork (141cm, 151cm, 161cm, 171cm, 176cm,181cm)
Groundhog (159cm,169cm,179cm,189cm)
Woodpecker (159cm,169cm,179cm,189cm)
Beaver (159cm,169cm,179cm)
Chickadee (149cm, 159cm,169cm,179cm)
Available now at http://www.RampSports.com and select retailers
About RAMP Sports
Based in Park City, UT, RAMP
Sports is a ski and snowboard company that brings expertly handcrafted
gear to skiers and snowboarders at factory direct prices. They are a
100% Utah based company from design and development to production, in
their state of the art facility in Park City. RAMP is skier and rider
owned making top-quality skis and boards using their groundbreaking
manufacturing techniques. http://www.rampsports.com
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