The Aroc has a stiff, highly cambered construction. You can feel it from the very first push. This camber presses the entire length of the edge into the snow, providing strong grip and a powerful boost coming out of turns. A medium radius keeps it versatile—long enough to hold a fast, aggressive turn, yet short enough to bring the turn back when needed. Apply pressure to the front of your boots, and it responds with power. The harder you ride it, the more it delivers.

This is skiing on wide, open runs—the kind where you have plenty of room to let loose. The groomed snow of the early morning, where you plant your edges and link one long, clean turn after another. The long, fast runs where you build up speed and feel the edge grip on every turn. It rewards skiers who go all out and commit early, and holds its line when the pace picks up—where others start to drift. For slowing down and having fun, there’s the Mata. For really opening it up, this is the one.

We built the Aroc for the skier who pushes their limits. The plan was simple: a stiff flex to hold an edge, a pronounced camber to store and release energy, and a mid-radius that carves fast without ever feeling twitchy. We tested it on the fast runs above Chamonix, fine-tuning its stiffness until it stayed glued to the snow at full speed. If it was too flexible, it would drift. If it was too tame, it would lose its bite. On the edge, it loads up and pulls.