Volkl Yumi Skis 2019 // Women's

Volkl Yumi Skis 2019 // Women's

YOU + ME = YUMI

r: 14.6 meters @ 154 centimeters // weight: 1350 grams @ 154 centimeters // Rocker-Camber-Rocker

124 - 84 - 104

At first it was just the Aura, then came along the Kenja, then for 2014 came the Volkl Yumi a more forgiving, narrower and softer flexing women's ski.  Camber underfoot is key in skis that are this light for all-mountain applications, especially when skiing harder snow on the front side.  The Yumi is a lighter weight construction than the Kenja and Aura, it also doesn't have a full sheet of metal in it – just a titanal band, mounting plate basically.  Even though the Yumi lacks some of the heavier materials it is a fun and easy ski that even intermediates can hop on, it's only 84 mm in the waist  -- should be no issue rolling the ski up on edge.  

Reasons to go with the Volkl Yumi:

• You want solid all-mountain performance in a lightweight package.

• You stick to the groomers but wouldn't mind a powder day (Yumi's love powder).

• You've skied the Kenja and just want something a little softer.

• You're thinking about putting an alpine touring binding on a pair of skis. (Yumi is a great ski for an entry level touring ski)

• It's a women's ski, sorry guys, this ski isn't for you. (Aug 4^th 2017 Update: The Kanjo is the mens version of the Yumi – enjoy)

The Yumi is fun, all this stuff below is a bunch of boring specs, call with questions we'll make it more fun.

What changed from 2018 to 2019?

Nothing, just the graphic has changed. 

Beech/Poplar Core

Titanal Band (not full sheet)

Designed by: Volkl // Built by: Volkl, Germany Factory

TLDR: Lightweight all mountain women's ski, that loves to carve. Confidence Booster.

Recommended Binding: The Volkl Yumi's do NOT include a binding, the cool skis never do.

Tyrolia Attack 13 or Marker Squire ID