Specs & Features
| Material | Dual material technopolymer |
|---|---|
| Foot pocket | Full Foot |
| Stiffness Options | No |
| Blade stiffness | Medium |
| Removable blade | Yes |
| Blade Type | Stabilizers |
| Length | 61cm |
| Sizes | 6-14 US |

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