Supershape JRS Skis - Kids
$266.75
$467.99Save $201.24 (43%)
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About this product
The HEAD Supershape JRS is an on-piste kids ski built for advanced junior skiers who are ready to refine their technique at medium speeds. Its ERA 2.0 construction shares the same design, performance, and geometry integration as ERA 3.0 but omits the piezoelectric Rebound technology, keeping the package lighter and more accessible. A Wood Composite Core blends wood with composite materials to balance stability, control, and responsiveness, while ABS sidewalls and a fiber jacket work together to improve shock absorption and edge grip. The durable, scratch-resistant structured topsheet is designed to handle the hard knocks typical of enthusiastic junior use. At 120 cm, the ski carries a short turn radius of 10.7 meters (measured at 140 cm length), making it well suited to groomed runs. The included JRS 7.5 GW CA binding features a DIN adjustment range of 2 to 7.5, a 27 mm stand height, and technologies including GripWalk, TRP Roller Pincer Toe, AFS Anti Friction Slider, Full Diagonal Toe, and EASY4, ensuring compatibility with all standard boot sole types.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- HEAD
- Color
- Colour: White - Blue
- Size
- 120cm
- Skill
- Advanced
- Speed
- Medium Speed
- Radius
- Short Radius (10,7 @ Length 140)
- Terrain
- On Piste
- Jrs 7.5 Gw Ca Binding
- SX Youth Heel
- Jrs 7.5 Gw Ca Binding – Stand Height
- 27 mm
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the HEAD Supershape JRS for its confidence-inspiring on-piste performance, noting that its tip rocker and Power Sidewall construction deliver reliable edge grip on hardpack and easy turn initiation, helping intermediate kids progress quickly. The ski is widely described as forgiving at lower speeds while remaining stable enough for faster runs, and its durable topsheet is highlighted as a practical bonus for active young skiers. The most common criticism is its strict groomer focus: reviewers agree it is not suited for powder or variable off-piste conditions, where the narrower waist and junior core limit flotation. It is also positioned as a step-up ski for kids who already know the basics, not a true beginner option.
Specifications
- Ski turn radius
- 10.7 m
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