Kastle has been a renowned brand for several years in the field of very high-end alpine skis. Needless to say, the Austrian brand has launched a Nordic range to get at the very least the same reputation. On this race model, it is clear that the construction matches what is expected of a performance skating ski. What are the characteristics of the Kastle RX10 2.0 Skate Plus Hard Nordic ski? In terms of behaviour, what should be stressed about this Hard version, is that it will be the most efficient on hardpack. With a longer camber and more spread-out contact points, you retain all the aggressivity required for secure skating pushes. Regarding the structure, no revolution properly speaking, but manufacturing principles that work very well, notably an Aramid honeycomb base with a double carbon plate and glass fibre reinforcement. On the snow, while the ski is not the most dynamic on the market, you cannot ignore its comfort during the gliding phase and the forgiveness you feel as soon as the ski hits the snow. The Plus Graphite UHM base with universal race structure is built for maximum versatility, it is the one that works best in most cases in Europe with snow temperatures between 0 and -7°C. For its entry in the world of Nordic, Kastle relies on the manufacturing principles that work best to ensure the RS10 2.0 Skate Hard is an efficient model from its arrival on the market. Useful information: All the Kastle skis feature NIS mounting plates for NNN bindings. These bindings are compatible with Prolink, Turnamic and NNN boot standards.   Who is the Kastle RX10 2.0 Skate Plus Hard cross-country ski? Designed for performance, however you cannot ignore its forgiveness making it an accessible very high-end ski. This is a model we recommend to frequent skiers who want a ski with an amazing built quality such as this brand knows how to make. What are the main assets of the Kastle RX10 2.0 Skate Plus Hard XC ski? StabilityComfort for a ski of this levelGood skating behaviour Nordic Ski Kastle ---Rx10 2.0 Skate Plus Hard