Regular price
$229.00
Sale price$199.99
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Engineered for elite racers, the WC PC Interface delivers unparalleled precision and stability on the snow. This race-special plate is more than just a height adjustment tool—it's a game-changer in high-speed control. Featuring an innovative hydraulic oil piston, the plate absorbs energy from the snow surface, ensuring smoother transitions and enhanced responsiveness during intense competition.
With a plate width of 59mm and a length of 542mm, the WC PC Interface is designed to fit boot soles ranging from 260-362mm, making it versatile for various setups. Available in two versions—10mm and 14mm—the plate's stand height ensures optimal balance and power transfer. Weighing in at 644g for the 10mm and 709g for the 14mm, this plate maintains a lightweight feel without compromising performance.
Tested and trusted by World Cup athletes, the WC PC Interface is the ultimate choice for racers aiming for the podium. Whether you're competing at the highest level or seeking to elevate your racing game, this plate is your key to victory.
- Screws are included
- Price is for one pair
Key Specifications:
- Plate Dimensions: Width 59mm, Length 542mm
- Compatible Boot Sole Length: 260-362mm
- Available Stand Heights: 10mm and 14mm
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Weight (1/2 Pair):
- 644g (10mm)
- 709g (14mm)
- Stand Height: 10 or 14mm
Art No.:
| 2020Y1.SS 10mm |
| 2022Y1.SS 14mm |
Listing Disclaimers
Utah Ski Gear was established in 2011 and we believe that skiing is for everyone. Helping our customers find the right equipment to get them and their families skiing is our passion. We understand price can be the biggest deterrent and because of this we offer new and used skis on a budget. For the more experienced skier looking for advanced gear, we offer hard-to-find accessories like specialized tuning equipment and high-performance skis. Customers preferring maximum comfort while skiing can find electric boot heaters, such as Hotronic FootWarmers.
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