| size (cm) | waist width (cm) | skier weight (lb) | skier weight (kg) | skier height (english) +/- 4" | skier height (cm) +/- 10cm |
| PRIMER 150 | 84 | 80 - 150 | 36 - 68 | 4'10" - 5'4" | 147 - 163 |
| PRIMER 156 | 85 | 100 - 160 | 45 - 72 | 5'0" - 5'6" | 152 - 168 |
| PRIMER 162 | 86 | 110 - 170 | 50 - 77 | 5'1" - 5'8" | 155 - 175 |
| PRIMER 167 | 87 | 110 - 180 | 50 - 82 | 5'2" - 5'10" | 157 - 178 |
| PRIMER 176 | 88 | 120 - 190 | 54 - 86 | 5'5" - 6'1" | 165 - 185 |
| PRIMER 182 | 89 | 130 - 200 | 59 - 90 | 5'7" - 6'3" | 170 - 190 |
Built as a lightweight, symmetrical twin, the Primer delivers the predictable, playful feel you can depend on. An innovative sidecut pairs longer radii at the tip and tail with a tighter waist, giving the ski a smooth feel when you're cruising and extra snap when you put it on edge. Fixed waist widths across all ski lengths create a consistent platform.
Season skis and snowboards come with unlimited free waxes and a free annual tune for the life of your equipment.
The Primer is an absolute blast to ski and is very easy edge to edge. it's a ski that you can toss on in most conditions and not have to think about, it's a blast on groomers and light enough to take around the resort on all my favorite side hits.
A few years ago, I wrote a review of the Kin. That ski is pure genius and I still have it and love it. However, if I were to niggle, it's a bit wide for generic frontside work. Along comes the Primer, which is supposed to be a beginner ski. I'm sure it's great for that, but it's basically a skinnier Kin. Which makes it friggin' awesome.
