(57) This invention relates to a jumping ski which is particularly adapted to the so called
V-style. The ski according to the present invention has a cross-section with a flat
base and longitudinal running grooves and a smooth curved upper side, which, together
with the underside, forms an aerodynamic wing profile having its maximum camber nearest
to the centre line (S). Additionally the cross section of the ski is twisted in towards
the centre line (S), such that the angle of attack of the ski tip towards the air
is reduced, in order to avoid stalling whilst in flight. The ski boots are fastened
to a flat area where the cross section of the ski is rectangular and, in a plan view,
makes a skew parallelogram.
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