Union Rover Approach Skis

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Management number	235462805	Release Date	2026/07/02	List Price	$87.50	Model Number	235462805
Category	Outdoor & Sports Snowsports

Union Rover Approach Skis

Skip the lift lines and find your own path. Union Rover Approach Skis are built for snowboarders who want to explore beyond the resort—whether it’s local hills, backcountry zones, or closed terrain on a powder day. Designed to pair seamlessly with Union Explorer bindings, the Rover lets you skin up with confidence, then swap to your favorite snowboard in seconds for the ride down. Lightweight, efficient, and adventure-ready.

Ascent Characteristics:

Light and Maneuverable
Fast and Easy Transitions
Integrated Climbing Skins
Ride the Solid Board of your choice for any condition or terrain
Hand-Crafted in Austria at The Capita Mothership with 100% Clean Energy

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Product Details

• Width: 85cm - 135mm / 100cm - 152.5mm

• Wood Core: FSC Certified Select Core

• Glass: Special Blend Fiberglass + Magic Bean Resin

• Base: XXX[TRUDED] Base

• Sidecut: New Age Directional Camber

• Profile: Alpine V2

• Edges: Steel

• Weight: M - 1560g/pair / L - 2000g/pair

• Climbing Skin: Integrated-65% Mohair / 35% Nylon

• Compatibility: Voile Standard / All Split Bindings

• Crampon Width: Rover 85 - 140mm / Rover 100 - 160mm

Specifications

Construction Details

Camber Type: Alpine V2 / Rover Specific

The Alpine V2 Profile features lower-body camber with a reverse cambered nose. This allows for maximum glide and stability while touring and side hilling. The camber runs longer in the tail—providing extra power for the ascent.