The Pirelli Blossom Skis Cut Vibrations by 60 Percent
Michael Hines — March 30, 2017 — Autos
References: pirellidesign & newatlas
Auto enthusiasts will be instantly intrigued by the Pirelli Blossom Skis. For those who aren't car nuts, all you need to know is that Pirelli is one of the world's premier tire manufacturers. That should tip you off to the fact that these skis are made partly out of rubber. The rubber makes up one layer of the skis. The rest of the construction features more commonplace materials like fiberglass, wood and metal.
However, that small layer of rubber in the Pirelli Blossom Skis is said to reduce vibrations by as much as 60 percent. This ensures that skiers stay firmly planted when dealing with rough terrain. The Pirelli Blossom Skis are being made in a limited run of just 770 units and will sell for $1,510, a price which includes bindings. If these skis perform and sell as expected other manufacturers will undoubtedly take notice and start experimenting with rubber.
However, that small layer of rubber in the Pirelli Blossom Skis is said to reduce vibrations by as much as 60 percent. This ensures that skiers stay firmly planted when dealing with rough terrain. The Pirelli Blossom Skis are being made in a limited run of just 770 units and will sell for $1,510, a price which includes bindings. If these skis perform and sell as expected other manufacturers will undoubtedly take notice and start experimenting with rubber.
Trend Themes
1. Rubber-infused Skis - The use of rubber in skis to reduce vibrations presents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the ski industry.
2. Vibration Reduction Technology - Developing products with vibration reduction technology opens up disruptive innovation opportunities in various industries.
3. Material Experimentation - The incorporation of rubber in different products offers new avenues for disruptive innovation in material sciences.
Industry Implications
1. Ski Manufacturing - The ski manufacturing industry can explore the use of rubber-infused skis to enhance performance and comfort for customers.
2. Sporting Goods - The sporting goods industry can adopt vibration reduction technology to create more advanced and enjoyable products for athletes.
3. Automotive - The automotive industry can leverage rubber technology from tire manufacturing to improve the performance and comfort of vehicles.
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