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Recalled Performer Pro Combo Skis
The skis can detach from the binding during a fall, allowing the ski to break, posing an injury hazard to the user.
About 3,560 (in addition, about 700 were sold in Canada)
O’Brien Watersports at 800-662-7436 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. PT, Monday through Friday or online at https://obrien.com and click on Recall for more information.
Recall Details
This recall involves O’Brien Performer Pro Combo Skis. These skis have a binding mounted to a plastic plate that is then mounted on the ski top. The skis were equipped with O’Brien’s X9 or Avid bindings, printed on the bindings, and an aluminum fin. O’Brien’s Performer Combo Skis, which are equipped with a plastic fin and O’Brien’s “X8” binding, are unaffected by this recall.
| Item Number | Product Name |
|---|---|
| 2111112 | Performer Pro Combo Skis in black/gold |
| 2121100 | Performer Pro Combo Skis in red/white/yellow |
| 2141102 | Performer Pro Combo Skis in blue/green |
| 2161102 | Performer Pro Combo Skis in black/grey/yellow |
| 2181104 | Performer Pro Combo Skis in black/grey/yellow |
Consumers should immediately stop using the Performer Pro Combo Skis and contact O’Brien Watersports for a store credit or a full refund.
O’Brien Watersports has received three reports of leg injuries from skis breaking or bindings pulling off the ski during falls while slalom skiing.
O’Brien Watersports Inc., of Snoqualmie, Wash.
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