FOX introduced the 32 Step-Cast a couple of seasons back to shave excess weight from their standard 32 Float, albeit with some sacrifices in stiffness and support, seeing it's packing stepped 32-millimeter stanchions and only 100 millimeters of travel. However, stiffness wasn't exactly on FOX's mind, as the 32 Step-Cast was solely intended for cross-country racers looking to shave precious seconds from long climbs and sprints towards the finish line. Building upon this weight reduction idea, the FOX 34 SC 27. 5 120 Remote-Adj FIT4 Boost Fork shaves excess weight from a traditional 34 Float, but without being as spindly as the 32 Step-Cast Fork. It's intended for applications ranging from grueling marathon races to everyday rides by offering trail-worthy support and stability, without weighing you back with excessive bulk. FOX's 32 Step-Cast Fork that was introduced a couple of seasons back to shave every last gram for racers seeking an advantage in terms of all-out weight savings, albeit with some sacrifices in stiffness and support, seeing it's only packing 100 millimeters of travel and features narrower 32-millimeter stanchions. Well, FOX is at it again, proving they're never really content with the status quo in creating one of the lightest 120-millimeter forks available in the 34 Float SC 27. 5 120 Remote-Adj FIT4 Boost Fork. The secret to its incredibly lightweight disposition lies in the stepped lowers of the 34 Step-Cast, which are hollowed out to reduce weight, complete with shortened shaft lengths and the same 8-millimeter damper shaft as used in the 32 Step-Cast Fork. In terms of actual weight savings, you'll find it's approximately 4. 8 ounces lighter than a comparable 32 Float with 120 millimeters of travel and a whopping 8 ounces lighter than a 34 Float with 140 millimeters of travel. Both of these figures might not seem like a big deal, but they're pretty significant seeing the lengths some racers go for weight savings, especially in a world where...