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What to fill out my quiver with
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I have fujatives for park, and I am getting bacons for pow and groomers and stuff, and i was wondering what would compliment these two for Utah next year
I was thinking watch lifes because they are only $300 but I don't know if that would overlap on my fujas.
So what do you guys think
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watch lifes are supposedly going to be fatter next year so maybe they would be good
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get something with a 95-105 waist
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Get a slightly narrower ski that you can go fast in crud and imperfect conditions with.
Maybe something like a Seth or a Scratch BC?
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what's your height/weight/skier ability? a great ski to round that shit out would be a 4frnt msp. that's one of my favorite skis of all time. totally runs shit.
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that would be it. But honestly, do you really need three pairs of skis?
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I don't really know if i need a third pair of skis, I'm just wondering, and my I've had my fujas for 2 seasons now so they might be done soon
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Oh and I'm 6'1" 170 pounds and I don't really know my skill level but I'm gonna say better than average but not amazing
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For my third set I was thinking chronic blends but they are a little out of my price range
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replace your fujis, if not go with something like a scratch brigade/bc (same thing, super light, relatively stiff, and kills it everywhere.)
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scratch bc wrs/brigade would be a good kill everywhere kind of ski. Not bad in pow, will handle the crud, and you can lap the park on your way down.
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I think you'll be ok with two pars, personally.
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if you really need another pair i would recommend the bc wrs cause it gets it done all over the mountain
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but both are soft skis so I don't know if i would need a stiffer ski or not
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