Replying to 1st troublemaker review

Ok i've been skiing them for about a week or so doing pretty much everything. I have a pair of 182's mounted +2.5 and a pair of 175's mounted 0.
I'm 5'10' 155lbs. First off I'll say what I found best for me. The recommended mounting point is in the perfect spot so I liked that better then the +2.5cm, and I feel there is no need to forward or center mount with the ski. I also found the 175 was perfect for me, the 182 flet a bit sluggish (mounted with a p12jib wich is pretty heavy, might be why). The ski is nice in powder, obviously it doesnt float like a 95mm waist ski but it floats incredably well for 78mm plus it just carves through it. the ski was great all mountain its got a perfect flex not too soft not too stiff and it absorbs everthing nicely and inspires confidence. bigger guys (180lbs +) would probably find it soft though. skid decent in moguls and was able to hold a line but the tails would cross and they would carve out of line, which can be expected with a park ski. the ski tracked awsome forward and fakie, if you lean into it it really hooks up and rails pretty nice both forward and back. the ski is gtreat in the pipe and definatly feels snappy, but alot of it is overexagerated, i wasnt boosting 30% bigger or anything. so far it isnt falling apart or anything but i cant comment on the durability yet. anyway its a great ski, especially for someone on the east coast that does alot of park but also just likes killing the groomers or pow. 8.5/10.




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