Revision Ski's Reviews talisman.

I have them but havent ridden them yet. Im going skiing in two weeks so i can give you small review.

There nice. I have them mounted with sth and they are pretty light. So far I've noticed that they are a tad bit softer in the nose than the tail, and that doing the switch takes a little getting used to. They charge pretty good and can carve nicely. Hold up on side booters pretty good. So far I have only hit a pvc rail with un-detuned edges and it was pretty good, easy to grease it if it wasn't for my edges sending me into a complete stop on the rail. Overall great skis would buy again

I've skied my revision talismans for about 10-15 days and now i have to send them in for warranty. Overall i loved the ski, it skied really well but the durability is not as great as some skis. I ski at Elm Creek mostly its a small hill in Minnesota and takes about 20 seconds to get from the bottom of the hill to the top. It consists mostly of rails so i have put the skis through the ringer with all the rails i have hit. After 10 times or so i was missing about 6 inches of edge underfoot. The next time i skied them another few inches came out. they are a great ski i wish they held up better i would have loved to ski the entire season on them but the durability is not enough to hold up with how i ski them, granted i skied them really hard.

NoahTheGnarlyI've skied my revision talismans for about 10-15 days and now i have to send them in for warranty. Overall i loved the ski, it skied really well but the durability is not as great as some skis. I ski at Elm Creek mostly its a small hill in Minnesota and takes about 20 seconds to get from the bottom of the hill to the top. It consists mostly of rails so i have put the skis through the ringer with all the rails i have hit. After 10 times or so i was missing about 6 inches of edge underfoot. The next time i skied them another few inches came out. they are a great ski i wish they held up better i would have loved to ski the entire season on them but the durability is not enough to hold up with how i ski them, granted i skied them really hard.

Did you detune your edges?

veetuskagDid you detune your edges?

Yeah I got them detuned professionally by a ski shop.

NoahTheGnarlyI've skied my revision talismans for about 10-15 days and now i have to send them in for warranty. Overall i loved the ski, it skied really well but the durability is not as great as some skis. I ski at Elm Creek mostly its a small hill in Minnesota and takes about 20 seconds to get from the bottom of the hill to the top. It consists mostly of rails so i have put the skis through the ringer with all the rails i have hit. After 10 times or so i was missing about 6 inches of edge underfoot. The next time i skied them another few inches came out. they are a great ski i wish they held up better i would have loved to ski the entire season on them but the durability is not enough to hold up with how i ski them, granted i skied them really hard.

That, sucks. hopefully that doesn't happen to often.

i have the talismans and have really loved them. i didn't get to hit as many rails as i would have liked last year but i tried my best to destroy the skis in every other way, including landing on a rock off a cliff, and they held up pretty damn well

theyre a bit softer than id prefer but otherwise i love them

I have the Bunch Collab Skis which are by far my favorite ski that i have ever owned. super playful yet stable as a brick house. the all mountain performance is unreal with effortless carving and excellent float in the deep stuff ( I live in Buffalo NY so i was poaching closed hills for that "Deep Stuff"). i am super happy how well they're holding up. i have at least 15 days on them so far and i only have one quarter inch by another quarter nick in the tail from them falling out of my car (or that what i think what happened). i also have an edge crack under foot which i am pretty sad about, but other than that, holding up amazingly.

word, good to here. ah well cracked edges is pretty standard if your hitting rails. i just judge the ski on how long they last from the first crack haha