Surface Outsider mount

They'll float just fine with all that Rocker and a 109 waist.

I think when I had mine they were center. Fun ski, just not durable, but I have heard surfaces durability is improving so that's good.

.lenconThey'll float just fine with all that Rocker and a 109 waist.

I think when I had mine they were center. Fun ski, just not durable, but I have heard surfaces durability is improving so that's good.

Fuck, well Im grabbing them for cheap and as a daily driver when I go out west and for college, so they will be used as a second ski pretty much. Thanks for some insight

I mounted mine at true center. They're great. Took me out to Solitude Utah where they charged all over the mountain and performed very well in the powder. Then I took them to PC and hit rails for the rest of the day. I tried to treat them nicely and not use them in the park too much but they're too much fun. Used them in the park a lot, but they only have 2 edge cracks and some minimal topsheet chipping.

Awesome skis. good choice!

Mine are on the line, wherever that is, and i have had absolutely no issues with float. Im 5'11" 155lbs on the 189s. I have taken them out on 20" days and had no issues with tip dive.

Durability is pretty average. Couple edge cracks from a whole season on rails. No other issues though.

LMK if you have any other questions! Stellar ski.

I mounted mine just back from the "progressive mount" location.

These skis have a crazy rocker but i promise you are some of the most fun skis I have ridden. They rip powder and float very very well as you can imagine with the rocker profile. They are my go to spring ski on the slush such a fun ski that float/surf around so well. I've had them on everything from east coast ice this year to 3 ft pow days at Squaw valley and they have been able to hold it down quite well.

Surprisingly pretty solid on groomers also. They can hold an edge much better than the rocker indicates and that was the biggest surprise for me. The faster you ski on these things they better they become. They do ski really short given the crazy rocker profile. But its pretty amazing to feel how the tips/tails engage when you get through some deep pow. They have some much pop in them.

I have the 189's and love them.

My only critique on the ski is I think there is a bit to much tail rocker. I know they are designed as a pow jib ski for the most part but I find myself wanting some more edge on the tail occasionally especially on crud.

But overall I would give these an 8/10. Such a fun ski you will lvoe them. I have attack 13's on mine and they rip.

KravtZI mounted mine just back from the "progressive mount" location.

These skis have a crazy rocker but i promise you are some of the most fun skis I have ridden. They rip powder and float very very well as you can imagine with the rocker profile. They are my go to spring ski on the slush such a fun ski that float/surf around so well. I've had them on everything from east coast ice this year to 3 ft pow days at Squaw valley and they have been able to hold it down quite well.

Surprisingly pretty solid on groomers also. They can hold an edge much better than the rocker indicates and that was the biggest surprise for me. The faster you ski on these things they better they become. They do ski really short given the crazy rocker profile. But its pretty amazing to feel how the tips/tails engage when you get through some deep pow. They have some much pop in them.

I have the 189's and love them.

My only critique on the ski is I think there is a bit to much tail rocker. I know they are designed as a pow jib ski for the most part but I find myself wanting some more edge on the tail occasionally especially on crud.

But overall I would give these an 8/10. Such a fun ski you will lvoe them. I have attack 13's on mine and they rip.

Just to add to the durability....I have some top sheet chips and what not from using them all season. My bases have a few scratches but nothing serious from some rocks. I never use them on rails though so my edges are in really good shape.